1/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in te middle of Ingham. Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catches the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
Croc caught in Ingham
Wildlife experts sprung into action to take in a croc from floodwater, calmly noosing the saltie with no injuries.
2/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in te middle of Ingham. Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catches the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
3/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in te middle of Ingham. Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catches the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
4/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in te middle of Ingham. Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catches the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
5/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in te middle of Ingham. Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catches the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
6/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in te middle of Ingham. Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catches the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
7/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in te middle of Ingham. Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catches the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
8/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in te middle of Ingham. Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catches the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
9/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in te middle of Ingham. Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catches the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
10/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in the middle of Ingham. Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catcheshe croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
11/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in the middle of Ingham. Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catches the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
12/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in te middle of Ingham. Sergeant Matthew Pegg and Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catches the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
13/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in the middle of Ingham. Wildlife officer James Livingstone, Sergeant Matthew Pegg, wildlife officer Rebecca Moss, Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby and Senior Constable Michael Rennie catch the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
14/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in te middle of Ingham. Sergeant Matthew Pegg and Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catches the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
15/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in the middle of Ingham. Sergeant Matthew Pegg, wildlife officer Rebecca Moss, Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby and Senior Constable Michael Rennie catch the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
16/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in the middle of Ingham. Sergeant Matthew Pegg and Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catch the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
17/17Ingham Floods 2023. Croc caught in Palm Creek in te middle of Ingham. Senior wildlife officer Tony Frisby catches the croc. Picture: Evan Morgan
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