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Uómbat Común (Vombatus ursinus)Observ.
katywDescripción
Wombat is is afflicted with mange, treatment starting this week.
2nd 3rd and 4th photos taken at time of first treatment on 29 July
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Uómbat Común (Vombatus ursinus)Observ.
katywDescripción
Large healthy female. Clear view both directions. Left on road where hit
Her head shows the difficulty that our wildlife has with barbed wire fences, every day.
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Uómbat Común (Vombatus ursinus)Observ.
katywDescripción
Juvenile, around 12 or 13 kilos. Alone, mother not around. Resting in the sun before getting up to graze again, clearly exhausted.
First dose of Moxidectin today.
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Uómbat Común (Vombatus ursinus)Observ.
katywDescripción
Wombat with severe mange with small at foot joey of only about 5 or 6 kilos, who also has severe mange. Moxidectin treatment first dose today.
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Uómbat Común (Vombatus ursinus)Observ.
katywDescripción
The eighth and nineth photos are of the wombat after the third treatment. The scabby skin is lifting off, leaving the tender raw skin underneath.
It looks bad, but the wombat is feeling relief at not having the mites crawling under the skin, and more mobile without the scab carapace it has been trying to move in for the last few months.
The new hair will start growing on the tender skin.
The 13th nd 14th photos are at the time of the 4th treatment. The scabs on the face have started to come off and he can see.
Photos 14 to 19 are at the fifth treatment. The skin is now smooth and ready for the new hair to grow. Only a small amount of scabby skin on the nose below the eyes. He is alert and can see now.
This wombat was treated for mange in early 2020. He was young then and around the same size as he is now. I have noticed stunted growth in other wombats who have had mange at a young age. He is probably around 15 kilos.
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Uómbat Común (Vombatus ursinus)Observ.
katywDescripción
Clear view both directions
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katywDescripción
Roadkill orphan. Too little to survive, just keeping him comfortable. 25 grams.
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Ualabí de Cuello Rojo (Notamacropus rufogriseus)Observ.
katywDescripción
Clear view both directions but cars travel too fast on this road
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Walabí de Pantano (Wallabia bicolor)Observ.
katywDescripción
Clear view both directions. Speeding kill
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Canguro Gris Oriental (Macropus giganteus)Observ.
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Young nulliparus female HBC broken leg RIP
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Canguro Gris Oriental (Macropus giganteus)Observ.
phcunninghamDescripción
Large healthy adult male HBC RIP
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Walabí de Pantano (Wallabia bicolor)Observ.
phcunninghamDescripción
Young adult male HBC legs not broken but severe abdominal injuries Still mobile with significant blood loss humanely euthanized by wildlife organisation RIP
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Canguro Gris Oriental (Macropus giganteus)Observ.
phcunninghamDescripción
Young healthy male HBC at the same location and HBC incident as the previous report Evidence of significant damage to vehicle at the crash site RIP
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Uómbat Común (Vombatus ursinus)Observ.
katywDescripción
Dozing in the sun. Purple Cetrigen is on her wounds, Bravecto mange treatment. Severe mange but responsive and stood up and walked around grazing a few minutes after being treated. Apparently was walking around everywhere yesterday. Good chance of recovery despite the severity.
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