Lake+Claremont+today

The lake Claremont is approximately ten kilometers south-west of Perth (The Capital of Western Australia).

Bird studies that where conducted between 2005 and 2006 show a total of sixty-four species of birds in lake Claremont as a recommendation from the team at the lake Claremont wiki team you should visit the lake.

there is no evidence that the reserve supports any native mammals. However, the Peppermints and older Tuart trees provide food and nesting sites which would suit animals such as the local Brush tail Possum (an unidentified possum was sighted in the early 1990s). These hollows supports birds and may offer shelter to bats (an unknown species of a bat has been sighted on a number of occasions). Other fauna in the area include the Long Necked Tortoise, the Mosquito Fish, (Gambusia affinis) and an array of invertabrites. Lantzke et al (1989) sampled 29 genera, with the highest density occurring in June (15 species in the Bulrushes and 11 species in the open water.) Low densities were recorded in the dry periods of January to March. Other species of sink and at least 3 species of frog.

yargine track map lake Claremont (previously butlers swamp and galbamaanup) belongs to the complex wetland systems of wan river and swan coastal plains.