Fieldwork Day!
Today we headed out into the bushland around Glenorie to collect and set up wildlife cameras.
After surveying the area, we installed two cameras—one in a valley and another up on a ridge where we observed what looked like wildlife pathways.
While we were out there, we saw eastern rosellas, lyre bird, echidna scat and wallaby and wombat scat as well as bandicoot diggings: wallabies and other wildlife. We also saw an endangered Dural snail on the way out!
Check out some of our latest footage—some of the local residents dropped by to say hello!
Stay tuned for updates from the cameras we set up today—we’re excited to see what passes by!
All data goes onto Bionet to prove how ecologically significant our area is.
Swipe across to see some of our footage!
Lace monitor
Swamp wallaby
Common wombat
Eastern whip bird
Water dragon
Dural snail (endangered)
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