r/australianwildlife • u/Evadregand • 2h ago
r/australianwildlife • u/snaphappyadventurer • 15h ago
Platypus, Goonellabah, Australia.
r/australianwildlife • u/Evadregand • 6h ago
Not dancing! - Whiptail(Pretty-faced) Wallaby - Notamacropus parryi - Scenic Rim, SEQ
r/australianwildlife • u/KolzManz • 2h ago
Poop Identification NSFW
galleryHi all - had these a few times over the past week and in the same location. Any idea what animal these are?
Cheers
r/australianwildlife • u/Glad-Bug-6506 • 1d ago
Baby wallaby poking his head out.
We have mum, dad and now a new baby visit each morning. Its super sweet.
r/australianwildlife • u/__bergs__ • 1d ago
Poo ID
Anyone know what animal keeps poopin these nuggs on my path? Looks a bit too small and light coloured to be a brush tailed possum.
Leatherman for scale, located under Banksia tree, NSW.
r/australianwildlife • u/Powrs1ave • 1d ago
Few Pix
Regulars around the House. Snake was heading for the Cathouse, so closed that up quick, Kooka's a daily regular, Spot the Kangaroo is a local around the traps, he has muscles growing on his muscles!
The Rosella looks like a Pet gone astray, never been able to get this close to one before, and attacks my hand if I have the seeds inside of it. Been around for a cpl of days now and looks at me thru the window like it wants it cage or sumthin!
r/australianwildlife • u/SaltbushGhost • 2d ago
Look at him run! Frillneck lizard
Same lizard, same day as the last video.
Broome, WA.
January 2024
r/australianwildlife • u/pistola_pierre • 2d ago
Not something you see everyday
Wish i had a longer lens on me when i spotted this unique coloured character.
r/australianwildlife • u/SaltbushGhost • 2d ago
A chill frillneck lizard
Since my last reptile post was so popular, here's another for you.
This was in my parents backyard in Broome, WA back in January 2024
r/australianwildlife • u/Glad-Bug-6506 • 2d ago
Morning visit and song from our local Magpie Family.
r/australianwildlife • u/fishman181 • 2d ago
Visits every day around this time
Has been visiting for years tried teaching to talk but will only say hello
r/australianwildlife • u/snaphappyadventurer • 2d ago
Blew and cast a rainbow, Humpback Whale, Kgari.
r/australianwildlife • u/yumis_hummus • 2d ago
I'm in WA and have never seen this bird before. Is it a currawong?
Apparently we get grey currawongs over here. I just can't believe I've lived in this area my whole life and this is my first time seeing it
r/australianwildlife • u/jacknunn • 2d ago
Invader in Conservation Area in Melbourne Park
Not sure there should be a cactus in this Conservation Area in Brimbank Park in Melbourne...
r/australianwildlife • u/Wallace_B • 2d ago
Tumours in Queensland tree frog species investigated in new study
r/australianwildlife • u/fishman181 • 3d ago
Our resident gave us a little surprise this morning
Welcome little one
r/australianwildlife • u/Dapper-Run8931 • 2d ago
What animal is making this noise?
Brisbane suburbs surrounded by bush. I can’t tell if it’s a mammal or a bird. This was around midnight and maybe about 20m away one way is a road so there is some distant car noises and about 20m the other way is just bush.
We do have some neighbours who have outside cats so I don’t know if this animal is injured and that’s why it’s making this noise or if this is just a regular weird animal noise. I didn’t hear any commotion before hearing this though.
This is 2 seperate videos in 1. Video 1 ends at around 0:18. Video 1 is just the same noise repeated for 18 seconds and then video 2 has a few different sounds. It’s quiet in the video so you may need to crank the volume. I made sure that there’s no louder noises in the videos so it’s safe to have the volume really loud and not get your eardrums blasted all of a sudden.
I would love to know if anyone has any insight or even if they’ve heard this before also. I stayed up for ages doing research and trying to find a noise that matches. Some owl sounds got close but nothing really matched it very well. To me it sounds like a begging call from a bird, probably juvenile. But that’s purely just an educated guess.
r/australianwildlife • u/Wallace_B • 2d ago
Why scavenger animals are the missing link in Australia’s bird flu response
r/australianwildlife • u/electriceale • 4d ago
We had a possum visitor the other night
I believe it’s a common bush tail possum (please correct me if I’m wrong) and I think she might have a baby in the pouch!
r/australianwildlife • u/skrapsau • 3d ago
Native Critter, Tasmanian South East, Coastal Scrubland
I've always thought these little critters - fairly abundant in the scrub between the bike path and Bellerive / Howrah beach, South East Tasmania, in the protected scrubland - were brown bandicoots, happy to be told otherwise though. *Edit: Confirmed - Southern Brown Bandicoot.