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Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve is one of several parks in the lower Adelaide River catchment that provide havens for wildlife amongst Darwin's developing rural fringe.

August to November is the best time to see large numbers of birds at the Dam when it is one of the few remaining water bodies in the surrounding drying wetlands.

Between December and July you may find a greater variety of birds, some quite easy to photograph, among lilies and other water plants which flower at this time of year.

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52 km east of Darwin Along the Arneham Highway It has all weather access and is open all year Nearby Humpty Doo

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Getting There52 km east of Darwin Along the Arneham Highway It has all weather access and is open all year Nearby Humpty Doo
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