Wild Koala Walking
A wild koala in the You Yangs takes a walk in front of a group of excited researchers and visitors.
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Wild Koala Joey Has Much To Learn
An article about how much a koala joey has to learn from their mother before they become independent. Video of mother and joey walking included.
Saunders Case Moth: Cocoons In My Garden
What’s In My Garden? Flora & Fauna around Melbourne & Geelong, Victoria Australia. This article is about the Saunders Case Moth, a common cocoon seen in gardens, what it is,...
Little Miss Self-assured koala joey Winjku
A confident wild koala joey named Winjku in the You Yangs, Victoria Australia
Adventurous koala baby Mimi
Adventurous, curious baby male koala Mimi was confident to climb away from his mum at just 7 months old.
Difference Between Male & Female Koalas
How to tell the difference between male and female koalas by looking at their physical characteristics.
Cute Koala Yeera
All about cute baby koala Yeera who lives in the You Yangs near Melbourne
Common Brown Butterfly: Creatures In My Backyard
What’s In My Backyard? Flora & Fauna around Melbourne & Geelong, Victoria Australia. This article is about the Common Brown Butterfly Heteronympha merope and how to identify it.
Red Wattlebird: Birds in my Backyard
What’s In My Backyard? Flora & Fauna around Melbourne & Geelong, Victoria Australia. This article is about the Red Wattlebird, one of the most common and noisy backyard birds around...
Koalas walk on the ground, a lot!
Koalas walk on the ground every day. They are cautious when descending, but once on the ground they are direct, determined, and surprisingly fast.
What do Koalas eat after a bush fire?
Usually, if a koala has survived the fire, it is because their tree survived the fire and shielded them. Koalas probably go into the thickest, leafiest tree they can find...
Koalas and fires
My friends, myself and my wild koala family are currently safe in Victoria, but at this moment Australia is in a catastrophic fire emergency.
Tree planting after a bush fire
We’re getting a lot of requests to plant trees for koalas after the bushfires in burnt areas. That won’t work. But tree planting for koalas elsewhere in their range will...
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