The wrestling, mating, nesting, buzzing, big bees of Kennedy Range National Park

摘要

The vast arid plain on the eastern side of Kennedy Range National Park lacks the obvious drama of the deeply-cut canyons and massive sandstone cliffs to the west. Not surprisingly, therefore, visitors to the park, which lies some 60 kilometres north of Gascoyne Junction, are drawn primarily to the attractive canyons near the camping area. A few bushwalkers even manage to scramble cautiously to the top of the cliffs, where they find themselves on a strange and wonderful plateau covered in pale green spinifex accented by brilliant red sand dunes.