by Peter Rowland | Tuesday, November 10, 2020
Tasmanian Devil Scientific Name: Sarcophilus harrisii Size: 815-910 mm TL, including tail 245-260 mm (males generally larger than females) What does it look and sound like? The Tasmanian Devil is unmistakable. Predominantly black, occasionally with reddish wash, with...
by Peter Rowland | Monday, October 19, 2020
Swamp Wallaby Scientific Name: Wallabia bicolor Size: TL 1,105–1,710mm, including tail 640–862mm What does it look like? The Swamp Wallaby is dark reddish-brown to black above, with pale yellowish-brown cheek-stripe (more prominent in northern individuals), and pale...
by Peter Rowland | Thursday, February 24, 2022
Striped Mosquito To browse or purchase royalty free images of this species, check out the Kape Images website. Scientific Name: Aedes notoscriptus Size: Total Length 4mm What does it look like? The Striped Mosquito appears dark greyish with conspicuous white to...
by Peter Rowland | Monday, October 19, 2020
Stripe-faced Dunnart Scientific Name: Sminthopsis macroura Size: 155-200 mm TL, including tail 80-100 mm What does it look like? The Stripe-faced Dunnart is greyish-brown, washed with yellowish on face, with blackish longitudinal line on top of head. Underparts,...
by Peter Rowland | Monday, October 19, 2020
Stephen’s Banded Snake Scientific Name: Hoplocephalus stephensii Size: Total Length 1.2 m What does it look like? DANGEROUSLY VENOMOUS. Stephens’ Banded Snake is variable. Brown, grey or blackish, usually with brown or cream cross-bands, but occasionally...
