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Male. Photographed in-situ near small ephemeral pond after rain, then handled to show reveal blue webbing and armpit for ID confirmation. No calling heard. Large female also observed nearby (Last image). New records for this area.

Found during the day in bad condition (2nd pic).. fed mashed insects mixed with raw honey and water, 1st pic after a couple days, then passed to wildlife carers, health checked, kept for 2 weeks, then released back where it was found 👌🏼

I need help identifying this cuscus. I've never seen one like this before, and from what I've heard from locals it's very rare. It's fur is very soft and has an almost golden shine when it's in the light.

In the field I was sure this was LPP, photo review afterwards leave a bit of unsurety but I'll stick with LPP over EPP based on size; I had just seen a certain LPP and size was comparable, there are no apparent black punched eye surrounds and brown tones still OK for LPP.

This bandicoot wandered into my house. It didn't seem perturbed to be in such unfamiliar territory, and didn't seem in a hurry to exit via the open door. It did eventually leave to join the other 3 bandicoots in the backyard.