Reintroduction Ecologist @SAEnvirWater. Conservation, birding, herping, wildlife photography. Researched Burrowing Bettong movements.
Port Augusta, South Australia
Joined June 2016
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To mark Threatened Species Day, we're celebrating the birth of 13 adorable baby Numbats! Read more: bit.ly/3PaB2fS
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87 years ago today, the last known #thylacine died at #Hobart's zoo, marking the #extinction of the largest marsupial carnivore of modern times.
#Museums are their only remaining habitat: the tragic reality of extinction is crystallised into their specimens. #ThreatenedSpeciesDay
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One of our luckiest and most unusual sightings in Papua New Guinea this year was of this Papuan Quoll at Kumul Lodge. This rare predatory marsupial is seldom seen, yet this inquisitive individual repeatedly approached us to within a few metres! Unreal!! #wildlifephotography
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Meet Aang the Quoll!
At 1.65kg, he's one of the heftier chuditch we translocated to Mt Gibson this year. Here, I'm releasing him back into the wild after a quick check-up yesterday. He was looking very healthy and has even gained some weight since we first caught him 😀.
#WildOz – at Paynes Find, Western Australia
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Sad that the West MacDonnell Ranges are burning hot & fast yet again. The only wild habitat of the central rock rat burning now. The CRR is one of our priority species and the West Macs one of our priority places. We must change how we manage our critical habitats #ClimateCrisis
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On behalf of the local organising committee I'm excited to announce the 3rd IUCN/SSC International Conservation Translocation Conference will be coming to Fremantle, Western Australia between 13-15 November 2023. Check out conservationtranslocations.c… #ICTC2023
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A truely unforgettable moment last year while documenting nocturnal surveys with Josh from the @WildlifeQLD yellow-bellied glider project. When I saw the pouch from this white morph greater glider wiggle my heart skipped a beat. #wildoz #greaterglider @ILCP – at Gold Coast, Queensland
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I'm going to be talking about the @WAFCWG symposium, feral cats and wildlife on @Channel9 this arvo, around 5:20 👍 #WAFeralCat23
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The International Conservation Translocation Conference 2023 will be held at Fremantle WA in November this year. A great range of talks, workshops and networking events, following on from the last international conference in Chicago pre-Covid. conservationtranslocations.c…
#ICTC2023
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Good seasonal conditions have resulted in a population boost for flora and fauna within Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park, in particular for the ever-popular #budgerigar.
Read the full story here ow.ly/VPXp50LRXVe
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The defensive display of a dead leaf mantis, a giant mouth with huge spiked teeth
But this is an illusion
What you are looking at is the front spiny legs folded to create this intense deception
This is called Deimatic behaviour
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Age and reproductive status- we want young ones that don't have yellow/chipped teeth (under 3 years old), and not lactating, which would mean they have young denned somewhere #quollpatrol
Thanks for sending them over Judy!
some West Australian chuditch are South Australia bound, to boost existing populations over there - but not this one @MoyleTali!! #quollpatrol #wildoz
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Taronga Conservation Society Australia has released 15 endangered #chuditch (#westernquoll) into the Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park – a significant milestone for the species which is extinct in four states and territories.
Details ow.ly/s9UP50LQCbb @tarongazoo
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Looking for recent graduates to join us in 2023 for our immersive conservation internship experience.
Interns become part of the team for 3 months and get their hands dirty in land management and ecological monitoring.
Apply by 28 Oct aridrecovery.org.au/internsh…
One of this years field highlights-Mass Budgies in the Vulkathunha Gammon Ranges National Park, South Australia.
And the excitement you can hear in the background of one of my interns on seeing this!
@SAEnvirWater #wildoz #nationalbirdweek
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Scaly-tailed Possum caught for first time in the Northern Territory australianwildlife.org/rare-…
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Perfect morning for bird surveys here in the Western River Refuge #KangarooIsland @awconservancy – at Western River, South Australia
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QUOLLS: Also known by one of its Traditional names, Chuditch, the #WesternQuoll is one of Australia’s largest terrestrial carnivores. For day 3 of #AustralianWildlifeWeek, go to FAME.org.au/projects to read about their reintroduction to SA.
📸 Kristian Bell.
Sturt’s Desert Pea (Swainsona formosa) with white and tricoloured variations, located at Vulkathunha Ranges National Park.
Pretty cool to see these different variations in the wild.
@SAEnvirWater #wildoz
