Kakadu - Yellow Water-We live here!
Yellow Water is a landlocked billabong which is home to native birds and saltwater crocodiles in their natural habitat, and lies within the World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park. Crocodiles are not fed; they live in a natural environment. Birds are not protected, they live in the same environment.
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Older photo. Worth the early start. Taken from the tourist boat at sunrise at Yellow Water
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Yellow Water is the floodplain of the South Alligator River in Kakadu National Park.
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Lone Heron at Yellow Water
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Brolgas sharing the bank with Magpie Geese at Yellow Water
croc sliding off bank
croc sliding to camera
Croc in mud
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Magpie Geese and ducks at Yellow Water
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Magpie Geese and Whistling Ducks at Yellow Water
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Darter and collection of birds on bank
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Whistling ducks and water hen at Yellow Water
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Black necked stork or Jabiru at Yellow Water
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Darter drying wings on the bank
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Darter on log drying its wings after fishing
Kakadu - Yellow Water
White Heron feeding its chick at Yellow Water
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Two Sea Eagles high in a tree at Yellow Water
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Lone Sea Eagle high in tree at Yellow Water
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Bird in foliage
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Darter in reeds at Yellow Water
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Crocodile swimming
Kakadu - Yellow Water
Crocodile swimming near edge of bank.
Yellow Water