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Pseudocheirus peregrinus
Rare to see these guys out during the day. Not when your then cat chases it out of a hiding hole in the roof of a shed. Night shot same place and around ther same time of year. They would eat the leaves off the lemon tree at the back veranda.
Spotted on Jul 9, 2008
Submitted on May 3, 2011
2 Comments
Nice. My partner recently saw one near a rivulet by our house, but the ones that come to raid our recycling bins and eat the animal feed are the more common Brushtails. Apparently the Ringtails predominated when Europeans got to Tasmania, but land-clearing has favored the Brushtails.
Cute little guys