One night at O'Reilly's: non-stop poring rain; two nights at Mt Nebo/Mt
Glorious.
Birds (selected):
Tawny Frogmouth 1 Boombana
No Marbled Frogmouths calling
Australian Owlet-Nightjar 2 Green Falls Track
Grey Goshawk 1 Maiala
Southern Boobook 2 Green Falls Track
Sooty Owl 3 Green Falls Track
Albert’s Lyrebird 4 O’Reilly’s
Regent Bowerbird 4+ Maiala
Bassian Thrush 1 O’Reilly’s
Russet-tailed Thrush 1 Maiala
Mammals:
1. Small greyish dasyurid at Green Falls Track – not as brown as
Brown/Subtropical Antechinus, no obvious eye-ring as in
Yellow-footed/Buff-footed Antechinus - likely Common Planigale?
2. Northern Brown Bandicoot 1 Mt Nebo
3. Long-nosed Bandicoot 1 O’Reilly’s
4. Common Ringtail Possum 4 Maiala/Green Falls Track
5. Feathertail Glider 1 Green Falls Track
6. Whiptail Wallaby 2 Lamington slope
7. Red-legged Pademelon 4 O’Reilly’s, 6 Mt Glorious
8. Red-necked Pademelon 6 O’Reilly’s
9. Fawn-footed Melomys 4 Green Falls Track
Reptiles:
1. Anomalus verreauxi – Three-clawed Worm-Skink 1 Mt Nebo
2. Cyclodomorphus gerrardii – Pink-tongued Skink 1 Mt Glorious
3. Concinna murrayi – Murray’s Water Skink common Maiala
4. Ramphotyphlops nigrescens – Blackish Blind Snake 1 Mt Nebo
5. Morelia spilota – Diamond Python 2 O’Reilly’s; 1 Mt Nebo
6. Cacophis sqaumulosus – Golden-crowned Snake 1 Green Falls Track
7. Cryptophis nigrescens – Small-eyed Snake 1 Roadkill Mt Nebo
8. Boiga irregularis – Brown Tree Snake 1 Mt Nebo
Frogs:
1. Litoria caerulea – Green Tree Frog 2 O’Reilly’s
2. Litoria chloris – Red-eyed Tree Frog 4 O’Reilly’s
3. Litoria fallax – Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog common Mt Nebo
4. Litoria gracilenta – Dainty Tree Frog 1 O’Reilly’s, 1 Mt Nebo
5. Litoria nasuta – Rocket Tree Frog 1 Mt Nebo
6. Litoria pearsoniana – Pearson’s Tree Frog common Green Falls Track
7. Litoria peronii – Peron’s Tree Frog common Mt Nebo/Mt Glorious
8. Litoria tyleri – Tyler’s Tree Frog common Mt Nebo
9. Adelotus brevis – Tusked Frog 1 Green Falls Track
10. Assa darlingtoni – Pouched Frog 2+ O’Reilly’s
11. Lechriodus fletcheri – Fletcher’s Frog 8 O’Reilly’s
12. Limnodynastes peronii – Striped Marsh Frog common Mt Nebo
13. Limnodynastes terraereginae – Northern Banjo Frog 4 O’Reilly’s
14. Mixophyes fasciolatus – Great Barred Frog 1 O’Reilly’s; common Mt Nebo/Mt
Glorious
15. Mixophyes fleayi 3 – Fleay’s Barred Frog O’Reilly’s
16. Uperoleia fusca – Dusky Toadlet common O’Reilly’s; common Mt Nebo/Mt
Glorious
17. Rhinella marina – Cane Toad unfortunately common everywhere
Happy New Year!
Nikolas
Nikolas Haass | MD, PhD, FACD
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