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Eastern Firetrail Whale
An Aboriginal engraving site in Muogamarra Nature Reserve, which has a single carving of a whale.
Australia Hornsby NSW Sydney - North
Djarra Ridge Ancestral Figures
Two weathered Aboriginal engravings depicting what may be a deity or cultural hero of the Daramulan type and his wife, on a rock platform along the Djarra ridge.
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Kimmerikong Line of Fish engravings
A rock platform near the Kimmerikong Trail has Aboriginal engravings whch include a row of ten fish, and a very weathered human figure.
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Djarra Trig in Muogamarra Reserve
One of the last trig stations constructed in Sydney’s north, Djarra Trig in still in fairly good condition despite being damaged by bushfires.
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Muogamarra Gully Fishing Scene
An Aboriginal engraving site within the Muogamarra Nature Reserve, which was thought to depict a fishing expedition. It has over 20 figures.
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Peats Crater Trail Birds and Roo
A small Aboriginal engraving site along the Peats Crater Trail in the Muogamarra Nature Reserve.
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Peats Crater Trail Manta Ray and Men
The largest figure at this Muogamarra Aboriginal engraving site is a manta ray; nearby are five men, a woman, a kangaroo rat and a very clearly-carved bird.
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Peats Crater Trail Whale
A large whale engraving next to the Peats Crater Trail in Muogamarra Nature Reserve. Nearby is a wallaby and two circles (which may represent squid or food for the whale).
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Muogamarra Whale Scene
The Whale Feast site is a “remarkable” Aboriginal engraving site in Muogamarra Nature Reserve. It has over 60 figures, including a Baiame ancestral being and a line of 31 human figures below a large whale.
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An easy loop bushwalk along the Muogamarra Bird Gully Walk
A relatively short and easy ranger-guided bushwalk at Muogamarra, the Bird Gully Walk descends into a valley where it crosses Muogamarra Creek. You’ll see wildflowers, birdlife and some Aboriginal grinding grooves,