44 thoughts on “From the kitchen window this afternoon”

1. well how nice to have such cute company!

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   1. It is quite lovely 🙂

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2. Awww, is that in your backyard?

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   1. Yes, more sort of front yard 🙂

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      1. It would be entertaining to watch them. 👍🏼

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         1. It most certainly is Teresa 🙂

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3. Wonderful

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   1. Thanks Sheree 🙂 🙂

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      1. Pleasure

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4. Such a lovely photo 👌🌷 Kangaroo and the other deer ? So amazing 😊🙏

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   1. It is 2 Red-necked Wallabies, a mother and her baby 🙂

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      1. Oh, ok🙏🏼🌹 first time seeing 😍 thank you for the correct reply 🌹🙏🏼♥️🌹

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         1. You’re welcome 🙂

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         2. 🌷🙏♥️😊

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5. Your windows show wonderful sights, and sites! Thank you!

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   1. Thank you Ludwig 🙂

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6. Marvellous sight, Brian!

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7. I love this image and your kitchen window view! 🙂

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   1. Thanks Amy 🙂 🙂

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8. Wallabies! That’ taking one-upmanship too far, Brian. I could only manage a pigeon.

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   1. So made me laugh Margaret. I have already used my pigeon window photo 😂

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9. Wow, that’s amazing!

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   1. I am glad to share my every day life 🙂 🙂

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      1. Wonderful

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10. Such cool visitors to have

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    1. They are quite sweet. This morning I have four Wallabies in various spots around the garden. One has a Joey in the pouch 🙂

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       1. 🙂

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11. aren’t you in lockdown … guess they allow wildlife 🙂 Nice one!

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    1. I’m not in lockdown just on seven day stay at home orders as I was in Lismore last week 🙂

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       1. as so many were, I was fortunate I took the scenic route to visit friends in Yorklea … they had suggested Lismore would be easier

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12. I’ll trade you for the momma deer and her fawn that are feasting on my plants and shrubs.

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    1. Wallabies can’t eat the grass fast enough so I still have to mow. They occasionally eat the plants as well especially the young ones that haven’t established in the garden. 🙂

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13. Beautiful photo and amazing shot of your visitors.

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    1. Thank you Martha 🙂 :”)

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14. Certainly something I’ve never seen out of any of my windows (or any I’ve looked out of anywhere.) 🙂 Loved it.

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    1. Thanks janet. Quite common for my place 🙂

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       1. True.

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15. They are precious! I wish we had wallabies…

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    1. Quite gentle souls and enjoy being around the house. Only downside is when they decide to eat garden plants and not stick to grass and native bushes 🙂

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       1. Ha, ha – that is always the problem.

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16. Supar

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    1. Thank you 🙂 🙂

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17. This is a dramatic window shot. Thank you for sharing.

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    1. Thanks very much 🙂 🙂

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