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Eylandt Fauna

Marine turtle tracks Southpoint WedgeTail Eagle Southpoint Saltwater crocodile tracks Saltwater Crocodile Angurugu River Marine nesting turtle tracks Scotts Point Black-necked Stork (Jabiru) Beach Stone Curlew Southpoint

Eylandt Fauna

The Groote Eylandt archipelago has a large variety of fauna in the air, on the land and in the sea.
From migratory birds to crocodiles and turtles, the archipelago is the home to a vast variety of species.

Date

June 27, 2023

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The missionaries believed that the Warnindilyakwa were the true owners of the land and that mining on their land should be for their benefit and development.

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