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Wingham Brush Nature Reserve, NSW, Australia |
Wingham Brush Nature Reserve is a small pocket of old rainforest right in the township of Wingham, NSW, situated on a bank of one arm of the Manning River. The reserve's dominant feature are a number of enormous Moreton Bay Fig trees. Note that some photos presented on this website are available FOR SALE.
Map of Wingham Brush NR and surrounds
Amongst other bird species typical of low-altitude
rainforest habitats,
Russet-tailed Thrushes
are found in the reserve
(photo courtesy of
V. Collins)
In addition to various species of birds, Wingham Brush NR also hosts a major colony of flying foxes and other bats
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Last updated: 13 Jan. 2018.