Wild Glider Feeding Frenzy at our patch "Jarowair" in South-East Queensland, Australia on the 8th of October 2014. Three different species of Gliders. Sugar, Squirrel and Feathertails were seen in the one tree, and were not alone with plenty of gliders around in the smaller eucalyptus trees with fresh tip. These are some of the many photos that I captured under torchlight of these beautiful creatures. B.G.
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| Look closely... I first thought this glider had hold of some gum leaves, until I viewed the photos on the computer and discovered it was in fact a huge green mantis! |
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| Glider with Mantis at Jarowair |
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| Squirrel Glider at Jarowair 08/10/14 |
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| Sugar Glider at Jarowair 08/10/14 |
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| The Feathertail Gliders move so swiftly and do not like the torchlight at all, this is the only photo I was able to get due to how quickly they glide away from the light. 08/10/14 |
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| Sugar Glider at Jarowair 08/10/14 |
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Excellent shots.
ReplyDeleteWow! never seen these so close. Great details.
ReplyDeleteThey remind me of our local flying squirrels. BEautiful eyes!
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