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Rate birdingplace Quobba Point
Description
Point Quobba is a spectacular low relief rocky ocean headland with powerful blowholes adjacent to the cliff edges. It holds a good suite of coastal and bush birds including Lesser Crested Tern. The small rocky island just offshore is a seabird roost. A telescope would only be useful if seawatching.
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Access
Quobba Point is located 70 km north of Carnarvon and is accessed via Blowholes Road which heads west off the North West Coastal Highway north of Carnarvon. Press P on the map to access Google mapping.
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