... and Mammals ed by C. J. Ingram and R. J. Raven. Queensland Museum: Brisbane. An Atlas of Queensland's Frogs, Reptiles, Birds and Mammals 284 336 Recent records of the Hoary bat Chalinolobus n i g r ~ ~ s e u s from New South Wales D. Miledge,' H. ParnabyP and S. Phillips3 'Upper Coopers Creek Road...

... in Australia and Papua New Guinea Aust. J. Bot. Suppl. Ser. 7 1 667 STRAHAN, R. (ed.), 1983. Complete book of Australian mammals. Angus and Robertson, Sydney. Complete book of Australian mammals A survey of the terrestrial vertebrates of coastal Byron Shire David Milledge Upper Coopers Creek...

...). The Channel Country in south-west Queensland forms part of the Lake Eyre Basin, with the iconic river systems of the Diamantina and Coopers Creek providing most of the water inflow. Historical surveys of the Diamantina and Bulloo Shires (McFarland 1992; McGreevy 1987) have been undertaken and the latter...

... are in the National Museum of Victoria, Melbourne, although one was donated by that institution to the Australian Museum (Krefft 1864; Wakefield 1966). The South Australian Museum has specimens from 208 Australian Zoologist, Vol. 244) September 1988 Cooper's Creek, from near Ooldea and from the Gawler Ranges (Wood...

... Cockatoos (Zanda latirostris) at a long-term study site in the northern wheatbelt of Western Australia in 2022. METHODS The observations reported in this paper were made at Coomallo Creek (34° 12 S; 118° 30 E) located in the central northern wheatbelt of south-western 26 AuZstoraolilaongist volume 44 (1...

... belt north-east of Bourke, N.S.W. Mazzer, T., Ellis, M., Smith, J., Ayers, D., Cooper, M., Wallace, G. and Langdon, A. 1998. The Fauna of Western NSW: The Southern Mallee Region. (NSWNPWS, Sydney). The Fauna of Western NSW: The Southern Mallee Region Smith, J., Ellis, M., Ayers, D...

... that was later used verbatim in the type description of Platycercus pulcherrimus Gould, 1845. This species, now named Psephotus pulcherrimus (Gould), is the Paradise or Ant Hi Parrot, which has not been seen alive since 1927 but may still exist in remote parts of Queensland (Forshaw and Cooper 1981...

... sclerophyll forest with a heath understorey that provided cover. Distance to swamp was strongly correlated with N. parma presence, likely due to abundant foraging opportunities within this habitat (Vernes and Cooper 2007). Maynes (1977) also noted that group size ranges from one to three individuals per group...

... as Skippers Creek. As both Lowers Road and Skippers Creek are transferrable points between the two maps and correspond to the historical perimeters of the farm, they allow a north - south measurement of the Batty s lease to be calculated as 1.25km. A comparison between the backgrounds of WKL6 7 [Fig. 10...

... culvert at Glenugie Creek (Sandpiper 2017). These records are discussed further in the Results and Discussion section. This note therefore provides the first published photographic evidence of D. maculatus using a combined drainage/fauna underpass. Materials and methods Fourteen underpasses beneath...

... Conference and Annual General Meeting 3-5 December 2001 – Conference Program and Abstracts. NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Dubbo. Smith, J., Ellis, M., Ayers, D., Mazzer, T., Wallace, G., Langdon, A. and Cooper, M., 1998.The Fauna of Western New South Wales – The Northern Floodplain Region...

... to the Rodents and Dasyurids of the Northern Territory. Surrey, Beatty and Sons, Chipping Norton, NSW. Cooper, N. 1993. Identification of Pseudomys chapmani, P. hermannsburgensis, P. delicatulus and Mus musculus using footpad patterns. The West Australian Naturalist 19: 69-73. Identification of Pseudomys...

..., distributed across the entire eastern coast of Australia (Cooper et al. 1998). The two forms of R. philippinensis also exhibit morphological overlap with the more widespread larger form exhibiting clinal variation that trends smaller, from north to south (Thomson et al. 2001). Both R. philippinensis forms...

...,kom-hedale, Keith ~indwood, Dom Serventy, Perc Gilbert. Gilbert captivated us with his account of continuing weekend studies of the little-known Topknot Pigeon at Bola Creek, Royal National Park, and fielded questions on his Blue Mountains to coast bird migration findings (Gilbert 1935, 1936). Keith...

..., M. 2008.Risk Assessment Models for Establishment of Exotic Vertebrates in Australia and New Zealand. Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre, Canberra, Australia. Risk Assessment Models for Establishment of Exotic Vertebrates in Australia and New Zealand Bomford, M. and Hart, Q. 2002...

... sites were established in the Brindabella Range, now Namadgi National Park, Australian Capital Territory, in early January 1980. The first site was located along Bushrangers Creek (-35.408, 148.808, altitude 800 850 m) and had been designated as the site for a high intensity experimental burn...

... Silver Plains airstrip between Massy Creek and Rocky River, in semi-open savannah The Cape York Tree-kangaroo: Myth or Reality John Winter1, Roger Martin2, Nick Baker3, John Kanowski4 and Luke Leung5 1James Cook University, Cairns Queensland. Threatened Species, Queensland Department Environment...

.... and Cooper, J. A., 1990. Influences of seasonal flooding on macroinvertebrate abundance in wetland habitats. Freshw. Biol. 23: 311-22. Influences of seasonal flooding on macroinvertebrate abundance in wetland habitats Freshw. Biol. 23 311 22 Parnaby, H., 1992. An Interim Guide To Identification...

... anxious to find water at the time of my visit not a drop could be found. and in his memoir A Journey to Cooper s Creek 29 Dec 1860 (Beckler et al., 1993 p. 116): During our search for water we rode through a whole network of watercourses, broad but shallow, and mostly consisting of coarse, loose gravel...