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$30.00
Western Pygmy Possums are small nocturnal marsupials. These wide-eyed possums are agile climbers; they use their tails like a fifth limb to help them climb through foliage.
$35.00
Splendid Everlastings (Rhodanthe chlorocephala subsp. splendida) are a classic paper daisy that flower annually across Western Australia during wildflower season.
$100.00
The Greater Bilby, with its grey fur and long pink ears, is Australia's answer to the Easter Bunny. However, unlike the rabbit population in Australia, Bilby numbers are falling rapidly.
$75.00
The Stuart Mill Spider-orchid (Caladenia cretacea) is a white flowering orchid found only in Victoria. Our John Colahan (J.C.) Griffin Reserve is home to some of the last of this threatened species.
$15.00
Bush Heritage’s reserves in south-west Western Australia are home to a rainbow of wispy-petaled Featherflower species. The Latin name for this genus, Verticordia, literally translates to ‘turner of hearts’ and that’s certainly what these brightly coloured beauties do!
$50.00
The Thorny Devil (Moloch horridus) is much gentler than its name suggests. This ant-eating reptile can blend into its surroundings by changing colour. It also has grooves between its thorny scales that channel dew on its skin to its mouth – a handy trick for a desert dweller!
$20.00
The Wedge-tailed Eagle is Australia’s largest bird of prey. With a wingspan of more than two metres, it is one of the biggest eagles in the world. Interestingly, these powerful birds are monogamous: once they find a partner, they mate for life.
$150.00
The Golden-shouldered Parrot is famed for its bright jewel-like colouring. A totem species for the Olkola people of central Cape York, it is known as ‘Alwal’ in Olkola language.
$200.00
Bush Heritage’s Boolcoomatta Reserve is a sprawling 63,000 hectare sanctuary for arid-zone plant and wildlife species. Once a sheep station, its sweeping plains boast saltbush shrub lands, classic Red Gum creeks and ephemeral wetlands.