An account of the resident marsupials of Tone-Perup Nature Reserve in the Southwest of Australia during the baking hot Summer of 2022. Highlights include a Numbat and numerous Western Quolls.
Category: Mammals
The Wonderful Woylie – Nuts for Nuts!
An look at one of Southwestern Australia's charming marsupials - the Woylie. Seen here at both Dryandra Woodland and Tone-Perup Nature Reserve.
Larapinta Trail – Part 3 – Counts Point to Mount Sonder.
The final part of a three part blog walking the breathtaking 223km Larapinta Trail in the Northern Territory. Highlights of Part Three include Ormiston Gorge, Black-footed Rock Wallabies, camping on Hilltop Lookout, culminating in a dawn ascent of Mount Sonder for sunrise.
The Wildlife of Alice Springs – Australia’s Desert Heart
The wildlife of Alice Springs, seen before and after walking the Larapinta Trail in Australia's beating red heart.
Kimberley Wildlife 2021 – The Mitchell Plateau and Kununurra
A mad two week dash to the Kimberley to revisit the remote Mitchell Plateau, followed by some chill time in Kununurra hanging with Rock Wallabies
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.
Kimberley Wildlife 2020 – Part 4 of 4 – Bell Gorge – Olive Python.
Part 4 of the Kimberley Odyssey includes an encounter with one of Australia's largest Snakes.
Kimberley Wildlife 2020 – Part 3 of 4 – Mount Hart Station – Northern Quoll.
Part 3 of the Kimberley Odyssey revisits the wonderful Quolls of Dolorite Gorge while the Cane Toad front is only kilometres away.
Kimberley Wildlife 2020 – Part 2 of 4 – Windjana Gorge – Freshwater Crocodile.
Part 2 of the Kimberley Odyssey including Crocodiles, Pythons, Ghost Bats and Rock Wallabies seen at the fabulous Kimberley sites of Windjana Gorge and Tunnel Creek.
Kimberley Wildlife 2020 – Part 1 of 4 – Heading North – Rothschild Rock Wallaby.
Part 1 of a 4 part Kimberley Odyssey includes a visit to mystical Dorre Island, and the culmination of a 3 year search to photograph a Rothschild Rock Wallaby