Banksia Walking Track, Burrum Coast National Park |
The small seaside town of Woodgate is on the way to Burrum Point Campground in Burrum Coast National Park. The Banksia Walking Track is behind the caravan park in Woodgate.
Banksia Walking Track: 5.4 km circuit, Grade 2.
The car park for the trail head of the walk is off Acacia Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenue. As the walk is in a section of Burrum Coast National Park, pets are not allowed.
At the beginning of the walk, there is a 400 m boardwalk through a paperbark forest.
Boardwalk, Banksia Walking Track |
There were a number of lizards beside the sandy track.
Lively Skink |
Copper-tailed Skink |
We were pleased to see a Burton's Snake Lizard. Burton's Snake Lizards are a type of legless lizard and are non-venomous. This one was only about thirty centimetres long and I walked very close to it before noticing it.
Burton's Snake Lizard |
Burton's Snake Lizard |
The wallum plants, banksia trees and eucalypts make this a great birding area.
Brahminy Kite |
Scarlet Honeyeater |
Rainbow Lorikeet on a Banksia. |
Laughing Kookaburra |
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