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These are the most recent sightings sent to us by members and the public. If you would like to log a sighting of any flora or fauna in the Toodyay area, please click the link provided. You must enter your name for for us to verify your sighting, and contact details at the end of your notes, as we may need to get more details from you. Please try and limit the number of characters you enter to 100. A photograph will be a great advantage in identification those hard to identify creatures

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# Date Location Species Notes
61 02-06-2017 129 Stirlingia Drive Toodyay Weebill
62 04-04-2003 Clarke Street, West Toodyay Weebill Group. By Lee Francis
63 20-02-2005 Long Pool, Avon River Weebill During pool survey by TFOR
64 27-05-2019 Millards Pool Weebill
65 15-08-2018 Rugged Hills West Toodyay Wedge tailed eagle
66 29-01-2020 Stirlingia Drive, Toodyay Weather observation We have recorded an average of 500mm over the past three years - 354.5mm in 2019. The previous rain recorded at today's date (29th January)was on 2 November 2019.
67 02-06-2017 129 Stirlingia Drive Toodyay Wattlebird, Red
68 28-02-2003 Coondle Drive, Coondle Wattlebird, Red Lot 506. By Dawn Fitzgerald.
69 31-03-2003 Coondle Drive, Coondle Wattlebird, Red Lot 506. By Dawn Fitzgerald. Five birds
70 27-05-2019 Millards Pool Wattlebird, Red
71 15-02-2003 Powderbark Road, Julimar Wattlebird, Little Frequenting the area over past weeks. By Sue Eldridge
72 21-06-1993 Woodendale Farm, Woodendale Road, Toodyay Wattlebird, Little Notes from Dawn Atwell/Ray Paynter
73 13-08-1991 Seabrook, via Northam Wattle-bird, Red Nested in June, now flying. By Lindsay Milhinch
74 21-09-1991 Arinya Farm, Dowerin Wattle-bird, Red Nesting in uppermost branches of a Banksia in front of homestead. By Robert and Beth Boase
75 07-02-1992 Picnic Hill Wattle-bird, Little First sighting at Picnic Hill. By Ross McDougall
76 28-12-2017 Stirlingia Drive, Toodyay Wasp, Unidentified A wasp, possibly some sort of digger or paper wasp, seen attacking a sergeant ant in the garden. The wasp flew off when I stumbled on it, however I think it had the better of the ant.
77 14-03-1990 Toodyay Wallaby, Tammar A rare sighting in the Toodyay area. Last recorded in 1958. By Jim Masters
78 22-02-1990 Julimar Road Wallaby, Brush-tailed Sighting numbers increased along the road. Marg Larner
79 16-05-1992 Hamersley Siding, York/Northam Wallaby, Brush-tailed Five sighted near Hamersley siding. By Bill Hamersley
80 15-05-1993 Julimar Road Wallaby, Brush-tailed Corner Julimar and Mortimer Roads. One sighted by Margaret Larner

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