Australia. Guide to Australia

‘Parks’

Kukushechya iglonogaya Owl ( Ninox novaeseelandiae) - Is the smallest type of owls Australia, living in the woods,deserts and national parks, -the most common type of owls distributed throughout Australia.

The length of the owl kukushechnoy iglonogoy 28 before 36 Centimeters. Owl plumage on the upper side dark brown, and on the lower side of the reddish-brown with white spots and stripes, big owl eyes, yellow.

Kukushechya iglonogaya Owl – night-bird, hunts mainly at night or at dawn, but in cloudy or overcast conditions as the owl is active during daylight hours. Food consists of insects, owls, small birds, rodents and lizards.

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Tasmanian Devil (Sarcophilus laniarius)- Carnivorous marsupial mammal of the family, Tasmanian devil is also called the Tasmanian devil, or marsupial devil.

Tasmanian Devil - the largest of the modern marsupial predator the size of a small dog, than resembling a miniature bear. The body length is 50-80 cm Tasmanian Devil, tail - 23-30 cm. Males larger than females, large male weighs up to 12 kg at a height of up to 30 cm.
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The Australian city of Hobart (Hobart) – capital Tasmania, Located at the mouth of the River Derwent at the foot of Mount Wellington, the city's population 245 Thd. person, this is one of the oldest cities in Australia.

Hobart - an important sea port, hence the Australian and French sent ships to Antarctica. In Hobart, developed tourism and the economy, Food Industry, brewing, production of wine,confectioneries, shipbuilding and ancillary industries.

Located in Hobart Hobart International Airport (Hobart International Airport), Tasmania is the air gateway.

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