But Wallabies, and their smaller counterparts, Pademelons, are almost unheard of.
For the layman, they're basically all just smaller versions of the same thing :)
Yesterday morning we stepped out of the house to this, right outside the door.
Man, I love living in the bush :D
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aww, that is freaking awesome!! I am just in love with all of your pics. I really want to come visit Australia now:)
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great pic. Hope your little girl got to see it.
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love nature?
I wonder what else is in those woods..
Really neat.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy your blog! I found it a few weeks ago while exploring flickr. We are from two totally different worlds and while I love my life and where I live...I would really enjoy living life in your shoes for a few months...with Wallabys trimming your lawn, rain running down your stone walls, and little rainforest daughters singing the day away!
ReplyDeleteNina, come on over :)
ReplyDeletesammie; there's heaps of cool stuff in our forest. I blogged a lot about the wicked wildlife we have; goannas, massive pythons, kangaroos, koalas, echidnas, and a veritable trevor trove of freaky bugs and spiders.
nice to meet you kristin :)
It just felt to pop in an check out who's there ne?:)It looks like it can give hugs,haha*
ReplyDeleteWe Brits. know what Wallaby's are. But that's only because a lot of Brits are addicted to Neighbours and Home and Away ;-) Not me of course, I'm too busy attending forums and blogging for that ;-) hehe
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