Callum Brae - question

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Subject:	Callum Brae - question
From:	"Jenny Smits" <>
Date:	Mon, 13 Aug 2012 11:03:35 +1000

Hi Margaret

I know the family at the callam brae homestead and they say that they have seen one echidna, but closer to the house and it was a while ago. So there is potential for them to be around.

Jenny Smits

From: Margaret Leggoe [
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On my recent walks on CB I have had a closer look at things on the ground. Hollow logs with a diameter about 20 cm are showing signs of recent excavation, i.e. freshly scraped out woodchips, dirt and old spider/insect cocoons. Also the entrances are mostly smooth now.

Since I have never encountered an echidna on Callum Brae, I am surprised to see so many potential echidna houses. Or am I barking up the wrong log?

Margaret Leggoe

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