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Mammals of Australia Tag

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13 October 2024
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Mammals of Australia Part 5 of 6: Bats and Rats

Hi people, My biggest adventure of my life, cruising throughout Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia in search of (mostly) birds and mammals! I drove an approximate 47.000 km i

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10 July 2024
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Mammals of Australia Part 2 of 6: Possums and gliders

Hi people, My biggest adventure of my life, cruising throughout Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia in search of (mostly) birds and mammals! I drove an approximate 47.000 km i

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2 September 2016
Australasia
Mammals of Australia

Mammals of Australia Part 5: Bats and Rats

Hi people, Part 5 of my Youtoube collection on Australian mammals! Includes Ghost Bat, four species of Flying-foxes, Giant White-tailed Rat and twelve more species of bats! https:/

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24 August 2016
Australasia
Mammals of Australia

Video Australian Mammals Part 1: Monotremes to Wombats

Hi people, A repost from the “old weblog”. This is part 1 of 6 of Australian mammals on video which I shot during my big year travelling through Australia, New Zealand

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  1. Brett Hartl on A quick note on Mediterranean Monk Seals4 August 2026

    100 euros/hour if you need a driver/captain, 50 euro/hour if you can operate the boat yourself.

  2. sahucfx on A quick note on Mediterranean Monk Seals4 August 2026

    How much does he charge and how long does the tour last? Thank you :)

  3. Christopher Rasgon on Southern Arizona, October 8th-10th, 20254 August 2026

    Thank you! I actually just got home yesterday afternoon from AZ. I didn’t see many new mammals, but I did…

  4. wildlife_watcher on Mt Rainier: A good place for accidental finds4 August 2026

    Hello max, the chipmunk I think is called yellow pine chipmunk. There is also a ground squirrel that is very…

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