Very nice blog from our own Matt Miller at The Nature Conservancy on mammal watching around Cairns and Cooktown in Australia.
Jon
See more at: http://blog.nature.org/science/2013/06/18/traveling-naturalist-5-marvelous-marsupials-to-spot-in-queensland/
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