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Erin Barritt and Robin Sinclair, AWC Field Ecologists, processing Tim Tam, one of the first independent Western Quolls born at Mt Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary in over a century. Credit: Matt Lynn/Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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The spots and bushy tail of Tim Tam, one of the first independent Western Quolls born at Mt Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary in over a century. Credit: Georgina Anderson/Australian Wildlife Conservancy