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Have found Allocasuarinas with areas of bark chewed
off and birds coming to take the sap. From what I have seen I think I know who
did that. But I also want to exclude other possibilities.
I am asking chat line members with knowledge
of sugar glider (SG) and possum habits whether these 2 animals (espec. the
gliders) actually strip bark off trees in order to get at sap? For the SG it is
known that they take eucalypt and Acacia sap. Casuarinas are not mentioned.
Could I ask any one with relevant knowledge to
answer me privately please.
Many thanks in advance,
Michael Lenz.
Many thanks
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