Over the past week, as our tour group explored all over Tasmania, we were lucky to spot wildlife on nearly every hike we took. And then on Day Four, we visited Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary which is an educational and rehabilitation center trying to increase certain species in Australia, such as the Tasmanian Devil, the Quoll and Wombats. Australians drop off animals that have been hit by cars or affected by wildfires and they try to nurse them back to health and back into the wild.
The wallaby we spotted at the top of Mt. Wellington:
A pademelon and joey that hopped across our path:
One of my favorites, a wombat at the Sanctuary:
A baby spotted-tail quoll at the Sanctuary:
An adult spotted-tail quoll at the Sanctuary:
A Tasmanian Devil at the Sanctuary:
Another of my personal favorites, an echidna at the Sanctuary:
The wallaby we spotted at the top of Mt. Wellington:
A pademelon and joey that hopped across our path:
One of my favorites, a wombat at the Sanctuary:
A baby spotted-tail quoll at the Sanctuary:
An adult spotted-tail quoll at the Sanctuary:
A Tasmanian Devil at the Sanctuary:
Another of my personal favorites, an echidna at the Sanctuary:
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