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Tasmanian Wildlife

A variety of wildlife from my former home state.
Tasmanian Mammals
:: Tasmanian Mammals :: 		Tasmanian Birds
:: Tasmanian Birds :: 		Ocellated Skink
Ocellated Skink		 Southern Snow Skink
Southern Snow Skink
Metallic Skink
Metallic Skink		 White's Skink
White's Skink		 Ewing's Tree Frog
Ewing's Tree Frog

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Jane Taylor 17-Nov-2010 03:47
Hi Murray,
My name is Jane Taylor and I am working as an assistant to the Natural Sciences Department at the Queen Victoria Museum in Launceston, Tasmania. We have a large exhibition coming up in which we intend to display an extensive selection of Tasmania’s flora and fauna. I was looking through some of your Tassie wildlife photos and some of them are really great. I would love to use some of them for some electronic factsheets I am creating for the exhibition. Would you be willing to grant us permission to use them with full acknowledgement and copyright of course? I would love to hear from you if you are interested.
Murray Lord 21-Jul-2010 05:42
The potoroos were all taken in a suburban garden at Mt Nelson.
Guest 16-Jul-2010 23:54
Hi Murray,

Where abouts did you take the Long nosed Potoroo photographs?
Murray Lord 08-Jun-2009 23:44
Some of the mammals were taken at the Waterworks reserve at Hobart, and nearby Mt Nelson. Others were at Narawntapu NP east of Devonport. The devils were at Mountain Valley cottages near Leven Canyon, certainly the easiest place to see them in the wild.
Guest 06-Jun-2009 10:41
great pics
what part of tassie were they taken in?
i haven't seen any of those animals active during daylight in our area, except the echidna
keith @ WorldBirds 28-Jun-2008 03:45
Hi
You have some wonderful photos of some fabulous birds.
We are creating a web site about all the worlds birds, at http://worldbirds.awardspace.com/ . You have a number of photos we would like to use, including the Strong-billed Honeyeater.
We would give full copy-right, credit and a link to a web site of your choice. If you would like to contribute please e-mail keithmurdock_2@msn.com
Good birding
Keith
stacy 18-Jan-2008 12:26
these are really cool animals
James 14-Apr-2007 13:41
Excelent Gallery and thanks for sharing. The masked owl shots are great!
Guest 10-Jan-2006 09:15
They are delightful.
Margaret
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