More possums and gliders
December 15, 2011
Those who attended the Focus on Fauna talk last month on Possums and Gliders would readily identify the bundle of sticks in this photo as a ringtail possum’s nest, or drey as it is known. The possum’s face can be seen poking out from the entrance, looking a little sleepy!
Although our regular survey schedule has now finished, the remote cameras have not been completely idle, and recently managed to capture many pictures of Sugar Gliders and both a Common Ringtail and a Common Brushtail Possum on a property over towards Reedy Creek.
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Great photo of the nest and occupant – in it’s natural habitat! Cannot see the sugar glider photo – I must be missing something – the keen eye? Hope the program continues. It would be interesting to know what hasn’t returned? – Keep up the great work – Susan and Joel
Hi Susan, to see the Sugar Glider, make sure you click the arrow to start the video.
Thank you I saw them. 2 in their special nest – great!