Here’s a new report from Jimmy Lamb
South Australia, 2016: Jimmy Lamb, 9 days & around 15 species including Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat and Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby.
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New Trip Report: South Australia
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Great to get up to date info on the wombats – I’ll be at Brookfield in a couple of weeks. Cheers Jimmy!