Sarah Durrant
@sarah-d.bsky.social
#Tasmania/lutruwita, on #LandForWildlife with diverse native animal & bird life. MBE in a drawer with past UK life. Now retired & #weave #knit Chronic health issues including #MS. Reigned over by rescue Labrador. #wildlife #birding #wildoz #cameratrapping
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Salvin's albatross
February 10, 2026 at 2:07 AM
Salvin's albatross
Reposted by Sarah Durrant
This yr, the team caught 32 different individual eastern quolls across a week of monitoring – the highest number seen in 5 yrs of monitoring!
There were also good numbers of spotted-tailed quolls & #Tasmaniandevils seen, making Silver Plains a real marsupial carnivore hotspot.
There were also good numbers of spotted-tailed quolls & #Tasmaniandevils seen, making Silver Plains a real marsupial carnivore hotspot.
February 10, 2026 at 2:40 AM
This yr, the team caught 32 different individual eastern quolls across a week of monitoring – the highest number seen in 5 yrs of monitoring!
There were also good numbers of spotted-tailed quolls & #Tasmaniandevils seen, making Silver Plains a real marsupial carnivore hotspot.
There were also good numbers of spotted-tailed quolls & #Tasmaniandevils seen, making Silver Plains a real marsupial carnivore hotspot.
This picture was taken earlier when the Dogwood was in full bloom. An unusually high number of flowers this year - especially at a time when conditions have been so wet for so long - made me think the bush might be preparing to die.
February 9, 2026 at 10:21 PM
This picture was taken earlier when the Dogwood was in full bloom. An unusually high number of flowers this year - especially at a time when conditions have been so wet for so long - made me think the bush might be preparing to die.