This Aboriginal rock art shelter was called Wards Cave by Bob Pankhurst – who documented this cave and the nearby Peats Ridge Road Stencil Shelter in the 1970s – after the farming property previously owned by Eric and Harold Ward.
The most prominent figure is a wallaby or kangaroo, which is outlined in yellow.
Near the ‘roo is a motif in red ochre, which looks like a bird print.
The most intriguing figure is a small anthropomorph on the roof at the southern end of the shelter.
Also at the southern end of the shelter are two hand stencils.
The shelter also has some indeterminate charcoal and red ochre motifs.
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