Observaciones de bluebowerstudio

Several yellow bellied gliders heard moving through this site on either side of a waterhole. Gliders called to each other all around me from different locations. This recording has been edited to reduce the gap between calls.

I’m finding these marks on the larger trees in this site.
The trees often have these large marks at larger intervals, and other smaller claw puncture marks. Possibly multiple species interacting with the tree at different times.

Update: I’m just going to change this to a koala sighting rather than vertebrates for a while, to try and attract feedback from someone who might be able to suggest if these claw marks are of interest or not.

I understand that it’s likely not a koala scratch, or that I may not be able to tell, but I’m just keen on some more feedback.

Please check my other scratch mark observations that are similar.

Yellow Bellied Gliders observed flying over my head in this location a few weeks back.
I assume this is their call.

Bats were present too feeding on flowering gum.
However this recorded call was unlike the sounds the large bats were making ( a type of flying fox).
Photo of flowering gum included for geodata reference for this sighting.

This audio has been recorded off another device because my Inat account won’t let me upload media sound files for some reason.