Cape Tribulation Accommodation
/ Daintree Accommodation - B&B / Bed and Breakfast in the Daintree
Rainforest National Park
Daintree rainforest animals
The Daintree rainforest is home to many animals, some not found anywhere
else on the planet.
Here is a quick introduction to some of the animals of the Daintree
rainforest;
This sunbird is busy building a nest under the front verandah
roof (September 2007)
Cassowary visiting Rainforest Hideaway
Goanna
Amethyst python, photo by Mason's tours
Brush turkey
White lipped tree frog
Brown tree snake, photo by
Jungle Adventures
Rhino beetle
Red necked crake, locally
known as 'mad woman laughing bird'.
Praying mantis
Longicorn beetle
Victoria's rifle bird
Saltwater crocodile, photo
by Solar Whisper
Treefrog, photo by
Cooper Creek wilderness
Bandicoot, a regular visitor
to Rainforest Hideaway
These are only some of the animals you may encounter during your visit
to the Daintree rainforest, there are many more, some are common and
you may see them anywhere, some are harder to find and you may need
the help of a guide on one of the guided
walks or other tours that are available in this area.
Rob Lapaer
Rainforest Hideaway
Lot 19 Camelot Close
Cape Tribulation 4873
Queensland
Australia
Phone: We are closed for renovations during 2009,
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