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Erin Pyper, MSW's avatar

It is nice to see animals in the morning. The Wallaroo grabbed my attention the most.

Soil Sister - Kylie Woodham's avatar

It’s always something different, unfortunately it was a herd of cattle in my yard. Thankfully no damage!

Mat's avatar

Cóol those walaroos miss them lucky you

Soil Sister - Kylie Woodham's avatar

Aren’t they amazing? Love them.

Kimberley Allan's avatar

Beautiful images and writing. Thank you for sharing. The kangaroo! Such a special creature. We live with many animals on our property but definitely not kangaroos. I would love to travel there one day.

Soil Sister - Kylie Woodham's avatar

Thank you for reading. It’s certainly a different scene from elsewhere in the world.

Andrea Fisher's avatar

What a lovely read and a lovely visitor. I have dreams of traveling to Australia- where I long to see a real life kangaroo!!! I too think of the animals that cross my path, many deer on our property. I have one coming to the call of her name. I worry when I don’t see her. Makes everyday that much more precious.

Soil Sister - Kylie Woodham's avatar

Thank you Andrea, there are so many kangaroos where we live. So many different types too! You would definitely get to see one if you visited.

Your deer sound beautiful too.

Hive to Heart's avatar

A Wallaroo!?!? Wow! I don't think I've ever seen one. I so appreciate the pic and all of your sincere reflections! My heart would break, too, every time one of my felines took down a winged one. Ugh . . and as you said, cats will be cats. It's nature.

Soil Sister - Kylie Woodham's avatar

Thanks Jayne.

My heart does break and I don’t see them with birds very often thank goodness.