Currimundi Lake (Kathleen McArthur) Conservation Park
Currimundi Lake (Kathleen McArthur) Conservation Park, this natural gem still survives, in spite of its proximity to busy Sunshine Coast developments. A pocket of the wallum heath, which once covered much of coastal southern Queensland, thrives on Lake Currimundi’s northern shore. This type of coastal heathland is rich in plant species, many of which attract birds and insects seeking food and shelter.
Wander down the track from Coongarra Esplanade through the park to the beach. After the first 130 metres of wheelchair-accessible track, pause at the lake lookout. Spot the spectacular yellow-spiked flower or knobbly seed pods of the wallum banksia. Walk quietly, looking and listening for wrens, finches, honeyeaters like the noisy friarbird.
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