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I wonder if these two youngsters are related haha! I caught this young kangaroo yesterday afternoon having a chomp on the native bushes around Pinnaroo Reserve, he was a little shy and I'm sure he thought if he couldn't see me then vice versa. Sorry mate you were just too cute to resist! Midway point in the working week already, hope you have a good day, take care.....
Oh, how adorable!! I would love to be able to see one of these cuties just running around having fun -- not in a cage at a zoo!! Hope your week is going well!!
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How cute! he seems so friendly, and your post is very funny!
ReplyDeleteAch, sind die niedlich. Ja, ich würde sie auch gerne so herum laufen sehen. Bei uns flüchtet hin und wieder eins aus einem Gehege, wird dann wochenlang gesucht. Sie gehören auch nicht eingesperrt...
ReplyDeleteLieben Gruß
CL
So cute. The only wildlife in the city here is squirrels and raccoons!
ReplyDeleteThese are just the cutest photos!!
ReplyDeleteIn hiding.
ReplyDeleteOooh, I know you probably don't want it or will think I'm crazy but here's a kiss from France sweeties!
ReplyDeleteRe. the totem pole: I have no clue...
that is what australia is to us! beautiful and representative
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anni
Because we don't have roos here - I can't even imagine the thrill of seeing one in the wild! I love seeing them in the zoo...but this is awesome!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I - and most French kids my generation - grew up watching that cute TV show, with Skippy the Kangoroo. I can still whistle the tune :0) Glad to see Skippy is alive and well in his native Australia. Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
ReplyDeletePeek-a-boo i see you :-).
ReplyDeleteIt is so sweet, Grace!
ReplyDeleteHow cute kangaroo. nice photos. I love animals. Many greetings sent by Peter.
ReplyDeleteKangaroos are such fascinating animals and you capture them so well Grace :-)
ReplyDeleteSweet!
ReplyDeleteIncredible ! Thank you for this much needed happiness very much ! Please have a good Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteChuckle, chuckle! I'd love the chance to shoot a 'roo!
ReplyDeleteThese animals are hard to resist, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteAww, they're adorable! Such charismatic faces :) I love both photos, a great mid-week shot in the arm for me -- thank you!!
ReplyDeleteKudos to you! They are beautiful and your photos are perfect - great colors and sharp as a tack!
ReplyDeleteLove these shots! How very cool.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet capture!
ReplyDeleteAloha from Honolulu,
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These are both wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThe first time I saw kangaroos in the wild I thought I was hallucinating. Our family drove from Sydney to the Blue Mountains on a day trip, stopping at the Jenolan caves on the way back. We still were not over our jet lag. You're getting into the back country on that last stretch. A group of kangaroos went bouncing across the road in front of my tired eyes and I thought I was having an out of body experience. It's probably an everyday occurrence for you.
ReplyDeleteoutstanding! incredible pictures, I really like them.
ReplyDeleteGood shooting.
ReplyDeleteHe does look playful but I wouldn't get too close.
ReplyDeleteMasters of camouflage ... Beautiful captures Grace.
ReplyDeleteAww these are great mum! I love the kangaroos down at Pinnaroo
ReplyDeleteI just cant wrap my mind around being able to see kangaroos in the park ..
ReplyDeleteI couldn't not resist ether, this little friend is cute.You know...to be face to face with a kangaroo is a dream for me, they are gorgeous critters and I think they are friendly, well...I imagine that! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your pictures, the first one is awesome!
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Léia
Love you kangaroo shots!
ReplyDeleteThe 2nd pic is super cute Grace!!
ReplyDeleteI still remember "Skippy":)
ReplyDeleteNice images.
Hah! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI might have spent a year in Aus, but I still get a lick out of roo shots! Nice one Grace:-)
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