Ian Worcester "Sauce": Daintree River Wild Watch

http://www.daintreeriverwildwatch.com.au

Daintree River Wild Watch

If you know me from a previous tour with Daintree River Experience, I'm here to tell you that I am no longer a partner in this business.

You will still find me on the Daintree River but I am now know as Daintree River Wild Watch.  Offering daily 2hr tours departing from the Daintree Village. Winter times are 6am - 8am, 4pm - 6pm, 7 days a week.
Seating available for 8 people, specialised tours available upon request.  You will get to see all that Mother Nature has to offer and more, too many species of birds to mention, crocodiles, reptiles etc...
PH: (07) 4098 7068, Mob: 04477 34933, Email: sauce44@live.com.au.

Brand new website will be up and running within a couple of days.

GREAT- BILLED HERON CHICK

This was taken at the back of Stewarts Creek

7/3/2010

Cycone Olga 24/1/10

Daintree village Jetty,
cyclone olga only caused minor flooding.

Big guns

This was taken by a lady, on one of my early morning birdwatching tours , with a small small canon camera.
At the time the big boys were taking pics of Wompoo Fruit Doves in Barratts Creek,
it high-lights the fact, that you dont need a big camera for great pic.

Peppermint stick Insect ( Megacrania batesi

It has taken me some time to find this, finally found one at Cape Trib

Golden Orb-weaver Nephila spp.

took this pic near  Julattan, hard to
photograph because of light,  the bird is a Scarlet Honeyeater,  Maybe Juv.