Spring Quenda Count 2025

monitor quenda populations in WA

About Quendas

Quendas are native mammals about the size of a rabbit with brown to grey-brown fur, a long pointed nose, very short ears and a short tail.

Thank you for participating in the Spring Quenda Count! Your data helps us understand how quendas are responding to urban threats.

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Observer Information

Name of lead observer(s) *

Phone

Email *

Survey Site Information

Survey site address *

Zoom in and drag the Quenda to set your exact location

Latitude: -31.9505 | Longitude: 115.8605

Estimate size of survey site (preferred: 50m x 50m)

Description of survey site *

Please specify:

More location detail (GPS, nearest crossroad, etc.)

Survey Data

Choose any week in October and do at least one Quenda Count. We encourage you to do 2-3 surveys, spaced by at least one day.

Survey 1

Date *

Total time spent looking for Quenda (minutes) *

Number of quendas seen *

Additional Questions

In general, how often do you see quendas in your survey site? *

Occasionally (a few times a year) About once a month About once a week Most days

Compared to the same time last year, has there been any change in how often you see quendas? *

Less often About the same More often

Do you see fresh cone-shaped diggings at your site? *

YES NO

Have you seen any dead quendas this year?

YES NO

Write a number next to each relevant cause of death:

Road kill:

Cat:

Dog:

Fox:

Other/Unknown:

Total:

This field is automatically calculated based on the values above

Have you noticed any quenda with extensive areas of bare skin, patchy or missing fur?

YES NO

Are there any features of your site that you think encourage quendas to visit?

YES NO

Please comment:

Are there any factors that you think may discourage quendas from visiting your site?

YES NO

Please comment:

Any other comments:

Submissions close on 8 November 2025. For questions, contact quenda@wagouldleague.com.au