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November 19, 2015 Sponsors and Supporters No Comments

Australian Marine Conservation Society
Bat Care Brisbane
Bat Rescue
Birdlife Australia
Birds Injured, Rehabilitated and Orphaned (BIRO)
Fraser Island Defenders Organisation (FIDO)
Gladstone & District Wildlife Carers Association Inc
Orphan Native Animal Raise and Release Association Inc (ONARR)
Queensland Conservation Council
Queensland Frog Society
Queensland Museum
Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Queensland (RSPCAQld)
Save Moreton Bay
Save the Mary River
The Environmental Defender’s Offices of Australia Network (EDONet)
Tolga Bat Hospital
Wild Bird Rescues Gold Coast
Wildlife Friendly Fencing
Wildlife Land Fund Ltd

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Rounding up the kids for the start of school term

Rounding up the kids for the start of school term this week like... 😂

The school holidays may be over in Queensland but turtle hatching season has just commenced and runs until March 🐢❤️

📸 @i.am.animal / loggerhead turtle hatchlings

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Get in my belly, insects! 😋 This stunning Papua

Get in my belly, insects! 😋
This stunning Papuan frogmouth was spotted by @_faunagraphic on a recent Cape York Wildlife Photography Tour.

These nocturnal birds have a beak that is bright yellow on the inside. Whilst hunting, they open their mouth to reflect the moonlight and insects are attracted to the vibrant yellow hue. In this instance, @_faunagraphic found the frogmouth took advantage of their red torchlight, which attracted insects.

The Papuan frogmouth is the largest of frogmouths in terms of length. It is found in the Aru Islands in eastern Indonesia, New Guinea, and in Far North Queensland.

📸 IG: @_faunagraphic

#frogmouth #farnorthqueensland #capeyorkpeninsula #wildlife #nightjars

This stunning #frogfriday trio includes the endang

This stunning #frogfriday trio includes the endangered Australian lace-lid, found only in the wet tropics of north-eastern Queensland.

📸 IG: @elements_brisbane

1. #australianlacelid
2. #whitelippedtreefrog
3. #orangethighedtreefrog

#frogsofaustralia #frogs

Wow, wow and WOW! 😮😍 An incredible capture o

Wow, wow and WOW! 😮😍
An incredible capture of mum and baby spotted-tailed quolls by @cesar_on_safari

This nationally endangered marsupial carnivore is naturally timid and solitary, so spotting a quoll family is a rare and amazing occurrence.

Spotted-tailed quolls have a single litter of up to 6 young each year, born between May and August. Young are carried in a rudimentary pouch. When they become too large, they are left behind in a nursery den while the mother forages. Young quolls become independent at about 100 days.

Find out more fascinating facts about spotted-tailed quolls at https://wildlife.org.au/spotted-tailed-quoll/

📸 IG: @cesar_on_safari

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Relax back - it’s #frogfriday! ❤️🐸 We’r

Relax back - it’s #frogfriday! ❤️🐸
We’re loving this cheeky little Spotted marshfrog who looks like he’s in pond heaven.

📸 and pond by @jonohooper92

Set your course for adventure, romance and bats! 🦇❤️

There's something for everyone this Valentine's Day on Wildlife Queensland’s unique, COVID-compliant Batty Boat Valentine's Day Cruise.
🚢 Cruise the beautiful Brisbane River
🦇 Interact with orphaned baby bats
🌇 Witness the spectacular flying fox flyout over the river at sunset.
This truly is a one-of-a-kind experience to share with your family, friends or that special someone.

BOOK NOW! Limited tickets available. Access via the link in our bio 👆

#battyboatcruise #bats #whatsoninbrisbane #wildlife #valentinesday2021

Here's looking at Roo! 👀 A wonderful up close a

Here's looking at Roo! 👀
A wonderful up close and personal native wildlife experience awaits you at Coombabah Lake Conservation Park, @destinationgoldcoast.

The Conservation Area, located just 14km north of Surfers Paradise, protects more than 1,200 hectares of wetland, eucalypt forest, salt marsh and mangrove habitat, and is home to 274 species of animals, including #kangaroos, #koalas and many migratory bird species.

With numerous walking and bike riding trails, you can enjoy this ecologically significant area at your own pace... and you never know who you'll meet round the next bend! 🦘🐨🐦🦇

📸 Amanda Little / Wildlife Queensland

#wildlife #wildlifeconservation #seeaustralia @queensland @abcbrisbane

Repost from @platypus_protector Posted @withregr

Repost from @platypus_protector

Posted @withregram • @platypus_protector I wish it could be a more positive outcome for platypus. However, it’s great that the word is getting out there and starts important conversations. It is a step in the right direction as more people engage and become aware of this issue. We can turn the future around for platypus and other iconic Australian species.

Thank you Graham Readfearn of the @guardian for the interview and enthusiasm to head out and try your luck platypus spotting!

