I am a quoll

This month my theme will be all creatures great and small....

Lucky enough to get up close with this beauty too - grown up of https://365project.org/annied/365/2017-10-17

Aussie Ark is an innovative conservation initiative committed to delivering results for some of Australia’s most imperiled species. The vision of Aussie Ark is to establish a robust insurance population of 7 Australian threatened, native mammal species such as the Tasmanian Devil, Eastern Quoll and Long-nosed Potoroo, suitable for semi-wild release into large, predator proof fenced release sites in the Barrington Tops, for eventual reintroduction to the wild.

http://www.aussieark.org.au/ark-species/eastern-quoll/

[Jennifer]

such a great cause and a lovely shot here, I like the reflection in its eye too!

[Caroline]

So cute Annie!!! I love the reflection in his little black eye too - a great shot.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Great shot -- glad I looked up the info on these little marsupials the other day -- a great clarity and reflections in the bead-like eye !

[Carole G]

Had the pleasure of seeing these fascinating creatures for the first time on Rottnest island in June

[Paul]

How cute is this little dude :)

[haskar]

Lovely shot.

[Kathie]

Super close up and info.

[Babs]

He is gorgeous. I haven't seen a quoll in the wild for 25 years. the last one I saw was in Victoria.

[Bill Fenske]

So nice to hear about conservation efforts like this

[Marnie]

Oh wow, fab closeup of this neat little critter.

[Graeme Stevens]

excellent, great detail

[Lynda McG]

Great shot and focus - fav

[Lou Ann]

Great focus. Awfully shiny eyes. Ha!

[Annie D]

@yorkshirekiwi I am thinking they were quokkas - not quolls - that you saw on Rottnest - they are gorgeous too

[David]

So well photographed... and I see quite a few people looking at it or at you!

[Simply Amanda]

I love your amazing Aussie creatures! Beautiful!