Toowoomba Water Bird Habitat

Toowoomba Water Bird Habitat in Rangeville, Toowoomba is a 7.6-hectare wetland that offers a peaceful walk in a natural setting.

It is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, with over 2000 shrubs and trees. The habitat is fenced and screened from surrounding roads, preserving its serene environment.

The wetland provides an ideal habitat for water birds and native birds. It features deep and shallow lakes, reed areas, mud-banks, islands, and grassy areas. This attracts birds such as Ibis, Dusky Moorhens, Black Cormorants, Plumed Whistling Ducks, and Purple Swamp Hens. The surrounding vegetation also attracts native birds like Sulphur Crested Cockatoos, Lorikeets, Rosellas, and Kookaburras. The large grassland areas are particularly attractive to Maned Wood Duck and Straw-necked Ibis, making it a great spot for bird watching.

The best time to visit the Toowoomba Water Bird Habitat is during autumn and winter when the weather is cooler and the habitat is less susceptible to dry spells. To reach the habitat, follow Ruthven St south to South St from the Toowoomba Central Business District (CBD). Turn right onto Hume Street and then left onto Long St. Turn right onto West St until you reach the intersection with High St. Turn left and continue 300 meters to the entrance on the right side of the street.

Toowoomba Water Bird Habitat is a must-visit site for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers in Rangeville, Toowoomba