Much to my daughter amusement, I made a stop on the way home from swim training today to take some photos of the paddocks beside our suburb for
Friday Fences. With all the rain we have had over the past week, the paddocks are slowing transforming into ponds! The happy croaking of all the excited frogs was almost deafening!
I was interrupted from my concentration by my daughter shouting and pointing, and there I saw a mob of kangaroos, bounding, and bouncing down the hill.
Us Australian's think it's very funny that people from the Northern Hemiphere seem to believe that kangaroos just bound down the street in Australia!. Toady...it was almost true as our house is a mere few hundred meters from this spot.
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| You can just see the kangaroos in the distance if you click on the picture...(I hadn't noticed them when I took the picture) |
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| There are two cheeky Kangaroos hiding in this picture...can you see them?? |
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Love the first one!
ReplyDeleteI think it might be like when we stop to see a herd of deer. :)
Thanks so much Carletta!
Deleteoh, wow. now that would be such fun to see kangaroos jumping around. we have lots of deer but they become so the norm. this would very exciting & different. what a view. (:
ReplyDeletethat would be amazing to see, outside of a zoo! i'm getting excited to hear the croak of frogs here too, that is one of the first signs of spring!
ReplyDeleteWow...to see that many kangaroos in one spot is such a thrill! Great capture!
ReplyDeleteI like the scene in the first shot.
ReplyDeleteRegards and best wishes
You get this week's prize for the most unusual fence photo--complete with kangaroos! Wow!
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