.... 63: 332. The mating display of the Red-capped Dotterel 63 332 Eardly, C. (n.d.). The Early History of the Wolli Creek Valley. St George Historical Society booklet. Frith, H. J., McKean, J. L. and Braithwaite, L. W., 1976. Seasonal cycles and food of the doves Streptopelia chinensis...

... unsuccessful in locating any evidence of an existing incursion. Turrella In November 2007, one Red-eared Slider was collected in Turrella (Fig. 2L) along Wolli Creek, a tributary off the Cooks River. The find was communicated by the Wolli Creek Preservation Society (2008) in its newsletter. This specimen...

...-fox camp in Myles Georges River Council Dunphy Reserve Public land manager partially responsible for the Wolli Creek flying-fox Bayside Council camp in Turrella Reserve Public land manager partially responsible for the Wolli Creek flying-fox Sydney Trains camp in Turrella Reserve Former owner...

... gecko Phyllurus platurus (Shaw). Herpetofauna 6: 21-24. Observations on the Southern leaf-tailed gecko Phyllurus platurus (Shaw) Herpetofauna 6 21 24 Hall, C. and Hunter, G. 2012.Still Creek Wetland Management Plan. Report prepared for Sutherland Shire Council, and Sydney Metropolitan...

... public perceptions of flying-foxes and highlight the efforts toward their conservation. Various non-profit organisations also promote an improved understanding of bats through their websites (e.g. Ku-ring-gai Bat Conservation Society 2020; Wildlife Save our Species 2021; Wolli Creek Preservation Society...

... (e.g. GL < 18.3 mm vs 23.1 mm), and as outlined in the rediagnosis of that species. Distribution: Extends from the Hamersley Range region of Western Australia across northern Northern Territory to north-western Queensland (Fig. 8). Distributional limits are Weeli Wolli Springs in the west and Lawn Hill...

... and highlight the efforts toward their conservation. Various non-profit organisations also promote an improved understanding of bats through their websites (e.g. Ku-ring-gai Bat Conservation Society 2020; Wildlife Save our Species 2021; Wolli Creek Preservation Society 2021). A number of organisations have held...

.... saligna, Red Ash Alphitonia excelsa and Creek Sandpaper Fig Ficus coronata (Eby 1995), as well as Pigeonberry Ash Elaeocarpus kirtonii and Coachwood Ceratopetalum apetalum. In 2016, the Saving our Species program commissioned a project to examine how habitat restoration, enhancement and regeneration...