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Photo: Rainbow Lorrikeets: These curious and colourful birds have come to visit.
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Exploring the South Coast of NSW
- South Coast Birdlife
- Wombat Crossing
- Bird of Prey Bournda National Park
- Rock Wallaby
- Killer Whale Museum at Eden, NSW
- Kangaroos Feeding - Pambula NSW
- Magpies Bega Valley NSW
- Penguins Bournda Nat Park NSW
- Rainbow Lorrikeets Australia
Exploring the Sapphire Coast, NSW
- Sapphire Coast Things to Do
- Bega NSW - Saphhire Coast
- Sapphire Coast View
- Historical Pambula NSW
- Antique Shop Bargains
- Sapphire Coast National Park: Bournda
- Merimbula NSW
- Sea Shells on the Shore
- Bermagui Coastal Walk - Cuttagee Beach
- Bermagui Beaches: Cuttagee Beach
- North Tura Beach
- Tura Beach NSW
- Fishing on the Sapphire Coast
- Tathra Beach on the Sapphire Coast
- Bermagui view of Mount Gulaga
- Tathra: Chamberlain Lookout
Sapphire Coast to the Snowy Mountains
- Great Dividing Range Escarpment
- South Coast NSW to the Snowy Mountains
- Monaro Highway Canberra
- Touring Australia: the Monaro Highway
- Heathlands and Coastal Scrub of Bournda NP
- Rock Formations at Bournda NP
- Touring Australia: Visiting the Snowy Mountains Scheme
- Pambula Beach - Merimbula
- Mallacoota Gippsland, Victoria
- Bega Valley NSW View
- Bega Courthouse South Coast NSW
- Mallacoota Pelican
- Mallacoota Victoria
- Mallacoota Scenery
- Mallacoota Wilderness
- Central Highlands Plains NSW
About the South Coast of NSW
Australia Tourist Guide
Rainbow Lorrikeets Australia
Rainbow Lorrikeets are feisty birds that defend themselves well against other, much larger birds. Noisy, they have a series of loud screeches used to call out to their mate and whatever else they like to talk about.
They also fly quite fast (40km per hour) and live in very high trees, which makes it difficult for cats and dogs to hunt them. They primarily eat flowers for their pollen and nectar, but will also eat insects, grains and fruit like native berries, apples and mango.
Wildlife on the South Coast
You can also spot dolphins and penguins along the South Coast and whales during their season, usually June, July and August. Even better is to watch them return with their calves to their feeding grounds in the Antartic via the Sapphire Coast, from September to November.
Merimbula Tourist Information
Enquire at the Merimbula Tourist Information Centre about the many national parks, activities, things to do, camp sites and picnic areas, lakes, unique flora and fauna found on the South Coast. Located at Beach St, Merimbula NSW 2548 Phone +061 2 6495 1129.
South Coast Accommodation
On the South Coast of New South Wales you can find accommodation to suit almost any budget.
Ocean side resorts set in stunning locations, hotels, charming bed & breakfasts, caravan parks, serviced apartments, camping, seaside and beach accommodation, pub stays, homesteads and holiday lettings are all available. Most people visiting from Sydney and Melbourne stay for a week or more, while most from Canberra come for the weekends. It can get busy during public and school holidays, particularly during summer so for those periods it is important to think about booking ahead.
Main Photo: Rainbow Lorrikeets: These curious and colourful birds have come to visit.
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