Here are some more photos of our walk along the river.
We brought bread to feed the geese, and were delighted to discover two charming little goslings!
Fruit bats congregate together in a tree during the day to rest. It doesn't sound like much sleeping goes on! There are literally hundreds of bats all screeching and jostling for space in the overburdened tree.
An egret.
Fruit bats congregate together in a tree during the day to rest. It doesn't sound like much sleeping goes on! There are literally hundreds of bats all screeching and jostling for space in the overburdened tree.
An egret.
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Lovely pictures Emma. I like the phot of the Queenslander home too...it's like a doll's house...but bigger!
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More wonderful photos! I'm a sucker for goslings - but those bats are kind of freaking me out, eek!
Egrets have got to be one of the most elegant birds! Wonderful pictures.
WOW those bats are magnificant! I SERIOUSLY need to come to Oz! that is very cool. Keep those photos coming! Mine would be boring Canada geese everywhere right now lol
Oh wow...cool pictures! The bat one kind of freaks me out though...I'm just envisioning all those bats waking up and taking off together. Yikes! LOL
Those are gorgeous pictures Emma! The bats are kind of freaky though LOL ;). My friend in Sydney said they just got a lot of storms last week--I'm sorry to hear the rain isn't making it where it needs to be. ((hugs))
OK, I confess I am laughing at you all about the fruit bats. I could tell you some stories!! They are everywhere in Queensland, and I actually love seeing them fly over at night. I don't feel the love when they are dropping mangoes on the roof in the middle of the night, though!
Emma
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