G'day, A friend of mine recently showed me what looked like masticated pellets of Melaleuca bark, 2x4 centimetres. The site is near Tinaroo Dam on the Atherton...
Greetings, Is anyone of you currently working on sugar gliders and wouldn't mind a film crew looking over your shoulder. Regards, Alan Gillanders Alan's...
In May there were 7 reliable, or very plausible, reports of Echidnas in the City of Bayside (Beaumaris to Brighton on the east of Port Phillip Bay). Despite my...
Hi Michael They are still fairly regular in the Dandenong Creek and Yarra River valleys, and from there odd ones go 'suburban'! My guess is that your bayside...
Gday. My name is Hugh McGregor. This is my first post on the forum. Im heading down to Tasmania in a few days for some mammal twitching. I hope to collect and...
Hi Hugh I suspect the legal answer to both questions (collecting skulls, bringing them back to 'Australia') is no! You could check with the relevant ...
Hi everyone, We are urgently looking for one or two volunteers for a field trip scheduled for 4th-19/20th of August, to two properties SW of Longreach. The...
Dear members, I meant to send this a little earlier, I don't know if anyone feels they can help This is an email sent to me which I think others should see,...
Hi everyone, We are urgently looking for volunteers for two field trips scheduled for ~13th-30th of October (NE of Alice Springs) and ~9th-18th November (lower...
Hello everyone I am just curious, does anyone have any tips for detecting Feathertail Gliders? I heard a story ages ago of some old hands in Victoria who got...
Hi Hugh Here's an extract from my website that might help ... I helped with another fauna survey in the South East Forest National Park further inland and not...
I'll second that. Falling leaves, particularly those that change direction in windless conditions, often turn out to be parachuting Feathertail Gliders. ...
What I probably neglected to add is that long hours in the bush at night is they key! I've had most success detecting Feathertail Gliders in surveys in tall...
Dear everyone, Does anybody have reliable gps locations (with dates preferably) for spectacled hare wallabies and northern nailtail wallabies that they would...
Greetings, does anyone know of a person or company for spotlighting or other mammal focused tours out of Byron Bay. I have some customers who are now down that...
Gday everyone Just have a question regarding when you can trust a Squirrel Glider/Sugar Glider ID. I am currently conducting a survey of the distribution of...
Dear everyone, A fabulous opportunity exists for a suitably qualified PhD student. The project is to establish what are the population level determinants of...
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Apr 30, 2010 10:34 am
We have just found some grey-headed flying foxes feeding in oak trees in our yard in Watson. A first for us here. They are licking the leaves of the oak....
Hi, I'm looking for two volunteers to help with a macropod survey in North Queensland for two months between mid October - mid December. You will be helping...
Hi Duncan It's a long eared bat. From looking at the pictures I would think a Lessor Long ear *(nyctophilus geoffroyi)* but I am not going to put money on it....
Hi, We are going to Darwin for a long week-end next month and were wondering if anybody had any recommendations on places to look out for mammals. As the ...
I have read the Mammal watching website regarding Proserpine Rock Wallabies and would be grateful for any info regarding seeing this wallaby (and any others)...
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Jun 29, 2011 10:57 am
Hi John, Some years ago we spent several nights looking for the Proserpine Rock wallaby on Mt Lucas, eventually being successful. I don't know what the ...
Got a phone call the other day from a chap who told me he has at least two antechinus living under his house in the town here at Maffra in Gippsland. Pretty...
