Got to be the kangaroo ... quirky, appealing face. Like no other animal (except for wallabies, rabbits etc)
Duck billed platypus comes a close second ... beak, covered in fur, lives in water, lays eggs (make lovely omelettes apparently, eggs that is, duck billed platy**** are not reknownedfor their culinary skills)
few for me, grizzy bear ,black bear, wolverine ( chit chat fav due to its fighting skills ) , and porcupine after watching teddy bear on youtube. beavers are good too
few for me, grizzy bear ,black bear, wolverine ( chit chat fav due to its fighting skills ) , and porcupine after watching teddy bear on youtube. beavers are good too
Has to be the Robin. How cheeky are they when you're out working in the garden and they land with pin-point accuracy on that cane that you've stuck in the ground a couple of feet away?
Something of the avian variety for me.Has to be the Robin. How cheeky are they when you're out working in the garden and they land with pin-point accuracy on that cane that you've stuck in the ground a couple of feet away?
Had second thoughts about kangaroos ... very sweet, but chit-chatters going with wolverines, porcupines, honey-badgers, I'm just having to get myself one of them velociraptors from Jurrasic Park ... you can keep your pu$$ie wolverines. And if santa doesn't bring me one, thena saltwater crocodile will do- a fookin big one, mind.
Had second thoughts about kangaroos ... very sweet, but chit-chatters going with wolverines, porcupines, honey-badgers, I'm just having to get myself one of them velociraptors from Jurrasic Park ... you can keep your pu$$ie wolverines.And if santa do
On a late Summer's day at eventide when the sky is blue there is no finer sight than a low flying Barn Owl. The owl stands out against the sky giving a three dimensional effect. I used to see them regularly when fishing.
On a late Summer's day at eventide when the sky is blue there is no finer sight than a low flying Barn Owl. The owl stands out against the sky giving a three dimensional effect. I used to see them regularly when fishing.