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This guy was 1 metre from a roadkilled kangaroo. No prizes for guessing what this Lacey was doing before it got hit.
 

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I posted this one a while ago elsewhere. The head was run over and it died just as I got to it. It was obviously carrying young.
 

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This is last years pic of a rbb roadkill in Yarrawonga area
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These pics were sent to me last week by a guy in Frankston who wanted an id on this road kill near his home.

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was a good sized rbb
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Bummer huh
 
The pics don't do this poor DOR carpet justice.It was much more pail than the pics, more yellowish than caramel.
Sorry pics are crap, it was done with a mobile phone.
 

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does anyone know the law as far as taxidermy goes, some of the road kills like the guy i found dont even have a mark on them and it just seems such a waste, my hubby tans his own skins after hunting and i dont know maybe some of the skins could be used


Hi Kel,

I'm not sure of the exact legislation now ... but I remember a few years ago in NSW at least even deceased native animals were still protected by law and permission was needed to perform taxidermy or remove them for preservation.
 
thanks froggyboy86 i kinda thought that might be the case, i will have to look into it
 
Some roadkill I found last night, Cairns Birdwing (Ornithoptera priamus) Why don't people swerve for butterflies:lol:
 

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Ecosnake, is that 3rd pic a thorny devil?? correct me if im wrong but looks like it...

i agree it is sad to see all these animals/reptiles perish on our roads, but gives us an idea of what species are around us....
 
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