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Nature Refuges
Permanently safeguarding biodiversity on privately owned land
Offsets With Outcomes
Delivering offsets that support the enduring survival of koalas
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Growing passion and understanding of Queensland’s biodiversity
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Working together to create enduring biodiversity corridors
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Aroona Station
A working cattle station for over fifty years
Koala Crossing
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Cassowary Connection
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21 hours ago
It's almost echidna breeding season! Have you seen any around your place recently?
👇 Check out this amazing echidna love train in SA 😍
⚠️ Slow down if you're driving in wildlife areas as the season begins ⚠️
Authentic Kangaroo Island
Oh! wow... have you ever seen an Echidna Love Train before? 😍 💘
Winter is the breeding season for our "spiny ant eaters" – when love lorne male echidnas queue up behind a female, nose to tail, following the scent of her pheromones. These "love trains" can sometimes be up to ten echidnas long, and may last up to 6 weeks before mating eventually happens. During this time you may spot an echidna train trundling along, foraging and just simply resting together. Usually shy solitary creatures, winter is the only time of year you'll see this bizarre spectacle. Wonder which one will be the lucky fella? ... and good luck to the young lady! 😉
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I have at least 2 big ones, at my land in Dereel Vic, we leave them alone
Jeff Weiss
Chloe Mathews
Stace Pine
I have seen 3 like this before, not this many. 😂
Awesome
Wait...stop...group meeting!..where were we off to again?
5 days ago
Look who we fished out of the dunny! 😂
🐸 #HappyFrogFriday!🐸 A lovely Green tree frog (Litoria caerulea) found at our Aroona Homestead. 💚
Wow gorgeous ❤️
We have two in our backyard every night they come out to play they are so beautiful.
BEAUTIFUL XOX
I love green frogs they are beautiful creatures.
Wow ...... what a beautiful specimen. Years ago in our motor-homing days, remember the one who was resident in the loo at one of the outback camp grounds!
What a beautiful creature, I remember a few years back while staying at Copperfield Gorge , every time we turned the tap on in the bathroom a little graceful tree frog came out,he was lovely!
He's gorgeous, older in age by the look of his skin folds. Thank you for rescuing him.
He will go back, they enjoy the flush and it doesnt hurt them😘a beautiful healthy boy/girl.
Glad he's still green 😉. Beautiful!🐸
What a Beautiful Creature ❤️
what a handsome frog quite healthy we use to have them all over the yard ten years ago and with a lot of deforestation i have not seen a green frog in my garden for the past four years 😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😥😥😥
My nan used to have issues with a green frog that lived in the s bend of her toilet. No matter how many times we got it out...it always seemed to get back in there somehow. She lived at the Goldcoast. Don’t imagine there’s too many frogs down there now.
I love frog's
We had them here,but the toads!
Hey Angela this little one is so gorgeous 😍
Gorgeous fellas 💜
Wow thats beautiful
One of their favourite places! 😄
Just love em so......a beauty! ! 😊
Oh look. We have one of these in our toilet too. So cute. Jo Morgan, Skye Booker, Lyn Watts and Rikki Rousu
Wow! He’s a whopper!! 💗Green Tree Frogs
Beautiful!
What a whopper!!!!
O Li Ve happy frog friday
We have heaps up here
7 days ago
🐝We found this wonderful native bee hive at our Aroona cattle farm with Sugarbag bees (Tetragonula carbonaria) busy collecting pollen.
👉 Check out our blog to learn more about Queensland's amazingly diverse native insects: bit.ly/2RbV8Ij