Unless the kangaroos get loose at the zoo south of us, we don’t have to worry about stray ones. We do seem to have a coyote that is poaching our rabbits in our backyards. Having kangaroos as a normal sight would be something that I would have to get use to. If we had them, they would have to head south in the winter to survive.
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Fascinating! I’ve never seen them before!
ReplyDeleteMaking tracks to where the feed might be greener.
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Unless the kangaroos get loose at the zoo south of us, we don’t have to worry about stray ones. We do seem to have a coyote that is poaching our rabbits in our backyards. Having kangaroos as a normal sight would be something that I would have to get use to. If we had them, they would have to head south in the winter to survive.
ReplyDeleteI would never have guessed what they are but obvious once mentioned. Have a fab week Diane
ReplyDeleteDo they cause much damage or are they just passing through?
ReplyDeleteNow that is something I've never seen. : )
ReplyDeleteI have never seen kangaroo tracks up close before
ReplyDeleteBig feet!
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