 Families roosted in wetlands at night, and moved an average distance of 442 m to and from these night roosts.Each family used multiple wetlands within their territories, either switching between them, or using wetlands sequentially.Breeding success of territorial pairs (estimated as percentage of pairs that successfully fledged at least one chick) was 59% in the Gilbert River basin and 46% in the Flinders River basin (using a total of 80 pairs located on territories), with 33% of all successful pairs fledging two chicks each.