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| Image | Subject Name | Scientific Name | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5489990 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | Killed by trappers |
| 5489991 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | scat |
| 5489992 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | Trap used to catch brushtail possum. The fur is then plucked and sold. |
| 5489993 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | Bait station for common brushtail possum. |
| 5489994 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | Signage warning of baiting control for common brushtail possum. |
| 5489995 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | Signage warning of baiting control for common brushtail possum. |
| 5489996 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | Signage warning of baiting for control of common brushtail possum. |
| 5489997 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | Signage warning of baiting control of common brushtail possum. |
| 5489998 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | The use of poisoned baits is a widespread practice in New Zealand to help control introduced pest mammals, such as the common brushtail possum. As this sign indicates, the practice is controversial. |
| 5489999 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | This species was introduced into New Zealand as a fur bearer. Trapping and use in fur products is an important part of efforts to manage this invasive species. |
| 5490001 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | This species is an introduced species that is considered to be the most damaging pest of the forest lands in the country. It feeds extensively on foliage, flowers and fruit of many key forest species. |
| 5490002 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | This species is an introduced species in New Zealand that is considered to be the most damaging pest of forest lands in the country. In addition to many native plants, it is damaging to some introduced species, such as rose. |
| 5490003 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | The common brushtail possum is an introduced species in New Zealand that is considered to be the most damaging pest of forest lands in the country. It feeds on the foliage, flwoers and fruit of many native species, such as this tree fuschia. |
| 5489984 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | Mounted specimen of common brushtail possum. This introduced mammal is considered to be the most important pest threat to the health of native forests in New Zealand. |
| 5489985 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | Mounted specimen. This introduced mammal is considered to be the most important pest to the health of native forests in New Zealand. |
| 5489989 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | Killed by trappers |
| 5489986 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | Adult found dead, probably following exposure to poisoned bait. |
| 5489987 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | Adult found dead, probably following exposure to poisoned bait. |
| 5489988 | common brushtail | Trichosurus vulpecula | Killed by trappers |
| 5367027 | western gray kangaroo | Macropus fuliginosus | Western gray kangaroos at the Denver Zoo in Colorado. |
