Post by Berserka on May 18, 2006 12:07:31 GMT
This beautiful Norfolk Island Pine is absolutely gorgeous, I think it was at least 60 metres tall. It stands outside the entrance of the zoo. We ate our lunch at the table after our visit, it was so nice sitting there.
Seems a curator had nothing to do for the first 10 minutes of our trip as he accompanied us right up to the free flight bird aviary before going home.
Check out these pretty swamp wallabies:
Southern Hairy Nose Wombat. Such a hard life:
Kangaroo's. It takes alot of effort to sit around:
Dingo. As you can see, full of energy
:
Emu's. They were in a different pen from last time I was there, so I couldn't get my 'hug' - turns out the one who have me the 'hug' was the girl!
Was a bit worried when I saw this sign:
I was especially worried when I first saw this:
I figured pretty quick it wasn't real which the curator tried half heartedly to convince me otherwise.
That's it for the first installment, hope you enjoyed it.
Seems a curator had nothing to do for the first 10 minutes of our trip as he accompanied us right up to the free flight bird aviary before going home.
Check out these pretty swamp wallabies:
Southern Hairy Nose Wombat. Such a hard life:
Kangaroo's. It takes alot of effort to sit around:
Dingo. As you can see, full of energy
:Emu's. They were in a different pen from last time I was there, so I couldn't get my 'hug' - turns out the one who have me the 'hug' was the girl!
Was a bit worried when I saw this sign:
I was especially worried when I first saw this:
I figured pretty quick it wasn't real which the curator tried half heartedly to convince me otherwise.
That's it for the first installment, hope you enjoyed it.
