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Numenius madagascariensis (Linnaeus, 1766), Far Eastern Curlew, Cairns Esplanade, Cairns, QLD, 20 November 2014

A lone individual out on the mudflat.

Single tree amongst others covered with large number of v / triangular marks in bark

Handled with permits

Darker colouring than previous observations.

Two individuals, different colour morphs.

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A pair, seen in Booyal State Forest.

Large adult, seen in Booyal State Forest.

Another in top of same very tall gum. Could not photograph

Image courtesy Pete Knock.

Handled with permits

Video available.

Adjacent to steep, rocky gorge. About 500mm high.

Scats found in Kinglake West. They were sent to Barbara Triggs for analysis and she identified them as containing Spotted-tailed Quoll grooming hairs.

Possible Spotted-tailed Quoll Scats on lookout rock near the hut at the end of the Mt Lewis Rd.

Good candidates for Spotted-tailed Quoll scats high on Mt Bartle Frere

Scat, good candidate for Spotted-tailed Quoll , high on Bartle Frere walking track.

Photo taken 1/8/2019 at El Questro station.

Rescued from man made pond.

Found in school playground by kids. Looked to be a very young glider. Wires responded to call and picked up. Tentatively identified as a Feather tailed glider.

Observed and photographed by local resident Edith Wiskar

Possibly three animals seen today.

still water time just at the junction of the creek and Brisbane river

Koala droppings, under the tree with the koala in it. Seen in the trees near the SES building and the school crossing. Probably one of the Koala's regularly seen there.

Found on ground when dog approached. We saved it and had to give it to a carer b/c could not reunite it with mum.

Photo credit: Daniel Ashdown

Clearly stuck on barbed wire fence.

Survey by Platypus Conservation Initiative

Most activity yesterday evening was a little upstream from my recent sightings.

Still difficult to get an idea of numbers of individuals since the last flood.

Emu Bottom - main viewing area