Found a beautiful Wildlife Sanctuary on the fringes of Perth yesterday

As soon as I received my negative for Covid result Gusman went exploring.
Paruna Wildlife Sanctuary is a 20 sq km predator free fenced Nature reserve at Gidgegannup, 50 km North East of Perth.
Paruna Sanctuary is an important site for conservation in the Avon-Wheatbelt both in it’s own right and because it forms a wildlife corridor between two national parks.
The sanctuary is home to a number of significant species including the threatened Chuditch, Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo, and small mammals such as the Honey Possum which lives in Paruna’s diverse heathlands, and the Western Pygmy Possum.
Most of the small-medium sized mammals have been lost from the Avon Wheatbelt, as a result of cats and foxes.
Australian Wildlife Conservancy and the WA Department of Parks and Wildlife have worked together across Paruna and adjacent national parks to implement a regional feral animal control program, which has enabled the successful reintroduction of Black-flanked Rock-wallabies and Tammar Wallabies to the area.
The Black-flanked Rock-wallaby reintroduction is particularly significant, as it was here in the Avon Valley that the species was first recorded in the 1840’s.
Five species have been translocated to Paruna, the Black-flanked Rock-wallaby, Tammar Wallaby, Woylie, Quenda and Brushtail Possum.
Although I never saw any during my visit, I am assured they are there.
Such a beautiful peaceful place. I know I will return sometime this week and spend more hours there, camera ready, maybe a pic of a Tammar Wallaby.
I have seen one of these in the wild. Down at Dwellingup.