My Tinted Thursday post is a re-post of my Black and White Tuesday photos, in colour. I hope you enjoy.
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Just for the record, being in such close proximity to this kangaroo was not a ‘one off’ at the park.
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A shelter provides shade where three or four wallabies (I think….small kangaroos), were resting in the heat of the day and only too willing to accept food offered and receive a pat from my Canadian friends. Many of the animals, mainly kangaroos and birds were happy to be fed by visitors. The park staff also offer a photo opportunity with a koala.
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These two were the unexpected surprised of our Tiger Walk at Dream World morning and provided the light-hearted moment of the day. One brother conscientious, quiet and reliable. The other mischievous, noisy, always on the go.
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While we had the park to ourselves early in the morning, the cubs were the star attraction around 3 PM.
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Now for the star family of the week. My father told me about the spur on the plover’s wings.
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However at forty or fifty metres I was never able to see it, but the spurs are clearly visible in these photos…..or at least in the last photo.
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- Kangaroo Foot Print (fionaonthego.wordpress.com)
- Kangaroo found wandering near Dade City (abcactionnews.com)
- Nature in the Southern Highlands – Kangaroo Valley, Bowral and Mittagong (visitnsw.com)
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