The Drysdale River National Park is home to various native animals and plants. It features rugged gorges and cliffs surrounded by bushland, woodlands, and waterfalls. The land was originally owned by the Kalumburu people, and tourists can explore the natural beauty and see crocodiles, kangaroos, and diverse wildlife.

1. Drysdale River National
Park
By Holly,Emma and Summah

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

3. Their waters owned by crocodiles
Their scales as thick as tiles

4. When tourists come to this place
They see the wonder and the grace

5. From the
animals to the
trees
From the
waterfalls to
the seas

6. Surrounded by the water and
the bush,rugged gorges were you
hear the wind whoosh!

7. Open woodland rugged cliffs where
beneath your feet the dust shifts

8. walk to
bush might
swim and were you Planagale kangaroo
People fish, Solea and see a In

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

10. Out come the short eared
wallabies,frogs and rats,the green
winged pigeon ,silver backed butcher
bird and bats

12. Painting
Gorges
en.wikipedia.org
Crocodile
www.travelnt.com
Rock
en.wikipedia.org
Waterfall
parks.dpaw.wa.gov.au
Sand
www.weekendnotes.com
People
www.jenzielklewitz.com
Sunset
rootnut.net
Bird
sunshine.coastbirds.blogspot.com