Taronga Western Plains Zoo, Dubbo
About the site:

The gardens, wetlands and bushland of Taronga Western Plains Zoo is not only home to over 700 exotic animals, but it provides excellent fox- and cat-free habitat for a range of (wild, native) bird species.

Bird species include Speckled Warblers, Little Eagles, Little Lorikeets, Grey-crowned and White-browed Babblers and Red-capped Robins in bushland areas. Depending on the condition of the wetlands, a variety of waterbirds can be observed including ducks like Hardhead, Cormorants, Little Grassbird, Buff-banded rails, Ibis and Herons.

How to find the site(s):

Obley Road, Dubbo – just off the Newell Highway to Parkes.

Coordinates:

For the entrance. 32°16’19.97″S, 148°35’10.76″E

Access information and facilities:

Entry is free to the front ponds but paid entry only to the remainder.

Opening hours (where applicable):

9am – 4pm daily. Last entry to the Zoo circuit 3pm daily.

Contact details:

Phone 02 6881 1400 or email [email protected]

How to find out more:

Go to www.taronga.org.au