On a mammal-watching trip from 5th to 22nd Nov 2017 I saw 23 mammals and +15 reptile species. Numbat, Red-tailed and Brush-tailed Phascogales were the highlights. The report posted on my website here.
Trip Report: southwest Western Australia, Nov 2017
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