PAN1 Watson's Waterhole

Over many hundreds of years the course of the Pambula River has varied its location across the Pambula River flood plain. Once upon a time Watson’s Waterhole was part of the Pambula River that flowed into Pambula Lake. Today the river lays 500 meters to the south of this point. Each year Black Swans breed in this area and Latham’s Snipe (a shy and secretive protected migratory bird) flies all the way from Japan to spend the Summer months enjoying the banks of Watson’s Waterhole