Tag Archives: Mountain Brushtail Possum
Thermal imaging try-out
I was lucky enough to be able to borrow a FLIR thermal imaging camera for a night, last November. I didn’t go far, just in the bush around the house. The experience of walking just with the FLIR, without a … Continue reading
Creatures of the night, at least last night…
The tall forest of Narrow-leaf Peppermint, MannaGum and Victorian Blue Gum on Boundary Hill support a variety of nocturnal vertebrates. Swamp Wallabies, or Black-tailed Wallabies (Wallabia bicolour) are among the most conspicuous mammals of the forest and adjacent pasture/grassland. Mountain … Continue reading
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