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In my Lens Wildlife Diary ... observations of what naturally comes my way ... I'm no bucket list carrier*!*

11/09/2026

Variegated Fairy-wrens ... they never fail to make me smile when they pop up on the camera*!*

An Antechinus, (native marsupial mouse) snuck in for a drink from the saucer area of the bird bath when the Eastern Whip...
11/09/2026

An Antechinus, (native marsupial mouse) snuck in for a drink from the saucer area of the bird bath when the Eastern Whipbirds were preening in the background*!*
(SEQLD)

11/09/2026

Peaceful Doves ...I love listening in on their sweet conversations*!*

11/09/2026

I've been having the odd sighting of this Thrush moving amongst the leaf litter. This is the first visit the trail camera has captured a visit to the birdbath... Russet-tailed Thrush or a Bassian Thrush? *!*
(SEQLD)

11/09/2026

Silvereyes going through their morning shuffle and flutter moves to keep their feathers clean for the day ahead*!*
(SEQLD)

10/09/2026

Rufous Fantail performing a little sing-song whilst the Grey Fantail and Eastern Yellow Robing enjoy their late afternoon splash*!*

10/09/2026

Hail the sun said the Eastern Yellow Robin*!*

09/09/2026

Female Brushtail Possum with her young back-riding joey*!*

09/09/2026

A Brushtail Possum joey will begin riding upon its mother's back once it is too large for her to carry in her pouch - around 4 months and is independent of her at around 7 months. There are 2 or 3 mothers with their various aged joeys at the moment. BP's spend the majority of their time in the trees but do spend some time at night foraging on the ground for plants fruit and fungi and having a drink at a bird bath too*!*

04/09/2026

Ratty and Toad having their Wind in the Willows moment*!*

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