Jerrabomberra Wetlands
Now birds travel from all around to take refuge here. One example is the Latham's Snipe that flies directly from Japan to arrive at JW. Other wildlife that call this environment home are water rats, turtles, water dragons and platypus.
Make sure you take your binoculars when you go walking at Jerrabomberra Wetlands. There are strategically located paths and bird hides that will help you discover the delights of bird and wildlife watching.
Events are happening all the time at Jerrabomberra Wetlands to give visitors the opportunity to learn, explore and be inspired. For more details of happenings and school programs visit the website.
No pets are allowed in the wetlands.
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World Wetlands Day at Jerrabomberra Wetlands -
Pink-eared ducks take a break from the water -
Sunset Supper at the Wetlands -
Kelly's Swamp -
Bird watching for all ages -
There are over 200 species of birds that call Jerrabomberra Wetlands home -
Many water birds take refuge at Jerrabomberra Wetlands -
The Friends Group offers locals opportunities to volunteer and help restore the Wetlands
DETAILS
OPENING HOURS
Accessible at all times
COSTS
Free
ACCESSIBILITY
Suitable for guests who depend on the use of a wheelchair in a seated position at all times.
Location
Jerrabomberra Wetlands
2 Dairy Road, Fyshwick, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Features
Carpark
Family Friendly
Reviews
TripAdvisor traveller rating
Ranked #1 of 13 things to do in Fyshwick on TripAdvisor
Awards
- Certificate of Excellence 2019
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“Great birdwatching place”
While the wetland was quite dry in February, there were still lots of birds. The parking lot is close to the blinds, so there is easy access to birdwatching. Spend 20 minutes here or several hours...
PeregrineEdmonton
“OK but needs more trees”
I've been twice now and the big plus is the tracks are flat. However, you are forever looking behind you to stay safe from bikes. In summer it is very hot and there isn't much shade. Should get...
TheDoor_isopen
“Best place for birdwatching.”
Flat walking tracks, wetlands and a number of bird hides make for a pleasant outing especially if you are looking for birds of the Canberra regions. Nice sighting of the Clamorous Reed Warbler for me...
Aglassortwo
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