Our Experts

John Schramm

John had a lifelong passion & interest in birdlife on the Eyre Peninsula. Since he was a little boy he loved observing how birds adapt and thrive in unique landscapes, bushland, and terrain. By listening, he gains insights into how different species interact and survive. Especially birds of prey have fascinated John since childhood, a fascination he now shares with his grandchildren and the stories of his encounters are truly remarkable. Be entertained by his stories, his history and his knowledge.

Michael Greenshields

Michael enjoys showing off the wonderful country and wildlife that Australia has to offer. He loves nothing more than the excitement of spending the day in the Australian Outback looking for those rare and elusive species. He started and ran Australia's first podcast dedicated to birding 'The Birder's Guide'.

Rosanna Angus

Rosanna Angus is a Jawi woman whose family lived on Sunday Island, during the early mission days. She is an expert tour guide in the Kimberley region and received the award "Australian tour guide of the year" in 2023.

Tim Dolby

Tim Dolby is one of Australia’s best known bird guides and has guided birding trips through most of Australia’s top birding locations. He is a former Convener of BirdLife Australia in Victoria and the author of several Australian bird books including Finding Australian Birds: A Field Guide and Where to See Birds in Victoria. Tim helps organise the celebrated birdwatching event, the Australian Twitchathon, and moderates Birdline Australia. Tim’s popular birding blog Tim Dolby’s Bird Trip Report provides a wealth of information for local and visiting international birdwatchers. Tim’s website: https://timothydolby.com/

Tony Sharley

Tony is a proud Riverlander with a passion for a healthy Murray River. Growing up on the Murray River created a lifelong passion for rivers and wetlands. His career spanned working in the tropical wetlands of Kakadu, mountain rivers in Kosciuszko National Park, policy and project management at the Murray Darling Basin Commission, initiating Ramsar listed wetlands at Banrock Station, supporting vital species reintroductions and wetland conservation on wetlands in 14 countries, and advocating for environmental flows in “the Murray”. In 2016 Tony and his wife Susie started Murray River Trails to help people discover the magic of the Murray River.

Elyce Tunbridge

Elyce will be your Nature and Wildflower expert on this tour. Growing up in Western Australia’s Mid West, Elyce has developed a deep appreciation for the region’s unique landscapes, flora and fauna. As a wildflower enthusiast, she has been leading wildflower tours in WA since several years, combining her local knowledge and passion to offer immersive experiences in Wildflower Country. Elyce is dedicated to showcasing the natural beauty of the region she is so lucky to call home.

Jamie & Alex Creer

Jamie is an seasoned expert in curating immersive Lord Howe Island experiences, blending deep heritage with adventurous spirit. Jamie’s four-generation connection and longstanding community ties provide unparalleled insight into the island’s rich history, stunning landscapes, and diverse birdlife. With decades as an agricultural economist and business owner, his expertise offers guests authentic, behind-the-scenes knowledge of local nature and wildlife. Alex will join Jamie for our larger groups to Lord Howe Island (8 guests+). She is a dynamic television presenter and documentary co-host, shares compelling stories and global adventure experiences, passionately highlighting the island’s natural wonders. Together, they deliver engaging, educational expeditions that inspire guests with their profound passion and expertise, ensuring unforgettable island memories.

Mark Watson

Growing up on the far south coast of NSW, Mark has always had an affinity with all forms of wildlife and the natural world. Mark decided to turn his love of the wild into a career, as a wildlife guide developing his skills and knowledge. He now guides all over the country for Australian Geographic Travel. Mark’s passion and care for Australia’s wildlife, nature and preserving the often untouched beauty of places, has only grown since - and he enthusiastically shares his knowledge and experiences with guests on tour.

Martin Allen

Martin came to Australia from the UK in 2008 and currently lives in Sydney. Martin has enjoyed all wildlife since a young lad but a trip to Costa Rica in 2002 ignited his passion for birds. He particularly enjoys bird photography and works as a casual bird keeper at the zoo when not leading birding tours around Australia.