To borrow a page from the timeless style of Sesame Street, this week Ferrebeekeeper is brought to you by the Roman letter Q. Each post will concern a topic which begins with that rare letter. So …
by Matthew Cobb As a special 5000th-post-day present to you all, here are some True Facts About the Quoll. How can you resist an animal called a quoll? The quoll – a carnivorous marsupial – is about the size of a cat, and apparently occupying a similar niche in Australia. Here’s one: This quoll is…
The only thing better than one eastern quoll is two eastern quolls. These guys were at the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary near Hobart Tasmania, a rescue center for many native species and one of many …
It’s in our nature
Mt Field National Park We arrived at Mt Field National Park (Tasmania) early Sunday afternoon with the intention of hiking the Three Falls Walk. This a 2 1/2 hour circuit that connects the very pop…
Deep in Victoria's wild Otway forests scientists are hunting for the region's last remaining tiger quolls.
For the first time in more than 50 years the marsupial is born in the wild on mainland Australia.
Australian National University researchers have reintroduced wild eastern quolls from Tasmania into a Canberra sanctuary
Pouch young found in eastern quolls at Booderee National Park are the first to be born in the wild on the Australian mainland in more than 50 years.
After 13 generations isolated from predators, the endangered northern quoll lost its fear of them.
It’s in our nature
A blog about birding and other wildlife experiences on the Sunshine Coast and elsewhere in Australia.
Eastern quoll, Australia, Tasmania
49 Quolls by kelpscape
Today: Durdle Door, spotted quolls and a cardboard Lamborghini.
Spotted-tailed quolls are mainland Australia’s largest native marsupial carnivore.
From tiger quolls to dugongs to numbats, here are 11 remarkable Australian animals you need to know about.
Mulgara are a small carnivore that are also closely related to other predators like the Tasmanian Devil and the quolls.
While they look mouse-like, Red-tailed Phascogales are a dasyurid, meaning they are more closely related to quolls than mice.
From quokkas and quolls to dik-diks and margay cats, here are the cutest animals in the world that you’ve never heard of
