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Wondering why there’s a spike in interest in echidnas? Let’s get straight to the point

November 19, 2021

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Mulligans Flat volunteer, photographer and echidna expert Andrew Easey with a friend. Photo: Supplied.

So why is November the echidna’s favourite month of the year? The answer to this, and other pointed questions, will be answered here, today, in what we like to call – Everything You Always…

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