buckhuntertrailcam wrote:
Yes great captures and good to see a fellow Aussie on here. The specie of Quoll in Tasmania is still quite common in some areas like Bruny Is as mentioned. The large Spotted Tail Quoll is around 4ft long including the tail there is a good population of them in the mountains on the northern Victorian border where I have been doing a lot of research. It is most pleasing to see them there in numbers. I have found a few other populations around the state and in N.S.W. in recent years. They are a fascinating animal the mother having a pouch. They are fearless ferocious hunters being able to pull down and kill a wallaby which is many times there size and weight. Definitely looking forward to seeing more images of my favorite Aussie animal.
Yep! I saw two in the North West of Tassie. I have a few properties I've been trying to get shots of maculatus in the Granite Belt near Stanthrope and Tentafield... I think I fixed some problems up with battery longevity some I'm very hopeful for the next set!
I'm hoping to do some postgraduate research on Quolls in Tassie so i may a #$@* of time to take photos of them soon ha.