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It is a pleasure to see that Wildlife native to Australia still inhabit the Pine Rivers ecosystem. We must preserve their habitat so we do not lose them as neighbours.
 

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Grey Forester Kangaroos can still be found by the stealthy nature watcher along the river banks and reserves. Roads and traffic cause the majority of casualties.
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Scrub Wallabies can also be found by the stealthy nature watcher along the river banks and reserves. 
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Koalas inhabit the pockets of eucalypt trees that remain along the river banks and in reserves. Sometimes they feed on trees in and around the housing estates.
 
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Bottlenose Dolphins are sighted from time to time and come up river to calf..
 
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Brushtail and other possums are seen more regularly at night.
 
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Visiting Koalas are not frightened by people and can be viewed and photographed up close. However, people should contain their dogs as they can be a problem when Koalas are on the ground transfering between trees. 
 
Green Python
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The river banks are home to a large variety of reptiles such as pythons, carpet snakes, brown snakes, whip snakes, water dragons, blue tongue lizards and the like They assist the balance of nature.
 
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SwampRats, Bush Rats and native rodents are private creatures but are seen in the talons of the birds of prey that inhabit the Pine Rivers.
 

These guys make the River wealthy !