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
Western Australia
Western Australia is a fabulous state for mammal watching. There are a lot of endemic species, a great variety of habitat, spectacular scenery and no people.
Trip Report – Numbats, Bilbies & More in Western Australia
Trip report from December 28th, 2025 to January 7th, 2026 in Western Australia, primarily at Dryandra National Park and Mt. Gibson, containing 16 mammal species, 14 of which being
Dryandra vs Tone-Perup Nature Reserve?
Hello! I will be visiting Western Australia this coming January, primarily for mammal-watching. The current plan is to spend 3-5 days searching for Numbat, 2-3 days at Francois Per
Dryandra Woodlands NP Guide – Numbats, Quolls and more !
Hey Folks, This is my first post on the Mammal watching forum, I’ve been reading all of your reports for the last year now and absolutely loving it! What a great community to
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
South west Western Australia March 2023
2 weeks around SW Western Australia, including the iconic quokka and numbat, and the extremes of pygmy Blue Whale and tiny honey possum.
New Trip Report: Bremmer Canyon Whale Watching in Western Australia
Guess where I am going as soon as I can get back to Aus?! Bremmer Canyon, 2022: Steve Reynolds’s report of 10 days at sea (day trips) with 9 cetaceans including Orcas plus G
New Trip Report: Australia’s Top End and more
Here’s a mega report from Isaac Clarey of a 5 month road trip around the western half of Australia, and a south eastern loop too. A superb trip through some of my favourite