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Dasyurus maculatus
Found on the side of the road, approx 40cm Nose to Tip of tail
Open Pasture
Possible Road Kill
Lat: -32.64, Long: 151.48
Spotted on Jun 21, 2012
Submitted on Sep 4, 2012
5 Comments
Wow, I had no idea they are around there either.
Your spotting reminded me I had some (blurry) Eastern quoll photos. I've posted them here: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/138...
I've only seen spotted quoll (as opposed to spotted-tail quoll, like this one) live in the wild. In Tasmania the spotted-tail quolls have mostly moved into the highlands.
I'm sure I've heard them in the Watagan Mountains, but never sighted. It sure is a shame, enough competition for these guys with feral cats and dogs/Foxes without having to contend with cars also :'(
What a shame this Quoll had been hit :( I'm originally from Newcastle & I didn't even know they were in the area! I'm only just learning about them & would really love to see one.