Lee Point Biodiversity Corridor

Map of Corridor with (7) habitat areas

The Lee Point Biodiversity Corridor is ~2 sq km in area and arguably has more habitats than any park in the Top End with the exception of Kakadu National Park (~20,000 sq km). Based on Birdlife data, Kakadu National Park has ~290 bird species and the Corridor ~ 200 bird species, refer: Birdata map .

All the photos below were taken in the Corridor.

 

Area 1 – Coastal habitat

Area 2 – Mangrove habitat

Area 3 – Monsoon forest habitat

Area 4 – Woodland habitat

Woodland Flowers

Bees

Woodland fungi

Spiders

Mammals

 

Area 5 – Woodland habitat

Butterflies and moths

Reptiles

Grass finches in 2022

Cockatoos, parrots and lorikeets

Raptors

Area 6 – Freshwater habitat and dam

Sundews

Animals

Area 7 – Rainforest and grassland habitat