The location is known for its huge kangaroo population explosion over the years, where it also adjoins a large state recreation area tract of bushland.
oops; I'm feeling a little dizzy...
it's that rotten itch again!
29 October 2011
Kangaroos... this afternoon
Went out to take some new photos today to share here on my blog. For those of you living in other parts of the world who don't get to see the kangaroo up close and personal, I've got a treat for you.
The location is known for its huge kangaroo population explosion over the years, where it also adjoins a large state recreation area tract of bushland.
The location is known for its huge kangaroo population explosion over the years, where it also adjoins a large state recreation area tract of bushland.
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OH MY GOODNESS!!!! I CANNOT WAIT FOR SAM TO GET UP AND SEE THESE AMAZING PICTURES!!!! They are simply wonderful, and those of us in Texas, for sure, will totally love seeing them! Thank you for this wonderful post! Have a wonderful day with grandson Carole.
Absolutely priceless photos! The momma has such a sweet face and the one of her rearing backwards is so funny.
Oh WOW, these photos are so cool. I would love to see these kangaroos in the "wild". The pouch shots are really adorable. I wonder how the little one feels always being bounced around. I would be dizzy. Awesome photos, have a great weekend!
their eyes and eyelashes are so beautiful! they look so sweet and mild, but i'm sure they can be anything but! oh, those babies do not look comfortable!
How fun. Loved seeing these photos. Showed them to my 6 year old granddaughter, she enjoyed them too. You have a great blog.
Wonderful! I just called in my 5 year old grandson to see...he promptly said 'kangaroos'...and here I thought he would not know what animal he was looking at! Sill me! He and his little friend enjoyed them - AND, I did too!!!
Thanks for sharing,
Jan
These are amazing shots Carole. Such a delight to see these animals. As you say its not what we would expect to find on a walk.{:)
Oh I forgot to mention to you that we do get the odd photo of a Kangaroo in the garden and some beautiful coloured birds as we have some friends that live in St Georges Basin (South of Sydney).
Awesome - do they come near residential areas?
HAHAHHA too funny, finally found an Australian on Friday Fences, so where is the fence lol
Bridget #36
Wonderful capture of all those kangaroos together. The joeys are so cute - they look pretty cramped in the pouches. They're amazing animals.
I've been enjoying all your recent photo posts, Carole. Very beautiful work, as always. These kangaroo photos are amazing. Never imagined even knowing anyone who could see such things, and take them as a matter of course! I've never actually seen a photo of a joey in the pouch - I never even thought about where their feet went. I think I thought they traveled on their own before they got so large! Thanks for the smiles and the education! Looks like a great day for you.
HA!!! I've seen kangaroos in bunches, but not THIS many all together before! They seem very tame too (or you have an excellent lens)! Wonderful photos and very kind of you to share with the world!
wat zijn de kangaroes schattig.en de baby zat grappig in de zak.zitten ze altijd zo in de zak met hun pootjes eruit?kunnen ze rond draaien in de zak?
groetjes jasmina
What are the cangaroes cute and the baby looks funny in the pocket. Are they always in the pocket this way with their legs out? Can they move around in the pocket?
Greetings, Jasmina
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