Click on the first photo to start the gallery rolling.
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- northern brown bandicoot caught in fox trap
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- limping brush turkey disappears
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- kookaburra drops meal of verreaux’s skink near swimming pool
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- our resident bearded dragon is later squashed when crossing Moggill Rd
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- other birds vie with pied cormorant for pole position in dam
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- green tree frog also likes to recline on outdoor furniture
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- it is common for striped marsh frogs to drown in the pool
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- blue-faced honey-eater lured by bird-bath
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- tawny frogmouth hiding in bangalow palm in daylight
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- butcherbird looking for grubs in newly-turned soil of rose bed
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- pair of purple swamp hens warily sidle away
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- white-necked heron a common visitor to dam area
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- spotted turtle-dove loves the figs
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- little black cormorants like dam area for preening themselves
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- pale-headed rosella sampling the delicate flowers of the silk tree
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- baby grey shrike-thrush lands trustingly on the verandah
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- magnificent coucal ventures closer to house
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- this means there is plenty of food for the birds…
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- and plenty of food for the insects
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- this caterpillar turns into…
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- this butterfly
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- how intricate are the translucent wings of this insect
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- the trees are alive with beetles …
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- and bugs
Catch more about the wildlife at Moggill Haven by going to More Wildlife .
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You are making an interesting record of all the wildlife. I hope you are enjoying walking about the property with your camera.
Great photos. The translucent wings and the big fat bandicoot were my favourites xx