Category: Mount Field

Mammal Watching Trip Tasmania – Nov/Dec 2015

My first interstate mammal watching trip to one of my favourite destinations, sites covered include Mount Field NP, Maria Island, Mount William NP, Narawntapu NP, Loongana and Cradle Mountain.

Quolling Around - Australian Wildlife and Bushwalking Bennetts Wallaby, Birds, Blotched Blue-tongued Lizard, Cape Barren Goose, Common Brushtail Possum, Common Wombat, Cradle Mountain, Eastern Banjo Frog, Eastern Grey Kangaroo, Eastern Quoll, Eastern-barred Bandicoot, Frogs, Loongana, Mammals, Maria Island, Mount Field, Mount William National Park, Narawntapu, Platypus, Reptiles, Ringtail Possum, Rufous-bellied (Tasmanian) Pademelon, Short-beaked Echidna, Southern Bettong, Tasmania, Tasmanian Devil 2 Comments October 28, 2018January 7, 2023 6 Minutes

Quolls and other Wildlife of Tasmania.

Two amazing weeks in Tasmania searching for Quolls including one of my best mammal watching experiences with a spot-tailed quoll.

Quolling Around - Australian Wildlife and Bushwalking Arthur River, Bennetts Wallaby, Birds, Bruny Island, Cataract Gorge, Common Brushtail Possum, Common Wombat, Eastern Grey Kangaroo, Eastern Quoll, Eastern Spinebill, Eastern-barred Bandicoot, European Goldfinch, Fern Glade Reserve, Frogs, Golden Possum, Hobart, Lake St Clair, Launceston, Long-nosed Potoroo, Mammals, Mersey Bluff, Mount Field, Narawntapu, Painted Wallaby, Pink Robin, Port Arthur, Port Sorell, Ringtail Possum, Romaine Reserve, Rufous-bellied (Tasmanian) Pademelon, Short-beaked Echidna, Southern Bell Frog, Southern Bettong, Southern Brown Bandicoot, Southern Brown Tree Frog, Spot-tailed Quoll, Superb Fairy Wren, Tasmania, Tasmanian Devil, Tasmanian Native Hen, Warrawee Reserve, Waterworks Reserve, White-bellied Sea Eagle 9 Comments June 10, 2018January 7, 2023 13 Minutes

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