Couple of visitors

[bryan1]

Hiya guy's,
I'd like to see all the city dwellers get some of the visitors I had here today in the front yard. The pic was taken within about 10 metres of the house. I would of got closer but Norbet da dragon was guarding the entrance.

Cheers Bryan

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

Strangely enough there used to be a wallabie colony in North Derbyshire, that escaped from a zoo and survived in the wild. I don't know if they have all died off now or not?.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantom_kangaroo

 

[Sceadwian]

Only place I get to see those guys is the local zoo.

 

[ericgibbs]

hi,
Would I be right in assuming that your fence is not 'roo proof'

Nigel
I don't know if they have all died off now or not?.

I think what it is, all the mum's doing the school run in their 4*4's with 'roo bars' have wiped them out!

either that or they have all 'hopped' on a plane back to OZ.

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

I think what it is, all the mum's doing the school run in their 4*4's with 'roo bars' have wiped them out!

Tell me about it!

However, they were up near Glossop (middle of no where), and there probably wasn't any school run traffic.

 

[Omar.M]

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So what are Audioguru and his mate doing in your backyard?
Hopping around, blabbering on like usual

 

[ericgibbs]

However, they were up near Glossop (middle of no where), and there probably wasn't any school run traffic.

Did a little research regarding the missing Glossop kangeroo's, apparently they have been cross breeding with the local sheep population.

I completly new species has evolved, scientists have named the species 'wooli-jumperous'