Wangi Falls (Litchfield NP NT - 15/10)

Our lunch-break we had at the Wangi Falls which are because of its easy
access the most popular visitor attraction of the park. There are two falls
which cascade into a cool, freshwater pool and we enjoyed to have a swim
because of the hot weather here at the moment.
Hello little blue winged kookaburra!! On the way back to the motorbike we
met this bird which wasn't shy at all.

Tolmer Falls (Litchfield NP NT - 15/10)

The Tolmer Falls are one of the most spectacular falls of Litchfield
National Park. The fall has less water in the moment because it is the dry
season till November. There is no public access to the bottom of the falls
as this is home to several colonies of two rare and protected bat species,
the Ghost Bat and the Orange Horseshoe Bat.

Welcome to Litchfield National Park (Litchfield NP NT - 14/10)

Wave lagoon (Darwin NT - 13/10)

Crocodile Dundee-ana (Darwin NT - 12/10)

Caught by the rain (Bark Hut Inn NT - 11/10)

We had heavy rain this night and the tent was in the pool this time, not
always lucky... So we moved in this old camp kitchen for the night. Our
friends were mosquitos, toads, spiders and potential snakes: hard to sleep
there!!!

Sticky the stick (Malabanjbanjdju NT - 09/10)

Can you find the insect in the picture??

Rock Art site visit, second part (Ubirr NT - 09/10)

Self-drawing of the rainbow serpent, creator of the top end of Kakadu:

An other Shelter:

Refreshing session, crocs free (Jabiru NT - 09/10)

Anbangbang Billabong (Nawurlandja NT - 09/10)

After the Wet season, the rivers and floodplains are drying up (Dry Season)
and leave some billabongs all around.

Rock Art site visit, first part (Nourlangie NT - 09/10)

Drawing for kids education about laws:

Spirit:

Dancing people:

Primitive art:

A shelter where 50 people could live:

Shelter found for the next storms (Malabanjbanjdju NT - 08/10)

And we were lucky, we were surrounded by a real swimming pool!!

Boat Cruise on the South Alligator River (Yellow Water NT - 08/10)

Lotus bird walking on the lilly leaves:

One kind of Martin Fisher

Saltwater Crocs:

Jabiru:

Cultural talk about wetlands bush food (Yellow Water NT - 08/10)

Mashed Green ants, good to smell to clear the nose and good to eat for bitter taste:

Paperbark, skin of one tree: good as a mattress, waterproof roof, cooking foil, etc...

Pandanus, good to make bags, plates, etc.