Topic: wildlife

Warm weather has led to increased snake activity in residential areas across the Bundaberg Region.

Queensland Health has issued a bat warning as six Wide Bay people required treatment after being scratched or bitten in the past three weeks.

A group of wildlife experts have created a local reference group, Wide Bay Wildlife Catchers, for everything creepy, crawling and furry.

A new book by Samantha Jackson from Gin Gin features the unique wildlife of the Bundaberg Region, Australian Wildlife on Your Doorstep.

A rescued joey has a chance at life thanks to Bundaberg Regional Council parks and gardens labourer at Woodgate, Mark Richards.

Two more sea snakes came ashore with the ebbing tide at Kellys Beach, Bargara, this morning (Saturday, 30 March).

Here's an amazing photo by Melissa Brown from Bundaberg courtesy Kavs Wildlife Services on Facebook of a frog eating a Keelback snake.

Last night's rain was enjoyed by all locals including a Krefft’s turtle at the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens which went for an evening walk.

A metre-long goanna was relocated recently from Bonna Rd Branyan after being found in a garage behind a cupboard.

A 7.1kg coastal carpet python made itself at home in a Branyan residence until it was removed by Kyle Hancock from Kavs Wildlife Services.