Here are some Aussie animals I have met…
Got to watch your back in the bush around here…
I’m joining Jude’s colour challenge this year.
Take a look at Jude’s rules for this challenge, very simple, and the colour choice will be changing each month.
Here are some Aussie animals I have met…
Got to watch your back in the bush around here…
I’m joining Jude’s colour challenge this year.
Take a look at Jude’s rules for this challenge, very simple, and the colour choice will be changing each month.
Living in Paradise... 
The kangaroos are adorable but that crocodile/alligator shot is wonderful…unless you’re prey.
janet
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Yes Janet, never smile at a crocodile 😱
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Just so it doesn’t smile at me!
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😃
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That photo Pauline took of the jumping crocodile was a taken from a boat on the Adelaide river Kakadu.
The crocks followed the boat and jump to get lumps of meat hung over the side that’s how she got such a fantastic photo.😎
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Thanks for the back story, Jack. That must have been quite something!
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Yikes!
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That’s what I thought at the time
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I’m sure! But thou still got the photo!
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While taking those splendid photos of the Dingo,Kangaroos and the Salt water crocodile,
you did not have to watch your back.
You met and tamed the most dangerous Aussie animal who, like the song, watches every move you make every step you take. 😎 that’s me watching 🥰.
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Ok but not when you have a camera pointed at me 🙄
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Th roos / wallabies are lovely. And that is an amazing shot of the crocodile. Where was this taken then? And is the first one a dingo? The tail looks like one, but the face is more dog-like. We saw dingoes on Fraser Island, which reminds me to ask you whether the fire is out on that incredible place.
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We were in Kakadu on the Adelaide river. They threw chicken carcasses to the crocs who all circled the boat. We were warned not to put any part of us over the side!!! The dingo was at the local Currumbin wild life park. Don’t think they are purebred as they say the only purebreds are on Fraser. Yes the fires are now out, but left terrible devastation. The irresponsible campers who started it are now being prosecuted
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Thanks for the info Pauline. I would like to visit Kakadu one day, though I could be waiting a long time!
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It is an amazing place
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Wow! These are stunning and breath-stopping encounters!
Is the first a dingo? He has such a sweet face.
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Thank you. Yes that is a dingo, he was at the local Currumbin wild life park not far from where I live.
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I never realised dingos looked so much like domestic doggies!
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Not many purebreds dingoes now as there has been a lot of cross breeding with dogs
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Those kangaroos are amazing 👏
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The crocodile looks like an alligator. The kangaroo look like . . . well, you know.
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But so cute…
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?!
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We lived in Darwin for nearly three years. Crocs still give me the creeps.
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No swimming in rivers around Darwin….
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Or in the ocean!
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That crocodile shot is amazing. Glad I’m seeing the pixels rather than the real thing.
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The real thing was quite scary
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I can imagine
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😱
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Who doesn’t go ‘aaah’ at a mother and joey? 🙂 🙂 Great captures, Pauline!
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Thanks Jo. They came to a camp ground we were staying at loved the way the light caught them, then they both looked at me. “Aaaah” moment indeed😍
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