Those pesky plovers are at it again! These masked lapwings are laying up to four eggs, and hatching cute little chicks. The calls have begun to come to our WILVOS 5441 6200 Hotline. By the time school returns, the plovers have installed themselves on sports fields...
The WILVOS Hotline 5441 6200 gets some interesting calls for rescue. Identification is made so much easier with mobile phones to capture photos. Having the WILVOS number in your mobile phone is also a good idea, as distressed wildlife are often found when we are out...
Sadly our WILVOS 5441 6200 Hotline is still receiving calls about echidnas. This always occurs during the cooler months, breeding time for these exquisite animals. Males may spend considerable time in pursuit of a female echidna. In these weeks there could be a number...
Wildlife are very busy at the moment and our WILVOS 5441 6200 Hotline is getting busier. People are also getting busy with removal of trees and burning of piles of branches. Unfortunately, little thought is given to the contents of the often well-hidden hollows,...
It is the time of year I dread. Every year, at this time, our 5441 6200 WILVOS Hotline gets an increase in macropod calls. The afternoons are still short, and kangaroos and wallabies that are hit by cars are often females with a joey. It is so sad to see the distress...
It’s been a busy couple of weeks for WILVOS following an Induction Day for new members. This was followed up with a Çaring for Birds workshop in the Yandina School of Arts Hall. Thanks Sharon, everyone really enjoyed it and learned so much! One of the best parts of...
