PHOTO: The unwelcome spotted-tail quoll visitor caught in a trap and relocated. IMAGE: M.Walton
by LIZ CUTTS
The discovery of Australia's largest mainland carnivorous marsupial on a local property is seen as a good sign for the future of the threatened species.
When local resident, Meg Walton was woken in the early hours with a commotion in her duck pen, she thought at first that a large possum was responsible for the racket.
“I had never seen anything like it before,” Meg . . .
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