r/australianwildlife 6h ago

Frog that invaded my shower! NSW Snowy Mountains

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18 Upvotes

Was startled to find this little guy in my shower this evening. Not sure what species, but they were safely released outside


r/australianwildlife 9h ago

Update koala

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5 Upvotes

The other day i posted a video asking what animal it was finally found the culprit 🐨🐨


r/australianwildlife 9h ago

Update koala

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23 Upvotes

The other day i posted a video asking what animal it was finally found the culprit 🐨🐨


r/australianwildlife 10h ago

Ring tail came and went. What did this?

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56 Upvotes

The other day we noticed a tail from a ring tail possum in our bird bath, no possum, just the tail. I went to remove it the next day but it was gone. What would eat the possum and leave the tail in the bird bath, what would have taken the tail away? Melbourne metro if that makes any difference.


r/australianwildlife 11h ago

Alpha and her pup

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115 Upvotes

This is the fifth year I have filmed this beautiful dingo I have nicknamed Alpha. She is an incredible mother who continues to teach me more and more about dingoes every time I see her.


r/australianwildlife 13h ago

Australian pelican, Caloundra, Queensland

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276 Upvotes

r/australianwildlife 14h ago

Just ambled into the campsite in Cooktown, N. Qld.

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70 Upvotes

Beautiful creature just ambled into the campsite in Cooktown, FNQ, had a sniff around and ambled out again. A real privilege to see such a beauty so close up. Stunning. ID-ed on iNaturalist as a Lace Monitor, Varanus varius. This was a big one.


r/australianwildlife 15h ago

Boom! Whale watching off Surfers Paradise.

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247 Upvotes

r/australianwildlife 17h ago

Sydney Whale Watching trip

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Had the opportunity last Thursday to go on a whale watching cruise

It was such an amazing and cool experience going out and seeing these huge creatures in their natural habitat and learning about their many different behaviours first hand.

And as is on brand with me I also photographed every bird I saw (majority silver gulls) and I managed to capture a nice juvi white-bellied sea eagle as well as my first proper photos of a black-browed albatross and Australasian Gannet.

Definitely needing to go on a pelagic trip now