Where to see Numbats

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Numbats can be very hard to see in the wild. The list below shows place that Numbats have been sighted or reintroduced, however, you may not be able to see them:

• Dryandra Nature Reserve (Western Australia) - original populations
• Perup Nature Reserve (Western Australia) - original populations
• Karakamia Sanctuary (Western Australia) - reintroduction
• Boyagin (Western Australia) - reintroduction
• Karroun Hill (Western Australia) - reintroduction
• Tutanning (Western Australia) - reintroduction
• Batalling (Western Australia) - reintroduction
• Dragon Rocks (Western Australia) - reintroduction
• Stirling Ranges (Western Australia) - reintroduction
• Scotia Sanctuary (New South Wales) - reintroduction
• Yookamura Sanctuary (South Australia) - reintroduction

Sightings

Have you seen a Numbat in the wild? Then we’d like to hear from you.

All sightings are important. Please download the Department of Environment and Conservation's Fauna Sightings Form, fill it in and send it to DEC. If you like, you can also send us a copy and it will be profiled on our website and in our newsletters.

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Time and Date: 4:20pm, 1 March 2009
Location: Seaton Ross Road, near Manjimup
Numbat Activity: Sitting on a log for about 6 minutes, only 15 metres away.
From: Dennis Rhodes