Your Window
to the Forest
An inspirational holiday accommodation situated amongst ancient karri trees, high on Weedon Hill, Denmark. The sounds, smells and sights of the forests are only a few steps away. Birdlife abounds both day and night.
Birdlife along
the Rainbow Coast Western Australia
The
birdlife along the Rainbow Coast is as diverse as the countryside.
There are several species of birds which can be found
no where else on earth.
The black swan of western australia makes it's home along the waterways
surrounding the Wilson Inlet along with the WA pelican and many
other waterfowl. The blue wren is the symbol of Denmark and their
bright blue feathers can be seen from most windows in the region.
Living close to the waterways of the coast, most residents note the daily and yearly patterns of the migrating birds as they come and go with the seasons.
Bird Habitats
Forests
From Albany, through Denmark and Walpole you will find some of the most fascinating forests in the world. Visit the Forests of the Coast
Inlets & Waterways
the inlets support a vast variety of birds, reptiles and water creatures. They are a vital part of the southern ecosystem. Visit the Inlets of the Coast
Living in the area, we occasionally get videos of birds during our walks:
Birdlife at the albany Wind Farm
Pelican Flying at Peaceful Bay
Pelican wading at the open sandbar of the Wilson Inlet
Pelican Feeding in the Wilson Inlet
Bushbooks:
We found these Bush Books an invaluable resource for exploring the
area and finding out more detail on the beauty of our National Parks.
"Bush Books currently cover 21 titles. The success of the Bush
Books series not only reflects the enormous interest in this tremendous
diversity, it also shows that people are genuine in their efforts
to support conservation measures." Bush Books cost $5.95 and
are available from booksellers, tourist outlets, newsagents, CALM
offices and through CALM's website, NatureBase at www.naturebase.net
The Rainbow Coast is a national biosphere area and deserves our care and respect, please reduce your environmental impact when visiting the coast. Your safety while visiting the Rainbow Coast is your responsibility. Website photographs are copyright protected and are editorial in nature and are not for sale and may NOT be used without written permission. Maps coded using open source technology from Google. Videos are intended for educational and documentary purposes and are streamed using YouTube technology. Website Design and photography by our family of five living in the heart of the Rainbow Coast. This website is for informational purposes only and is a travelogue, weblog and a web resource for visitors to the south coast of western australia: Albany, Denmark & Welpole. Contact Us - Advertise -
The
birdlife along the Rainbow Coast is as diverse as the countryside.
There are several species of birds which can be found
no where else on earth. 
