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It's #fridayfavourites time! A selection of some o

It's #fridayfavourites time! A selection of some of your recent #wildlife pics. Too many stunning ones to choose from! 😱😍. Thanks for tagging us.

Wishing everyone a happy, wildlife-filled Mother’s Day weekend.

📸 IG:

1. & 2. @elements_brisbane / Green Ringtail Possum

3. @i.am.animal / Australian King Parrot

4. @tomfrogbrooke / Chameleon gecko

5. @nature.or.nothing / Papuan frogmouth

6. @pattomkinswildlife / Mareeba rock-wallaby

7. @nature.or.nothing / Sacred Kingfisher

8. @pattomkinswildlife / Red-tailed black cockatoos

9. @nature.or.nothing / Australian Owlet-nightjar

10. @tomfrogbrooke / Green tree python

Peek a boo from the sweetest little platy 😍

📸 @naturally_in_noosa

Join Wildlife Queensland's Queensland Glider Netwo

Join Wildlife Queensland's Queensland Glider Network, the @yellowbelliedgliderproject team and Logan City Council for a fascinating FREE 2-hour workshop on Saturday, 29 May to learn about our amazing greater gliders and how you can help this vulnerable species.
Limited tickets. Don't miss out! Register NOW via the link in our bio ☝️

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#queenslandglidernetwork
#logancity #logancitycouncil #greaterglider #gloriousgliders #wildlifeconservation #wildlifeworkshop
#whatsonbrisbane #whatsonlogan

Incredible camouflage! Can you spot the Tawny Frog

Incredible camouflage! Can you spot the Tawny Frogmouth?

📸 IG: @i.am.animal

Posted @withregram • @i.am.animal
Looking more akin to the bark and branch of this hoop pine the bird deceives our eyes with its location almost stone like it’s no accident it’s chosen a tree identical to appearance. Daylight hours have little interest to these nocturnal birds although sometimes confused with owls they are actually related to Nightjars.
Perching like this one until nightfall they come back to life to pursue their evening prey.
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Tawny Frogmouth - (Podargus strigoides)

Gift an adoption on Mother's Day! ❤️👸 Give

Gift an adoption on Mother's Day! ❤️👸

Give a heartfelt, unique gift this Mother's Day with a symbolic animal adoption. Four native animals to choose from: quoll, glider, Richmond birdwing butterfly, and platypus. Each adoption includes:
🔖 a personalised certificate
ℹ️ an info pack
📦 a bonus gift.

By joining our Adopt-an-Animal Program you will be supporting Wildlife Queensland's work for the survival of threatened wildlife and their habitat.

Adopt an animal now 👉 https://wildlife.org.au/adoptions/

Want more Mother’s Day gift inspiration PLUS a free gift? Access the link in our bio 👆

A selection of stunning little froggies for your #

A selection of stunning little froggies for your #frogfriday enjoyment.

It's shaping up to be a wet Labour Day long weekend for much of Queensland, which will be happy news for many 🐸🐸🐸🐸😀

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1. @isabelle.ng / Striped marsh frog
2. @pattomkinswildlife / Orange-thighed tree frog
3. @wildlife.science / Orange-thighed tree frog - in camouflage mode!
4. @jonohooper92 / Common rock frog

The Protected Areas Matter symposium is less than

The Protected Areas Matter symposium is less than a month away! ⏰ - https://mailchi.mp/wildlife/protected-areas-matter-2601287

We're excited to announce the Honourable Meaghan Scanlon MP Minister for Environment and the Great Barrier Reef and Minister for Science and Youth Affairs will be speaking at the Protected Areas Matter symposium on Sunday, 23 May 2021.

Tickets are strictly limited to 70, so be quick! BOOK NOW!

Check out our great lineup of speakers via the link in our bio ☝️

Look who popped by for a weekend visit! 😍 @ell_

Look who popped by for a weekend visit! 😍
@ell_metty who lives in Bonogin, Queensland was thrilled to have a friendly visit from this little lone traveller on Saturday afternoon.

