The third post in a series of four examines the Banksias of the Wild South Coast of WA. The locations visited include Cheynes Beach, Fitzgerald River National Park and the Esperance Region. The Banksias of this region are truly remarkable with a particular favourite being of course the Possum Banksia
The second in a four part series looking at Western Australian Banksias. In part two the true Southwestern species are examined from the diminutive Banksia meisneri through to the prolific and mighty Bull Banksia
A look at two of Western Australia's most fabulous endemic trees . A final post for the year. Merry Xmas to all followers of the blog.
A brief visit to Perup Nature Reserve during Spring reveals a surprise Numbat burrow with young. This is an account of the experience by guest bloggers Cheryl, Pierre, Daniel and Izzy.....
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.
Exploring Western Australia's Great Southern Region for Rare Banksias results in an encounter with a Carpet Python and a host of other great reptiles.
An look at one of Southwestern Australia's charming marsupials - the Woylie. Seen here at both Dryandra Woodland and Tone-Perup Nature Reserve.
A weekend on Western Australia's stunning South Coast photographing banksias turns up incredible encounters with many amazing and ancient Honey Possums.
Volunteering with parks and wildlife to monitor the world's rarest marsupial, Gilbert's Potoroo, on Western Australia's stunning Southern coastline.
A close and long awaited experience with the diminutive West Australian endemic, the remarkable Honey Possum!
Quolling Around 