#platypusnews #brisbane #theguardian #platypusresearch #platypusprotector #platypuswatchnetwork

Wildlife Queensland’s #platypuswatchnetwork and

Wildlife Queensland’s #platypuswatchnetwork and #platypus research are in the news!
Read this important update from @platypus_protector below 👇

Posted @withregram • @platypus_protector We published some of our eDNA results and reported our concerns for platypus populations in waterways around Brisbane. After repeated sampling (of multiple sites along waterways) over 4 years, we failed to detect platypus DNA in areas where they were once sighted.

I hope now that this research is out, we can gain momentum in conservation efforts and local support for our iconic species!

It’s scary. They are a species that could disappear right under our noses! We need priority research and protection for the platypus, so that our beloved icon doesn’t slowly become or even landslide into a distant myth.

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#wildlife #greaterbrisbane #seqld #southeastqueensland

Full paper can be found at https://www.publish.csiro.au/am/AM20052
@csiropublishing

ABC news article by Holly Richardson: https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/amp.abc.net.au/article/13037120 @abcbrisbane

Do you think we could win a ‘cutest flying marsu

Do you think we could win a ‘cutest flying marsupials of Instagram’ contest?🏆
These stunning little squirrel gliders at @hiddenvalewildlifecentre sure do pull our heartstrings 😍

Want to find out more about squirrel gliders and how Wildlife Queensland’s Scenic Rim Branch is supporting squirrel glider populations in the Scenic Rim through the establishment of wildlife corridors, data collection and mapping, and education initiatives – and how you can help? Head to our Glorious Gliders webinar page, watch the recording and download Dr Ronda Green’s presentation 👉
https://wildlife.org.au/glorious-gliders-webinar/

📸 @hiddenvalewildlifecentre
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#squirrelglider #australianwildlife #wildlife #gloriousgliders

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Happy New Year and happy first #frogfriday of 2021! 🎉🐸

This New Year’s Day has seen significant rainfall in coastal (and some inland) areas of Queensland much to the joy of little croaky cuties like these 😀

📸 IG: 1. @owlcaholic_ / red-eyed tree frog. 2. @isabelle.ng / white-lipped tree frog. 3. @photographersdownunder / white-lipped tree frog. 4. @steffwphotography / Green tree frog. 5. @laj_wildlife / Northern banjo frog. 6. @jonohooper92 / Laughing tree frog. 7. @jonohooper92 / Eungella day frog.

#frogs #frogsofaustralia

We see you peeking round the corner, 2021! As th

We see you peeking round the corner, 2021!

As the year draws to a close, we want to send you all our best wishes and thanks. 2020 has been a challenging year to say the very least but your continued support is greatly appreciated. Thank you for being a vital part of protecting and conserving Queensland’s native wildlife.

Wishing you all a very safe and happy New Year from the Wildlife Queensland team 🎉🐨🦘

📸 IG: @isabelle.ng

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#stripedpossum #wildlife #wildlifeconservation #happynewyear

Look what’s in Logan! 👀😍 Amazing captures

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Posted @withregram • @thelonelyboobook A Southern Greater Glider emerging from its hollow on nightfall, close by a Powerful Owl, 1 of a pair. We heard where the male owl begun calling at dusk so I might go for a look to try find them soon.

Logan region QLD

#wildlife #wildlifeconservation #powerfulowl #greaterglider

Frog hotels are so hot right now! 🔥 Check out

Frog hotels are so hot right now! 🔥
Check out this beautiful frog hotel that @tessahoops created... and look who just checked in! 🐸😀

Building a frog hotel is an easy, fun way to provide a supplementary habitat for frogs in your backyard. Here’s how 👉
https://wildlife.org.au/how-to-build-a-frog-hotel/

📸 IG: @tessahoops

#froghotel #frogs #wildlife #greentreefrog

Our endangered quolls still need you this Christma

Our endangered quolls still need you this Christmas. Please consider donating today. Together, we can save them before it's too late. 🙏

Please donate via the link in our bio ☝️

📸 Bruce Thomson

Posted @withregram • @goodwill_wine This Christmas, you can help save our spotted-tailed quolls from extinction. Join our #QuollQuest to help!
https://www.chuffed.org/project/quoll-quest

Our charity partner, @wildlifequeensland is dedicating its Christmas Appeal to the spotted-tailed quoll, an iconic native species listed as endangered at the federal level.

It's their goal to raise $34,000 by 31 December to conduct surveys in identified bushland areas between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast using scent detection dog teams and infrared camera monitoring to understand if spotted-tailed quolls still inhabit the region.

A better understanding of where spotted-tailed quolls remain will provide them with opportunities to discuss and implement conservation actions with relevant landholders, land managers, and natural resource management groups, and the government agency responsible for protected areas.

Head to the Quoll Quest Christmas Appeal webpage to make a tax-deductible donation today.

With your help, we can find and save our spotted-tailed quolls ... before it’s too late.

#spottedtailquolls #savethespottedtailquolls #wildlifequeensland #endangeredspecies #nativeaustralianwildlife #goodwillwine #foragoodcause #charityfundraising #savethequolls #consciouschristmas #fundraisingappeal #saveourwildlife #quollquest

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