Drysdale River National Park

By Holly,Emma and Summah

The Kalumburu's once owned this land and the snakes slithered through the

sand

Their waters owned by crocodiles

Their scales as thick as tiles

When tourists come to this place

They see the wonder and the grace

From the animals to the

trees

From the waterfalls to

the seas

Surrounded by the water and the bush,rugged gorges were you

hear the wind whoosh!

Open woodland rugged cliffs where

beneath your feet the dust shifts

People fi

sh, swim and bu

sh walk to

In Solea and Pl

anagale were

you might

see a kangaroo

At the end of the day when the sun goes down and you leave to Kulumbury the nearest town

Out come the short eared wallabies,frogs and rats,the green

winged pigeon ,silver backed butcher bird and bats

PaintingGorges

en.wikipedia.orgCrocodile

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en.wikipedia.orgWaterfall

parks.dpaw.wa.gov.auSand

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www.jenzielklewitz.comSunset

rootnut.netBird

sunshine.coastbirds.blogspot.com