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conservation groups are working hard to protect their forests and ensure future generations can enjoy these sleepy Aussie icons

the Mareeba rock-wallaby’s ability to leap and bound through rugged terrain makes it look like it’s got a secret pact with gravity itself

this dove plays a crucial role in spreading seeds from the native fruits it loves to eat

which gives them their name

with males dazzling in electric blue plumage during the breeding season while females and non-breeding males sport softer brown tones with a hint of blue

Magpie-Lark - Unisex Barnard Tank Crew neck conservation groups are working hardThe magpie lark, often called a peewee or mudlark, is a familiar black and white bird found near water, parks and backyards across much of Australia. Known for its sharp pee wee! call and bold personality, it feeds on insects and other small creatures picked up from the ground or shallow water. Magpie larks build impressive mud nests, sometimes using hundreds of beakfuls of wet clay. Fun fact: both parents help build the nest, taking turns to