Off topic - sugar gliders

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Subject:	Off topic - sugar gliders
From:	Stephanie Haygarth <>
Date:	Tue, 1 May 2012 09:35:43 +1000

For those of you with a mammalian interest, attached is a pic from our recent 
evening journeys among sugar gliders on Mt Ainslie.  The particularly 
interesting thing is that the gliders were observed this time feeding on 
casuarina sap.  I've only observed them sap-tapping acacias and eucalypts 
before.  The chew marks from which the sap was being licked were quite visible 
on the the bark.

Cheers
Matthew Higgins and Stephanie Haygarth

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