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Queensland Tag

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22 October 2026
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Queensland

Check out Jan Ebr's impressive 2026 report: 34 days & 70 species including Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby, Northern Nailtail Wallaby and Purple-necked Rock Wallaby!

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21 August 2026
Queensland

Queensland June/July 2026

34 days, 9400 kilometers – Lamington to Cooktown mostly along the coast on the beaten track, then a loop through Karumba, Winton, Carnarvon and Girraween – 70 species,

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11 August 2026
Queensland

North Queensland, May 2026 Report

I sent myself a copy of this PDF last month but cannot remember where I initially found it. But I hope the author won’t mind me reposting this useful update on some of the cl

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12 February 2026
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KEITH MILLAR – AUSTRALIA MAMMAL WATCHING TRIP REPORT – SEPTEMBER 2025

This report covers a five-week period attempting to find mammals I hadn’t seen before. It is aimed at those for whom Australia may be a less familiar destination. A trip ther

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13 August 2025
Queensland

A short report from North Queensland

I was back home in Australia last month. It wasn’t really a mammal trip. Inevitably, as I don’t know how to do any other kind of trip, I spent three days looking for th

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1 December 2024
Queensland

Townsville, QLD, Australia, December 2023

Hi all, Please find attached a trip report of a work trip with some mammalwatching that I did, in December 2023, around the Townsville area in Queensland, Australia. Enjoy! Michael

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21 September 2024
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Mammals of Australia Part 3 of 6: Macropods Part 1

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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11 March 2024
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Advert: Ultimate North Queensland Mammalwatching in 2025

I am happy to see mammalwatching growing quickly down under and here is the latest news: two exciting itineraries that Parick De Geest at Eyes on Wildlife is starting to run next y

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27 April 2023
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In search of the Striped Possum

The striped possum is an unusual marsupial found both in New Guinea and in rainforest in northern Queensland, Australia. I took the opportunity of a family trip to Mission Beach to

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31 March 2023
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Carnarvon Gorge: April 2021 Mammal Watching

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  1. shortclaws on RFI: Independent puma watching around Torres del Paine.23 October 2026
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  1. shortclaws on RFI: Independent puma watching around Torres del Paine.23 October 2026

    Hi. We explored independently for pumas, by driving around the Y-156 and Y-160 roads near the entrance to Torres del…

  2. Miles Foster on St Helen Island trip 2027 by Birdlife South Africa23 October 2026

    Thanks for sharing, Kyle. So much to see, so little time... ;)

  3. sbandelt on Help from the Mammalwatching community for the Emas Nationalpark23 October 2026

    I would also like to encourage anyone interested in traveling in Brazil to send an email supporting opening the gate…

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    Hi Patrick, there is one place left. Yes you could join just for the cloud forest part which should be…

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