When we came to WA in 2016 we went past Keep River National Park, but couldn't spare the extra days without phone coverage, or the time in our tight schedule. This time we have Starlink, so we can now work from anywhere, and my research confirmed it was definitely worth a couple of days. We camped at Goorrandalng and did the walk from there the first afternoon.
Sunset on the rocks was quite pretty.
The next day we did the walk at Jenemoom.
There was a rock overhang at the end of the walk with artwork.
We stopped a few times on the drive home, including at a rather nondescript creek crossing.
There were some interesting looking plants, and on further investigation we discovered they were carniverous!
On our last full day we did the walk at Jarnem. On the way we noticed a flock of Red-tailed Black Cockatoos, so Dazz went hunting.
This poor python was hit by a car.
The walk started across a swampy plain (fortunately we had bug repellant in the backpack!).
As we got closer there were hints of the formations to come.
We had lunch by this Great Bowerbird bower.
While we ate we waited for the Silver-crowned Friarbird to show itself.
As we emerged from the trees we saw the stunning domes up close. The photos don't capture the size or feel of the place. It was spectacular!
At the end of this walk there was also a rock overhang and more art.
Most of these bird photos were from around our campsite. They weren't very good at cooperating by sitting out in the sun on low branches!
White-bellied Cuckoo Shrike
White-quilled Rock Pigeon
Northern Fantail
Little Woodswallow
A mystery bird
Little Friarbird
Striated Pardilote, but not like we have at home. It's a Race uropygialis, also known as a Black-headed Pardilote
Double-barred Finch
Leaden Flycatcher
Restless Flycatcher
Dusky Honeyeater
On our way out of the park we stopped at Ginger Hill and Cockatoo Lagoon.
Whistling Kite
