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25.01.2022 Hi all Today we went for a short wander just off the hwy with intentions to see our beloved Alpine dingoes. Yay,we saw two dingoes. I had been talking to Zac Fo...rster and he had mentioned that they would have moved before the fact,pretty cluey buggers are the dingo,glad that has been the case. This area was hit so hard with the fires and to see life still inhabiting the area is amazing. Pics are a bit blurry as I didnt have much time to react when seeing them as they took off very quickly.... Kosciusko National Park Elevation approx 1490 metres. See more

25.01.2022 11 years ago was the last time I held you in My arms but for ever in my heart you are . Happy birthday DAD (Poppy Atkins) Love always and forever xxxxxx... James Samuel Harriet See more

23.01.2022 Wild boar attacking sheep at the Aranburu farm in Idiazabal (Guipuzkoa, Basque Country). Happened this morning (Monday, 3 August 2020). Dont know who filmed it or why at least they didnt shout to scare it off.

23.01.2022 One person was caught luring the wild animal in a residential area.

23.01.2022 Iv been getting lots of pm from people asking why I dont post pictures of more dead dogs or other targeted spices. ... well its like this every one knows what I do and the out comes I get . And over the past year or so I have seen a fair few of my photos being used either on fb being clammed as dogs that have got or by newspapers , government agencies , or people who think what I do is cruel. So I limit what I post these days , if it is out of the ordinary I will post it for yous , thanks for your understanding . Take care be safe and stay sane in these trying times ,

21.01.2022 Pig Hunters: please be on the lookout for signs of African Swine Fever in pigs while hunting African Swine Fever (ASF) is deadly for pigs and is a notifia...ble disease. It has no cure and is continuing its spread throughout Asia, getting closer to Australia. How can hunters help? We need hunters in the front line to detect this devastating disease to assist our farmers and the community. More information, including images of what to look out for, are available in the Recognising exotic diseases of pigs Primefact on the DPI website - www.dpi.nsw.gov.au//Recognising-exotic-diseases-of-pigs.pdf See. Report. Protect. If you see sick or dead feral pigs, contact the Emergency Animal Disease Watch Hotline immediately on 1800 675 888.

20.01.2022 The biggest feral animal control program in NSW history is officially underway, with around 800 pests that have already been culled. Its a response to this years unprecedented bushfires, which left our wildlife more vulnerable to predators and extinction than ever before.

20.01.2022 After being found injured and disoriented near Cann River on the 26 January, this Boobook Owl was transported to Melbourne to receive specialist care from veter...inarians at Zoos Victoria. Fortunately, rehabilitation was a hoot for this little Boobook and he was able to be released at Cann River last night. Watch the exciting moment in the video! Owl in a days work for our Wildlife Officers, theres no talon what type of animal theyll rescue next! CFA Gippsland TRFM Gippsland Times Radio Gippsland FM 104.7 East Gippsland Shire Council Forest Fire Management Victoria CFA Gippsland Parks Victoria Love East Gippsland ABC Gippsland Vic Emergency 3MGB Community Radio Eastvicmedia Wildlife Victoria

20.01.2022 Staff at the Australian Reptile Park have spent this morning working to protect animals and buildings after a major flash-flood hit during torrential rainfall. ...Animals have been relocated during the downpour, and the decision was also made to close the park for the day for safety reasons - the first time it has been closed since the 2007 flooding. Australian Reptile Park Director, Tim Faulkner, said, This is incredible! Just last week, we were having daily meetings to discuss the imminent threat of bushfires, just 8km away from the Park here in Somersby. Today, weve had the whole team out there, drenched, acting fast to secure the safety of our animals and defend the Park from the onslaught of water." [vision courtesy of Australian Reptile Park]

20.01.2022 The reason you cant put a $$ on my trapping dogs .. over 10,000ac covered from open to fringe country to trap rock. To find this dog scat that I would of rode pass so my dog is invaluable to the trapper . So the next trick is to get a dog to put his paw on a 2 square plate out of 10,000 Ac ...

18.01.2022 Bit of new country today and a few new cameras to deploy reg thinks this leaf matter is heaps better then trap rock on his paws

18.01.2022 The part ppl dont see. Wash buggy check bearings clean for grass seeds. Wash tboil and wax replace rubbers on 75 traps.Go through SD cards recharge camera batterys write up DNA samples and repack trailer for next job !

