Parry Lagoons Nature Reserve

Parry Lagoons Nature Reserve is a protected wetland reserve located about 20 kilometres south of Wyndham in the Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley, Western Australia. Part of the Ord River floodplain and listed as a Ramsar wetland, it protects seasonal lagoons, billabongs and grasslands that support large concentrations of waterbirds. The reserve is noted for birdwatching at Marlgu Billabong, its accessible bird hide and its importance as a dry-season refuge for migratory birds.

Visitors can expect an open floodplain landscape of seasonal lagoons, billabongs, grasslands and fringing woodland on the Ord River floodplain. The main visitor focus is Marlgu Billabong with a raised bird hide overlooking the water, information shelter and short walking tracks. The reserve is undeveloped and natural, offering quiet birdwatching and photography opportunities with large flocks of waterbirds, raptors and wetland wildlife in a remote Kimberley setting.