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Nope, nothing native to Australia.  Though we'd love to do some animal rehab when we have the time and facilities.…
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Rosellas are very vocal, but mostly when flying.  They are very swift flyers, and usually fly through the trees, not…
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It's not these kangaroos.  They live in a nearby wildlife park.
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But two days ago it was sunny - and the Green Rosellas were visiting again. Be sure to check out…
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You're more than welcome to a copy, SN.
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One of my poems - on love.  And loss. Love is a thing with Feathers  Impossibly light, improbably hued cupped,…
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Ball, what ball?
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Bud, aka "Gravity Dog," can always be counted on to do his part to keep the floor, or the couch,…
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Yes, Luna is a Great Pyrenees - and amazingly agile for her size.   I looked at some of the…
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Hi Ron.  I love the action shots!  Did you get to see the dog agility thread a couple of weeks…
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I'll start braiding them right now! A couple near us kept catching possums that were breaking into their garden and/or…
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Nah.  They just breed like, well ... mice. I could start marking them - just to be sure.
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These are actually native field mice.  Not introduced european house mice.   We have live traps we set up in…
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Here's Luna's bowl yesterday.
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I'm confused. Who is upside down, me or are you?
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A large red rubber ball.   My partner Imogen/myriad just took a picture of Luna basking in the morning sun.…
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This dog feels like crooning.
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Luna is indeed a Great Pyrenees.  Which in Australia (and the UK) are known as Pyrenean Mountain Dogs.   The…
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Or possibly the same one.  They're very shy.
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Pronounced "paddy melon."  This slightly moth-eaten-coated pademelon visited our cabin near Cradle Mountain Wilderness World Heritage Area - where we…
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