.... Corporations donated produce to feed flying-foxes in care and provide supplementary feeding for wild populations of rock-wallabies and pygmy-possums. Local businesses and organisations also supplied resources, funding and food storage capacity to support these conservation actions. The contributions from...

... were sequential, not punctuated by any enterings or leavings . There were 50 images of the female feeding the chick from the nest entrance (Plate 2). We present seven categories of sound recordings. Examples of the recordings are given in Supplementary Material, which can be viewed at httpsdoi.org...

... or lobby government to create supplementary feeding programs or care facilities (Hoffman 2010a, b; SFID 2013; Bryant 2013, 2016). Positive interaction with dingoes is a desirable experience people expect to have in places such as K gari (Corbett 1998; Burns 2009). Thus managers have the difficult task...

... s success. As of 2024, the colony has grown so dense that it relies on supplementary feeding to maintain its current size. The predatorproof perimeter fence, now over 50 years old and less sophisticated than todays fences, is deteriorating. Storms and high winds frequently cause branches to fall...

... foraging resources for the Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby Petrogale penicillata and Mountain Pygmy-possum Burramys parvus. Corporations donated produce to feed flying-foxes in care and provide supplementary feeding for wild populations of rock-wallabies and pygmy-possums. Local businesses and organisations also...

..., nectar and pollen. Tree sap has never before been recorded as a part of the diet of C. nanus . Here, we report on two observations of C. nanus feeding on eucalypt sap in south-eastern New South Wales. diet exudate Burramyidae 2019 251 Australian Zoologist volume 40 (2) Introduction The Eastern...

... feeding underwater. Herpetofauna 23, 39. A record of the warty Frog, Litoria raniformis feeding underwater Herpetofauna 23 39 Rounsevel, D. and Swain, R. 1993. Current issues in the conservation of the terrestrial herpetofauna of Tasmania. In: Herpetology in Australia. A Diverse Discipline...

... and nominated additional species (Table 1). The choice of beetle taxa for postfire survey Most of the beetle species in wet forests are associated with the ground at some point in their life cycle, but there is a large component that is entirely arboreal, feeding on leaves, flowers, wood, fungi or epiphytes...

... . There were 50 images of the female feeding the chick from the nest entrance (Plate 2). We present seven categories of sound recordings. Examples of the recordings are given in Supplementary Material, which can be viewed at httpsdoi.org/10.7882/ AZ.2021.041 1. Sounds A1-A3. Vocalisation (clucking) on the nest...

...Helen M Smith; Linda E Neaves; Anja Divljan ABSTRACT Historically, reports of insectivory in family Pteropodidae have largely been anecdotal and thought to be an incidental corollary of flying-foxes feeding on plant products. More recent direct observations of flying-foxes catching and consuming...

... is in the more northerly Pilbara, Gascoyne, and Murchison Regions of Western Australia, has introduced itself to the Western Australian wheatbelt by adapting to feed on Double Gee Emex australis, an introduced plant (Saunders et al. 1985; Saunders and Ingram 1995; Saunders 2022). This paper describes...

..., such as carcasses (Holden and Mutze 2002; Paltridge 2002). Supplementary food resources can sustain artificially high predator populations during times of low prey availability (Corbett and Newsome 1987; Pech et al. 1995; Pech and Hood 1998; Courchamp et al. 1999), leading to suppressive effects on prey populations...

... in the environs of the study wetlands although no supplementary feed or supplements were provided to the stock. Since the two control wetlands were in the same field, with equivalent access for cattle, and one had an excess of females and the other males, there is no evidence that pollution from stock, or farm...

.../AZ.2022.043 Introduction Two populations of humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) migrate to Australian coastal waters during the Austral winter months from high latitude Antarctic feeding grounds to warmer waters in low latitude breeding areas (Chittleborough 1965, Dawbin 1966). These populations...

... allowed a 20-minute settling period at the start of each observation session and waited five to 10 minutes between each focal period until all members of a focal group were showing natural feeding and resting behaviour and ignoring the observers (Pays et al. 2007; Edwards et al. 2013). Although we did...

.... 77 pages The Action Plan for Australian Frogs Tyler, M.J. and Davies, M. 1978. Species-groups within the Australopapuan Hylid Frog Genus Litoria Tschudi. Australian Zoologist Supplementary series No. 63, 1-47. Species-groups within the Australopapuan Hylid Frog Genus Litoria Tschudi...

... components water, feed and salt Water, feed and supplementary salt are basic dietary needs for camels. Scarce sources of these dietary needs are actively sought out by feral camels over geographic ranges in excess of 4,900 km2 (Edwards et al. 2001). Under particular conditions, sources of water, fresh feed...

...- traps were cleared each morning and bats were released near the point of capture. To maximize the species inventoly for a forest, supplementary trapping targetted water-bodies such as forest dams and creeks in addition to sites located along flyways within forests. Bat activity is often con- centrated...

... matches the light environment that the fish inhabits, with open ocean species tending to have more short-wavelength ( blue ) shifted visual pigments compared to those living in coastal waters (Cortesi et al. 2020). However, a species ecology can also drive spectral tuning with fish that feed on red algae...