Today was horrible wasn't it? Poor kangaroo :(
Yep Hels. No argument from me. Horrible.
Oh wow. I never think of Oz like this. Poor things.XOWWW
WWW, even we don't think of our country like this often.
Would that have been their first experience of snow?
Cro, maybe the mother would have experienced a couple of times in her life. Rather depends where this clip was taken.
That video of the mom and her baby kangaroo is so cute. Loved it. And I hope you got your plumbing fixed. Nothing worse than having no hot water.
Gigi, boiling hot water now, but no water pressure.
Is that your video? I had no idea it ever snowed in Australia.
Not mine Steve. It snows in the mountains here. There are alpine villages with chairlifts, skiing and nightlife. All closed in Victoria this year.
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And some kangaroos see/endure conditions like this every winter.Great (albeit chilly) shots.
EC, they are well adapted to our climate. They have been here a very long time.
Oh poor baby. Looks like her Joey was trying to get back in the pouch!Snow in Oz. Who would have thought?Although we had a water spout in my neck of the woods. Highly unusual!
Maribeth, I am sure it would be so cozy in the pouch. A water spout, sucked up water. Interesting.
Joey has the right idea, trying to hide under mum from the alien white stuff.
River, I wonder if he/she is too big for the pouch.
Somehow I missed this post.Oh the poor things, forgot about our animals in sleet and snow weather.
Margaret, they seem to deal with such weather well enough. I guess it may kill off some old animals. Such is nature.
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Today was horrible wasn't it? Poor kangaroo :(
ReplyDeleteYep Hels. No argument from me. Horrible.
DeleteOh wow. I never think of Oz like this. Poor things.
ReplyDeleteXO
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WWW, even we don't think of our country like this often.
DeleteWould that have been their first experience of snow?
ReplyDeleteCro, maybe the mother would have experienced a couple of times in her life. Rather depends where this clip was taken.
DeleteThat video of the mom and her baby kangaroo is so cute. Loved it. And I hope you got your plumbing fixed. Nothing worse than having no hot water.
ReplyDeleteGigi, boiling hot water now, but no water pressure.
DeleteIs that your video? I had no idea it ever snowed in Australia.
ReplyDeleteNot mine Steve. It snows in the mountains here. There are alpine villages with chairlifts, skiing and nightlife. All closed in Victoria this year.
DeleteGood afternoon, how are you? I am Brazilian and I am looking for new followers for my blog. New friends are also welcome.
ReplyDeletehttps://viagenspelobrasilerio.blogspot.com/?m=1
And some kangaroos see/endure conditions like this every winter.
ReplyDeleteGreat (albeit chilly) shots.
EC, they are well adapted to our climate. They have been here a very long time.
DeleteOh poor baby. Looks like her Joey was trying to get back in the pouch!
ReplyDeleteSnow in Oz. Who would have thought?
Although we had a water spout in my neck of the woods. Highly unusual!
Maribeth, I am sure it would be so cozy in the pouch. A water spout, sucked up water. Interesting.
DeleteJoey has the right idea, trying to hide under mum from the alien white stuff.
ReplyDeleteRiver, I wonder if he/she is too big for the pouch.
DeleteSomehow I missed this post.
ReplyDeleteOh the poor things, forgot about our animals in sleet and snow weather.
Margaret, they seem to deal with such weather well enough. I guess it may kill off some old animals. Such is nature.
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