LOCATION
Between Berry's Lane on the west and Loftus Road on the east.
Beranghi looks a lot smaller than it is. A full day is required
to do a quick walk along the ridge line and either down to the eastern
base and wetland or the western bowls.
This land is truly amazing......especially the wetlands and littoral
rainforest on the eastern side.
The wetlands are a stopping off point for many migratory bird species
such as brolga & jabiru, as well as the locals, blackswans and
many species of duck and waterfowl.
It is believed that the green and gold bellfrog also uses the wetland as its breeding ground, before migrating back across Loftus Road to the Hat Head National Park. Other residents of the wetland are the mildly venomous red bellied black snake and the extremely venomous swamp dugite. Large sand goannas are plentiful on the land. There have been recent sightings of Giant Skink or "land mullet".