South Endeavour Trust

Kings Plains Gallery

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Kings Plains: Granite boulder field, a distinctive landscape

Kings Plains: Exposed granite

Kings Plains: Greening of the landscape early in the Wet

Kings Plains: Agile Wallaby

Kings Plains: Extensive grassy plains mark a Wet season lakebed

Kings Plains: Brolgas dancing on the plain

Kings Plains: Looking across the plains to the Poplar gums

Kings Plains: Cape York Lily

Kings Plains: Magpie Geese

Kings Plains: Brolgas dancing on the plain

Kings Plains: Sunset through box woodland

Kings Plains: The Lake towards the end of the Dry

Kings Plains: Spectacular flowers of the Northern Christmas Lily at Deep Creek

Kings Plains: Pheasant Coucal

Kings Plains: Lotus Lilies on the Lake

Kings Plains: The Lake with Daintree Rainforest in background

Kings Plains: View across the plains to Tandewarrah

Kings Plains: Normanby River, a major corridor connecting the Wet Tropics with Cape York

Kings Plains: New Years Day Lagoon, part of the bed of the ancient Annan River

Kings Plains: Poplar box woodland in the Dry

Kings Plains: Poplar box woodland with heath grass understorey in the Dry

Kings Plains: Scrubby Creek, Bennett's Tree Kangaroo habitat

Kings Plains: Tall rainforest is a feature of the Normanby Riparian corridor

Kings Plains: Rugged limestone karst

Kings Plains: Cave entrance, the caves are home to at least 9 bat species including 2 Endangered and a large colony of Ghost Bats

Kings Plains: Vibrant Reed bed in the Lake

Kings Plains: Morning mist over the plains and Kings Plains Lake from the Barrons Range

Kings Plains: Krefft's River Turtle

Kings Plains: Coral fossils in limestone, Melody Rocks

Kings Plains: Lotus Lillies and reed beds on Kings Plains Lake

Kings Plains: Bower of the Great Bowerbird, Barrons Range

Kings Plains: Hawksmoth caterpillar, Barrons Range

Kings Plains: Two Lined Dragon

Kings Plains: Black Bean flowers in the river rainforest

Kings Plains: Bush Stone Curlew chick

Kings Plains: In the wet season, Bottom Plain becomes a wetland

Kings Plains Gallery