Wildlife of Magnetic Island city in Australia

Wildlife of Magnetic Island city in Australia

Magnetic Island, just offshore from the city of Townsville, Queensland, Australia in Cleveland Bay is a 52 km² mountainous island which has effectively become a suburb of Townsville. The Island has long become established as a holiday destination with many hotels and several resorts in operation to cater for all levels of service.
The Island is a haven for wildlife and is 54% National Park which is mostly located on the steep hilly interior and rugged north western side. Lots of hotels in magnetic island offers great discounts to their visitors. One of the most distinctive features of Magnetic Island is the native Bush Stone-curlews - a bird with a piercing cry which has awakened many a visitor in the night when they are most active. Koalas are relatively common on the Island and can easily be found on the famous Forts Walk.