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I love Tawny Frogmouths, seriously, they always seem like they are not impressed with a joke that everyone else thinks is funny (or that they just don’t want to be at ‘the party’). With their soft plumage & huge eyes, they are stunning camouflage experts

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2022-02-16

I drew this from a photo I took of a gorgeous dancing Euc during a very quick stretch break on a WA wheatbelt road trip. I didn’t spend enough time identifying it, which drives me mad, I am maybe thinking E. torquata?!? 🙈

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2022-01-29

According to John Gould's Mammals of Australia (1863), early colonists primarily came to know feathertail gliders - the world's smallest gliding mammal - because they often crawled out of branches that were thrown on travellers' fires. https://t.co/Jlbfm4IvMh

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2021-04-13

So pleased to have a Superb Lyrebird in the collection! Another of Australia's incredible endemic birds

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2021-03-10

Some early responders to added rock in farm landscapes

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2020-12-24

The European colonisation of Australia generated massive interest in Australian wildlife...
Meet the giant wolf-headed, dinosaur-footed, baby-feeding kangaroo. (By Vincent Woodthorpe in 1802, held at ).

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2020-11-15

Designing our Birds of Perth print. Which top 5 birds should make the flock? Please leave your comments below! ❤️

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2020-05-23

Delighted to find these beauties on the wall where I stayed for my

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2020-04-20

My yesterday. The Rainbow Lorikeets are having a drink too.

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2020-04-13

Sunrise this morning ✔️ 11k run ✔️ 😃

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2020-03-19

We're thrilled to confirm the first breeding at one of our incentive sites. This chick is already over two weeks old, one of four found this morning.😃

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2020-02-29

🐨 (Phascolarctos cinereus) are tree-dwelling marsupials whose diet mainly consists of eucalyptus leaves. by John Gould and H. C. Richter for Gould's Mammals of Vol. 1 (1863). Via & : https://t.co/J6L7ttn3fm

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2020-02-27

Today’s Study; Sulphur V Brown.

Watched in total awe this Brown Goshawk attempt to upset a group of roosting Cockatoos.

Who knew, Sulphur beats Brown?

Braeside Park- on a v dull Melbourne Tuesday.

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2020-02-18

Pink Robins are awesome birds that you can find in Tasmanian Rainforests, where they usually mess with your head by sitting in the darkest spot while you're trying to photograph them.

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2020-02-16

Natures submarines, the nautilus pumps seawater into its many internal chambers to maintain buoyancy and jet around.

And they have a very cool appearance - like a cross between an octopus and a snail.

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2020-02-09

This Yellow-billed Spoonbill was enjoying some success in a farm dam near Griffith this week and didn't realise we were just a few metres behind the bank watching it. They're such wonderful birds.

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2020-01-08

Stop it baby stop it!! 😍😍😍

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2019-11-30

The critically endangered Regent Honeyeater is a bird I'd love to see in the wild! Faber-castell pencils on HP watercolour paper https://t.co/kASdz7Isov

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2019-11-29

This morning I saw a shovelnose ray with a big bite mark on it! 😦

🦈

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2019-11-28