The Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #83: Future
Terri’s Sunday Stills: #Sweet
Since the fire, I have been putting out food for the Red-necked Wallabies and anyone else who was hungry. A while ago I noticed one of the females pouch was getting bigger and eventually a Joey poked their head out (Jump for Joy) and the update
This morning a Red-necked Wallaby hopped in to the garden. I have seen her before as she was one of the regulars who came for food. Today, I noticed her pouch was a bit squirmy and yes she also has a Joey.
As the Wallabies have Joeys, it points to a good season ahead. When the years are not that good as the past 2 – 3 years have been, there hasn’t been many young around. During hard times, Wallabies won’t produce young.
I’ll be keeping an eye out for others now. Having a photographic record I should be able to identify the females and those who have young.
Oh wow, Brian, I’m so happy to see this Red-necked Wallaby showing up in your garden.
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Thanks Miriam 🙂 they have always been around ever since I have lived here
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Brian, this is something I miss in the cities. I guess we have to be tourists to have those sights!!! 🙂
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and I a tourist to see cityscapes 🙂
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Haha, we could trade. But Sydney is close enough for you. 😊
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🙂
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Thanks for caring for these lovely creatures, Bushboy.
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It is easy to do Judy. The love of the bush and the birds and animals make it so easy
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Australia has such interesting animals. I remember the delicacy of the calls of the bellbirds, the deafening swarms of galahs. The platypus, koala, wallaby, kookaburra, kangaroo. What have I forgotten? Funnel web spiders!!!
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A good top ten list Judy 🙂
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Beautiful. Back to the future, indeed.
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Drop in with the Delorean anytime John 😀
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I’m glad you’re taking care of these animals and applaud you for keeping a comprehensive record.
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Thank you Sue 🙂 as my place was a disaster I need to keep a record of stuff. It’s the OCD in me I guess 🙂
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I would do exactly the same 🙂
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I know you would Sue x
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I applaud you! Good to know there are people like you who would do everything for the animals and nature as a whole. Also good to hear that if the Wallabies have little ones it means the year is better than the previous years.
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Thanks you scrapy 🙂 It is so easy and means a lot
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I agree, easy indeed each and everyone should keep an eye out for things to help wildlife. I also love to see and help where I can.
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Now that is sweet. I am glad things are recovering after the fires and that some parts of Australia have had rain.
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Thank you Anne 🙂 Yes the rain has been a blessing
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You are a good human and a good man, Brian. I am so grateful you communicate the positive signs for future – we all need that.
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WE all need a future A-C 🙂
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We do
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Heart warming! 🙂 🙂
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Oh, this is so touching to see how nature overcomes adversity and that you could help these sweet animals, Brian! This just made my day!
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Wonderful. I love to spread happiness Terri 🙂
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Such a great response to the challenge Brian.
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It was all I could think of Su 🙂
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awww how cute . . . and what a fabulous sign of hope. Have you been much affected by the rains?
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Thanks Becky 🙂 Yes the rain has affected me deliciously
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Excellent
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So good to look out from my office and see green instead of blackened trunks and brown lifeless leaves. Not having to lug watering cans and buckets around the garden is a relief
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Fantastic news. Here’s hoping it continues albeit in a settled way
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Getting better health wise is good as well. There is lots of work to do in the bush…..clearing fallen trees from tracks and start cutting the huge amount of ready firewood for winter. Get on top of weeds before they get out of control again would be wonderful. Care to drop over and pull out some weeds – wellies and gloves supplied 🙂 🙂
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I’d love to come and help xx
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Wouldn’t that be the best xx
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Really would x
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Really really would xx
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