Category: Banksia baxteri

Fitzgerald River NP – Honey Possums and Banksias.

A weekend on Western Australia's stunning South Coast photographing banksias turns up incredible encounters with many amazing and ancient Honey Possums.

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Quolling Around - Australian Wildlife and Bushwalking Banksia baxteri, Banksia laevigata, Banksia lemanniana, Banksia speciosa, Birds, Fitzgerald River National Park, Honey Possum, Lake King, Mammals, New Holland Honeyeater, Purple-crowned Lorikeet, Reptiles, Southern Heath Monitor, Spotted Pardalote, The SouthWest, Western Australia, Western Blue-tongued Lizard, Western Brush Wallaby, Western Wattlebird, Wheatbelt 2 Comments March 7, 2021January 2, 2023 10 Minutes

The Honey Possum and the Banksia.

A close and long awaited experience with the diminutive West Australian endemic, the remarkable Honey Possum!

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Quolling Around - Australian Wildlife and Bushwalking Banksia attenuata, Banksia baxteri, Banksia coccinea, Banksias, Birds, Bobtail Lizard, Cheynes Beach, Frogs, Honey Possum, Mammals, Motorbike Frog, New Holland Honeyeater, Southern Heath Monitor, Stirling Range National Park, Two Peoples Bay, Waychinicup National Park, Western Australia, Western Grey Kangaroo, Wheatbelt Spotted Sand Dragon 5 Comments November 13, 2019January 2, 2023 7 Minutes

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