NSW |
Kwiambal National Park, NSW, Australia |
Here a few photos taken at Kwiambal National Park. This park is named after the the Kwiambal People, the local Aboriginal people from this area on the Severn River. The parks protects an area of sclerophyll woodland around the Macintyre Falls of the Severn River and a number of limestone caves ("Ashford Caves") that are home to a number of bat and bird species. Note that some photos presented on this website are available FOR SALE.
Sign showing the layout of this National Park
Rapids forming part of the Macintyre Falls of the Severn River
Curious rock formation in the shape of the toes of a human foot
Entrance to one of the "Ashford Caves", the resting places of
various bats; at the top of entrance one can see a number of
mud nests of
Fairy Martins

