Category: Banksia coccinea

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

Where to see Mammals – Western Australia.

A guide to mammal watching in Western Australia covering hotspots such as Dryandra, Perup and Exmouth.

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Quolling Around - Australian Wildlife and Bushwalking Banksia attenuata, Banksia coccinea, Banksias, Black Rat, Black-flanked Rock Wallaby, Boyagin Nature Reserve, Brush-tailed Bettong / Woylie, Brush-tailed Phascogale, Cheynes Beach, Common Brushtail Possum, Common Wallaroo, Dales Gorge, Dryandra Woodland, Exmouth, Fern Pool, Fitzgerald River National Park, Gilberts Dunnart, Honey Possum, Humpback Whale, Karijini National Park, Lesmurdie Falls, Mammals, Mount Caroline Nature Rerserve, Numbat, Perth, Perup, Possum Walk Trail, Quenda, Quokka, Red-tailed Phascogale, Reptiles, Rothschild Rock Wallaby, Rottnest Island, Short-beaked Echidna, Southern Right Whale, Stirling Range National Park, Tammar Wallaby, Thorny Devil, Tuart Forest National Park, Two Peoples Bay, Western Australia, Western Brush Wallaby, Western Grey Kangaroo, Western Pygmy Possum, Western Quoll / Chuditch, Western Ringtail Possum, Yanchep National Park, Yellow-footed Antechinus 7 Comments November 13, 2018April 10, 2023 14 Minutes

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