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KylieWaldon wrote:
Yesterday
great series of pics!
Petaurus norfolcensis
DonFletcher wrote:
24 Feb 2025
@courtneyb, I just spotted the animal in the photo, just left of the centre point. I will confirm
Phalangeridae (family)
DonFletcher wrote:
24 Feb 2025
Hi @courtneyb, Is the animal that brown blob in the top right corner? If so, and if you tell me you were quite sure this was a Brush Tailed Possum, not a Koala, Ring Tailed Possum, Greater Glider nor Yellow Bellied Glider, and give your reason, I will confirm it.
Phalangeridae (family)
DonFletcher wrote:
19 Feb 2025
Hi @Alihumphreys , thanks for the record. Keep up the good work.
Pseudocheirus peregrinus
DonFletcher wrote:
17 Feb 2025
Thanks @Maren verified as BTP
Trichosurus vulpecula

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Trichosurus vulpecula

Trichosurus vulpecula

Pseudocheirus peregrinus at Borough, NSW

Pseudocheirus peregrinus at Borough, NSW

Pseudocheirus peregrinus at Borough, NSW

Trichosurus vulpecula

Trichosurus vulpecula

Petaurus norfolcensis

Petaurus norfolcensis

Petaurus norfolcensis

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