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A nature-lover's paradise
When we purchased this 2.5 acre paddock back in 1997 there was little but grass and a small but beautiful remnant rain forest in the gully. There was the occasional wombat and wallaby, a few Crimson Rosellas, Yellow Breasted Robins and frogs, but little else.
Today, as a Land for Wildlife and Landcare property, Llarrinda Bed and Breakfast has created habitat for a vast array of wildlife - and wildlife has rewarded us by coming in droves. At the last count, and depending on the season, more than 68 species of birds and untold numbers of mammals call this land their home.
Llarrinda B & B provides accommodation near Wilsons Prom that is a true nature-lover's paradise. Meet some of our neighbours....
Llarrinda's birds
- Australian Magpie
- Australian Raven - and song!
- Australian Wood Duck
- Barking Owl
- Bassien Thrush
- Boobook Owl
- Brown Goshawk
- Brown Thornbill
- Buff-banded Rail
- Buff-rumped Thornbill
- Collared Sparrowhawk
- Common Blackbird
- Common Starling
- Crimson Rosella
- Eastern (white-cheeked) Rosella
- Eastern Spinebill
- Eastern Whipbird
- European Goldfinch
- Fan-tail Cuckoo
- Firetail Finch
- Gang Gang Cockatoo
- Golden Whistler
- Grey Butcherbird
- Grey Fantail
- Grey Shrike Thrush
- House Sparrow
- Indian Myna
- Jackie Winter
- King Parrot
- Laughing Kookaburra
- Leeuwin’s Honeyeater
- Little (Brush) Wattlebird
- Little (short billed) Corella
- Magpie Lark
- Masked Plover
- Nankeen (Australian) Kestrel
- New Holland Honeyeater
- Olive Whistler
- Peregrine Falcon
- Pied Currawong
- Powerful Owl
- Rainbow Lorikeet
- Red Wattlebird
- Red-browed Finches
- Rose Breasted Cockatoo (Galah)
- Sacred Kingfisher
- Satin Bowerbird (female)
- Shining Bronze-wing Cuckoo
- Silvereye
- Spotted Pardalote
- Spotted Turtle Dove
- Stubble Quail
- Superb Fairy-wren (Blue-wren)
- Superb Lyrebird
- Tawny Frogmouth
- Wedge Tail Eagle
- Welcome Swallow
- White-browed Scrub Wren
- White-faced Heron
- White-fronted Chat
- White-headed Pigeon
- White-shouldered Kite
- White-throated Treecreeper
- Willy Wagtail
- Wood Duck
- Yellow-breasted Robin
- Yellow-faced Honeyeater
- Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo
Llarrinda's mammals
- Antechinus
- Brush-tail Possum
- Common Wombat
- Eastern Grey Kangaroo
- Echidna
- European brown rat
- Field Mouse
- Fox
- Koala
- A variety of Micro bats
- Native Bush rat
- Rabbit
- Ringtail Possum
- 14. Swamp Wallaby
Llarrinda's reptiles
- A variety of unknown Geckos and Skinks, including the Garden Skink
- Copperhead Snake
- Eastern Banjo Frog (Pobblebonk)
- Eastern Common Froglet
- Growling Grass Frog
- Eastern Brown Snake
- Southern Blue Tongue Lizard
- Southern Brown Tree Frog
- Tiger Snake
- Whistling Tree Frog
Discover wildlife at Llarrinda B & B near Wilsons Prom
Boxing Kangaroos at Wilsons Prom
This Butcher Bird is an occasional visitor.
These Little Corellas are regulars here. They mate for life and live to 80 years in captivity.
Our resident echidna
Frogs everywhere.
Galahs mate on our deck and raise their babies here too.
This Grey Shrike Thrush lives here year-round and lays her eggs in our plant pots.
A fluffy Juvenile Wattle Bird
They don't come often, but it's always a treat to see juvenile King Parrots visit with their spectacularly coloured parents
Lunch time for this Koala who was just passing through.
It's impossible not to be happy when you wake up to the laugh of the Kookaburras.
Lewin Honeyeaters love fruit - we put it out - they come.
New Holland Honeyeaters come when nectar is plentiful.
This noisy gaggle of Rainbow Lorikeets are infrequent visitors, but we love it when they come.
This Sacred Kingfisher was only sighted once, but it was a great thrill to see it.
This Shining Bronze Cuckoo had just bumped into a window, but recovered and flew off again.
A healthy breakfast for this Silvereye.
Truly superb, Superb Wren
Our resident Eastern Swamp Wallaby lives in the paddock next door - sometimes with family, and at other times alone.
This White headed pigeon is at the furthest edge of its normal territory
Our resident wombats have multiple homes on our property, which they frequently renovate with more digging.
This Yellow Breasted Robin is always friendly and inquisitive.
Here in winter, gone in summer - the stunning Eastern Spinebill
A family of Wedge Tailed Eagles call this ridge home.
Gangs of Yellow-tailed black cockatoos come to tear open pine cones in a nearby forest, and then enjoy dessert in our banksias.
Black shouldered Kites are frequently seen along our road.
Australian Ravens - our great scavengers.