kangaroos look much prettier than Hugh Hefner's bunnies
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and would be ever so useful at Easter time with their deep pockets.
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We have watched them increase over many years until there is a
whole mob of them now. Unfortunately, people being what they are,
the kangaroos have to live in potective custody. The fence hardly
enhances photography being 6' high with mesh that obstructs the lens.
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Thanks to all at MY WORLD who facilitate this meme and keep it going
week after week.
beautiful snaps..
ReplyDeleteHello Arija,
ReplyDeleteThey do look nicer ... didn´t know that they can be white - lovely looking creatures !
Interesting that you should compare them with rabbits. We have many jack rabbits in our area, eating the garden and hopping up the hill sides. When I see them I say "there go the kangaroos!"
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen white ones before, Arija.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen an albino kangaroo! They're beautiful! I love your photos in spite of the wire fencing! Hope you have a wonderful week, Arija!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
They look gorgeous, I don't think I've ever seen a white kangaroo before. Are they true albinos or a white colour morph?
ReplyDeleteThese guys almost look like over grown bunnies.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
I never imagined somebody can domesticate Kangaroos. Amazing pictures, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for stopping by and leaving a much appreciated comment.
ReplyDeleteJedediah, they are true albinos, red eyes and all.
At least being enclosed, they are safe, but I understand that is certainly not an ideal situation. They are quite lovely creatures though and that they are creating more from their own, pretty neat~
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I recently entered tons more on my other blog, thought of you and your sweet prompting~
Amazing! I suspect they would not have survived long in the wild, poor things, but how striking they are!
ReplyDeleteH. Hefner can have his bunnies. I like your kangaroos! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is something new to me too. Great post. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHappy Tuesday!
Wow! They are so precious! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThey are he cutest! And yeah, they do look like overgrown bunnies.
ReplyDeleteLOL - Easter bunnies on steriods, I love it! They are very zen to me but I've seen a kangaroo up close.
ReplyDeleteThere are albino variety for each species is it? I am seeing the kangaroo variety for the first time. The mesh is a hindrance, but they still are great captures.
ReplyDeleteSo cool. All I can think of is teh song "Six White Boomers, Snow White Boomers".
ReplyDeleteArija: I never thought about albino kangaroos, those are neat.
ReplyDeleteThose are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteA whole herd of white Kangaroos, wow I have never seen a white one. They sort of are kind of like giant rabbits but much nicer.
ReplyDeleteWe didn't see any kangaroo while in Australia this time.
yes, they're very pretty.:p
ReplyDeletei didn't know there were albino kangaroos. oh, we have albino water buffaloes here and they look cute, too.:p
I haven't been an active blogger lately and I missed many of your beautiful posts.
ReplyDeleteI’ve never seen white a kangaroo before. They are so interesting and cute. You took beautiful photos of them.
I appreciate your comments on my blog. Thank you very much. I left my reply for you on my blog too.
aww..they look so pretty! grat captures!
ReplyDeletealoha,
ReplyDeletei loved your albino photos, thanks for showing this to us today, what a treat
Arija, they are amazing! How wonderful! Easter kangaroos ought to go over well where you live!
ReplyDeleteWow, they really do like like giant jack rabbits, maybe with smallish ears. Too bad they have to stay enclosed for protection.
ReplyDeletethey look like grown up rabbits. lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful. I guess they are an aberration and quite rare, like the White Lions of Timbavati.
ReplyDeletethey really are lovely ... especiallly the last one on the extra picture looks so human, standing behinde the fence ... it is a shame it cannot live in freedom or at least in a park without fence ... they were there sooner, but have less rights! sorry they have no lobby, union or any party caring for their interests ...
ReplyDeletegreetings to you and the kangaroos!
greetings to you and the kangaroos!
Wow...I've never seen albino kangaros! It is too bad that people would bother them.
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