60-Jahre-nach-Grzimek-durch-Australien

60-Jahre-nach-Grzimek-durch-Australien

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Hier erzählt der Verhaltensforscher Dr. Carsten Schradin über die Tierwelt Australiens. Ein Buch wird folgen.

Day 30, May 24: Last river cruise on the Daintree River

Day 30, May 24: Last river cruise on the Daintree River

Admired the sunrise over the sea again this morning. Then packed the last of my things and set off at 7:30. Drive through the Daintree, boardwalk, walk by the Discovery Centre,...

Tag 29, 23. Mai, Daintree

We spent the whole day in Daintree, successfully searching for a better cassowary sighting. At 6:35 sunrise at the beach, then back to the walks from...

Tag 28, 22. Mai, Daintree, the oldest rainforest in the world

Today, we ventured into the oldest tropical rainforest in the world, the Daintree. Since Gondwana, for 180 million years, there has been continuous tropical rainforest here, much...

Tag 27, 21. Mai, Great Barrier Reef

Today was entirely dedicated to the Great Barrier Reef, which stretches 2300 km along the east coast of Australia but is located 15 to 160 km from the shore. Near Cairns...

Tag 26, 20. Mai, Cairns

Following Patrick's tip, we first headed to the Marabee Golf Course in the morning, where a large group of Eastern Grey Kangaroos resides. In fact, we were able to observe the...

Day 25, May 19, Rock wallabies and ring-tailed possums

In the morning we hiked all the trails around Malanda Falls, about 3kg, but without seeing any tree kangaroos. After a 40-minute drive, we arrived at Granite Gorge at 9:00, just...

Day 24, May 18: The Tree Kangaroos of Malanda!

Day 24, May 18: The Tree Kangaroos of Malanda! Morning exercise at 5:30, finally possible again, then leaving at 6:20 in the dawn, back to the highway, and then about 100km...

Day 23, May 17, Big Crystal Creek (Paluma Range NP)

In the morning, we admired the platypuses by the river once again, and at 8:00 we set off through the misty rainforest, down into the sunny valley. Here, we could still admire...

Day 22, May 16, Platypuses in Eungella National Park

Today was supposed to be the best day of the trip in terms of wildlife sightings: Three species of kangaroos, flying foxes, sugar gliders, the colorful ‘fruit dove’, and many...

Day 20, May 14, Cape Hillsborough National Park

In the morning, we took a short 4km hike along the creek. After all, we saw some nectar birds, the hummingbirds of Australia. Had breakfast in “peace” with the intrusive...

Tag 21, 15. Mai, Cape Hillsborough Nationalpark

The attraction of Cape Hillsborough National Park is the wallabies and kangaroos that come to the beach in the morning to eat flowers and shoots of the mangroves...

Tag 19, 13. May, Bowling Green Bay National Park (Alligator Creek)

In the morning, we descended into the Porcupine Gorge again at sunrise. There, we saw some euros, which are medium-sized kangaroos, at the top. Down in the gorge, we went...

Day 17, May 11, through the grasslands of Outback Queensland to Julia Creek

To admire the sunrise at the Billabong, we slept in until after 6:00. Morning exercise was finally possible again. At 7:00, first the sky, then the water in the...

Tag 16, 10. Mai, Camooweal Billabong

Woke up at 6:00. It was too cold for the mosquitoes now (even though we had crossed the Tropics of Capricorn again yesterday on our way to Alice Springs), so I could do morning...

Day 15, Halfway, May 9: Rim Walk and long drive back

Got up at ten to six, and at dawn at the parking lot for the Kings Canyon Rim Walk, one of the most famous hikes in the red heart of Australia. Only 6km long, with...

Tag 14, 8. Mai, Kings Canyon

because alongside the dingoes that were introduced by Aborigines around 4000 years ago, domestic dogs introduced by white settlers have interbred with them for the last 200 years....

Day 13, May 7: Hikes at Uluru and Kata Tjuta

Woke up at 5:20, did some morning exercise, left at 6:10 to admire the sunrise at Uluru. The viewing platform was by far not as good as the parking lot for the...

Day 11, May 5th, Ormiston Pound Walk

Woke up before 6:00 AM for some morning exercise, then at 6:30 set off on the famous 7.5km long Ormiston Pound Walk, said to be the most beautiful short hike in the West...

Day 9, May 3, Alice Springs

At 6:150 in the morning, under the full moon and at dawn (the sunrise was at 6:53), we set off on a short 3.5 km hike around the Devil's Marbles. The landscape was...

Tag 8, 2. Mai, Karlu Karlu

In the morning, we did some morning exercises and then set off at sunrise at 6:45. We wanted to leave early to have the chance to see wildlife on or along the road. But...

Day 7, May 1st, Elsey National Park

We set off at 6:45 in the morning for sunrise, embarking on an 11km hike with views of the gorge and through the bush. We quickly reached the first lookout...

Day 6, April 30, Katherine Gorge

Originally, the third day in Kakadu was planned for today, but since there wasn't much to see and do there, we made a change. Since one of the main attractions of the Northern...

Day 5, April 29, Yellow Waters

Woke up at 5:30, but no time for morning exercise, but for coffee. By 6:20 we were at the gas station, for the transfer to the boats on the Yellow Waters, the local...

Day 4, April 28, Kakadu National Park

In the morning, the agile wallabies were beautifully spread out across the campsite meadow at sunrise; there were certainly more than 50 of them. I was already awake before...

Tag 3, 27. April: Jumping Crocodiles!

Florence Falls is said to be home to a rare species of rock-wallaby that's relatively easy to spot once the crowds have gone. Well, we saw them last night...

Tag 2., 24. April, Litchfield Nationalpark

Woke up on my own at 6:30. Early morning workout in the hotel room using the app. Packed everything, and down to reception at 8:15. While waiting for the Uber, we saw a...

Day 1, April 25, Arrival in Darwin

The flight with Singapore Airlines from Frankfurt was pleasant. Departure at 12:15, after 12.5 hours in Singapore, with a 1.5-hour layover there, and then on to Darwin, a flight...