Short-beaked echidnas (Tachyglossus aculeatus) are solitary, except during breeding season in spring when they form echidna trains (males follow a female in single file, nose to tail). They are most active at twilight and in the early morning.

Whilst short-beaked echidnas are considered common, hard facts about their distribution are scarce. You can help Wildlife Queensland’s EchidnaWatch program gather information on the distribution and abundance of echidnas in Queensland! If you’ve spotted an echidna in the wild recently, please send an email to echidna@wildlife.org.au with a description of your sighting, the postcode of your sighting and include your contact details. Together, we can build an accurate picture of echidnas in Queensland.

More details 👉 https://wildlife.org.au/echidnawatch/
And via the link in our bio👆

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#citizenscience #citscioz #citscimonth #qldscience #echidna #echidnawatch #shortbeakedechidna #wildlife #wildlifeconservation

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them. ♥️🇦🇺

A gift for Mum = a gift for wildlife AND a FREE gi

A gift for Mum = a gift for wildlife AND a FREE gift for you! ❤️📦🦘

Celebrate Mum and help our native wildlife this Mother's Day with our great range of gift ideas, and receive a fabulous FREE gift! *T&Cs apply.

SHOP NOW 👉 https://wildlife.org.au/mothers-day-2021/
Or access via the link in our bio 👆

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#mothersday #mothersdaygift #wildlife #wildlifeconservation

Post 3/3 from @platypus_protector Posted @withre

Post 3/3 from @platypus_protector

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How you can help! 🙏

Spread the word and support the ban of enclosed yabby traps!

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Ban enclosed yabby traps!

Post 1/3 from @platypus_protector Please support

Post 1/3 from @platypus_protector

Please support a ban on opera house traps and help save our platypuses from drowning deaths 🙏

Posted @withregram • @platypus_protector 1/3

In 2018 @doug_gimesy and #PlatypusSPOT campaigned for the ban of enclosed yabby traps in Victoria. With great support, they successfully had fishing legislation changed to ban the sale, use and possession of these nets!

In Queensland, we haven’t had much luck. We have been trying to make the change but are struggling with support.

Some of the following details are from Doug and Josh (platypusSPOT) who helped me put together a fact sheet a few years ago. I’ve also added some other common questions/comments that I get asked about this issue.

*Video is on YouTube from the Belgrave Platypus group. It was created to support the campaign in Victoria but it is absolutely happening in other states!

In partnership with Moreton Bay Regional Council,

In partnership with Moreton Bay Regional Council, Wildlife Queensland’s Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network (RBCN) held a vine planting workshop for bush care volunteers and Land for Wildlife property owners in the Moreton Bay Region at the Samford Eco-Corridor bush care site on 11 April. Attendees were given birdwing butterfly vines for planting on their properties. The vines were provided by RBCN, generously funded by a Bank Australia Impact Fund grant.
Thank you to everyone who participated in this wonderful day.

Plant a birdwing butterfly vine this Citizen Science Month to help the recovery of the vulnerable Richmond birdwing butterfly! 🦋 🌱
We need your help to build a birdwing corridor in South East Queensland. Head to our RBCN webpage to view our regional habitat corridor map and find out more details 👉
https://wildlife.org.au/rbcn/
Or click on the link in our bio 👆

📸 Moreton Bay Regional Council

#richmondbirdwingbutterfly #threatenedspecies #citscioz #citscimonth #citizensciencemonth #moretonbayregionalcouncil #bankaustralia #samfordecocorridor #richmondbirdwingconservationnetwork

Mt Everest of empty drink containers and bottles a

Mt Everest of empty drink containers and bottles after the school holidays? 😱

Every container can do something good for wildlife. 🐨🦘🙏

Find our how 👉 https://wildlife.org.au/containers-for-change/
Or access the link in our bio 👆

#plasticpollution #savewildlife #wildlifeconservation #containersforchange #qldcontainerrefundscheme

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