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Discussion

Frecko wrote:

Yesterday

So corrected. It is surprising how many GPS readings are 'transferred' to the nearest building / house / structure from the actual location.

Wallabia bicolor

DonFletcher wrote:

Yesterday

Hi Frecko, thanks for your sighting. It looks like the location information you provided is incorrect. This can occur if the GPS sensor in your device was having a bad day. Please review and update the location of this record when you get a chance.

Macropus giganteus

DonFletcher wrote:

Yesterday

Hi Frecko, please could you correct the location if necessary

Wallabia bicolor

LisaH wrote:

Yesterday

Thank you. These images are still shots from a 20 second video from a wildlife camera. I don’t think this is a black rat, as I’ve never seen a black rat move like this - this one literally hopped vertically, at least five times its body height each time it bounced. I’ve seen black rats bound, but their movement is more of a horizontal bound than a vertical hop? Happy to send the video if you’d like?

Antechinus sp. (genus)

DonFletcher wrote:

Yesterday

Hi @LisaH If this is the only image, we better go with unidentified small mammal, as it could also be e.g. a juv black rat. Black (Roof) Rats are also very agile.

Antechinus sp. (genus)