18.01.2022 "The timing on this is crucial we now know theres African swine fever in New Guinea only a boat trip away from Cape York." Former RuralCo boss appointed to lead fight against Australias 23 million feral pigs.

18.01.2022 Look at the condition of this old fella been feeding on goats for a while this was a challenging job with mobs of goats pigs and one smart old dog but I stuck to my plan and only deployed 4 traps many will say 4 traps to service 15,000ac aint enough but I disagree when your chasing old killing dogs like I do I find less is best and to get these fellas to place there foot on a 2x3 pan over 15,000 ac I think I do ok .

17.01.2022 Bowerbirds create elaborate structures to attract potential mates and place a variety of bright objects they collect in and around a bower, spending many hours arranging the collection. They are interior design undergrads. I just love these birds!

16.01.2022 The Dog Fence is one of the longest structures in the world and has been helping to protect Australia's livestock industry for generations. However, a number of... sections of the Dog Fence are more than 100 years old and in urgent need of replacement to stop the incursion of wild dogs. We've embarked on a once-in-a-generation $25 million rebuild of 1,600 kilometres of the fence. This rebuild will benefit the pastoral industry and supporting outback communities through reduced wild dog management costs, employment opportunities and choices about whether they choose to run sheep or cattle.

15.01.2022 Someones a bit thirsty! Sean captured this great footage of a koala scooping up water to have a drink on the Murray River, near Cobram. : Sean Andrew Lethlean

15.01.2022 Margaret Pusey runs the hotel in Kookynie - a tiny town with a population of six people and four dogs. Almost five years ago Margaret struck up an unlikely friendship when a newcomer wandered into town, lost and starving. What does Australia mean to you? #AusDay2020

13.01.2022 Heading back down to chilly northern nsw for another 30 day trapping and thermal work targeting -dogs -Foxes and feral cats good to be in the bush in these scary times.. stay safe every one

12.01.2022 So good to see water flowing today. Pulled me up from trapping but whos complaining

12.01.2022 This insignificant looking post is one of many which have been placed along the road where I live. Wed had many kangaroos and other wildlife killed after bein...g hit by cars. These posts are activated by car headlights shining on them and emit a loud buzzing sound thereby deterring wildlife from crossing the road. Several of us in the neighbourhood contacted Sunshine Coast Council re the problem and they listened and acted. Very impressed so far with no dead wildlife since they went in 2 months ago. Thank you Sunshine Coast Council See more

12.01.2022 Bit of colour this morning

11.01.2022 A friend of mine who is a policeman in the WA Outback at Wingellina took this photo. It is a wild dingo that decided to have a warm up on the bonnet of the police car one cold morning.

11.01.2022 CONTENT WARNING: This video contains an image of a mauled animal, which may be distressing. It's the longest continuous fence in the world. Landline vis...ited South Australia's Dog Fence, where an epic five-year project is beginning. Watch the full story on Sunday at 12.30.

08.01.2022 The eradication of #feralcats from the eastern end of Kangaroo Island began in May and the community are getting involved by downloading the free #FeralScan app to log sightings, droppings and tracks to support #biosecurity officers target management. https://bit.ly/2Nd6Lxz

07.01.2022 This is how easy these shits climb!

06.01.2022 Someone's excited! This bouncy little woylie was released back into the wild after a recent survey. The Australian Wildlife Conservancy says numbers of woylies... (brush-tailed bettongs) are increasing in the large feral predator-free area at the Mount Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary, on the northern edge of WA's Wheatbelt region. The native marsupials are spreading across the area following several reintroductions since 2015 and ecologists have some sound advice for interns helping them release the animals. "Woylies have a habit of launching out like little rockets... aim them at a clear spot and keep your face out of the way!" Australian Wildlife Conservancy intern Emily Drummond releases a Woylie post-survey. Video: Carly Moir / AWC.

05.01.2022 A few pictures of what the team have been up to in last few months .cheers

03.01.2022 Council grant approval for new dam facility. https://www.stanthorpeborderpost.com.au//dam-exte/3926947/

03.01.2022 Rainy day stuff

02.01.2022 She is pouring in from Rocklands. Bring in 15%