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Dry eucalypt woodland of river red gums and white box. We found evidence of echidnas here, so we decided it would be Bob's new home.
Mel takes Puglsey Bob from her old home. Jodie the Zoovet (r) and Mel's friend Lesley watch. Lesley came along to be a second shoulder for Mel to cry on.
Mel says goodbye to an animal she raised from a tiny pink naked thing to a 3kg mature echidna.
The first thing Bob did when she was placed on the ground was burrow in. Some I Can't Believe It's Not Termites brings her to the surface.
Checking out the new territory.
The green tubes on her spines are shrink-wrapped plastic markers so she can be identified.
Echidnas In The Bush. My last views of Bob.
Good luck, Bob.
