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Captured as she came down to the river in the early morning. Roos and Wallabies had been culled from this area a couple of decades ago but I'm seeing more and more of late. Good news. 
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Can see the family likeness … rofl … nice shot ( oops wrong word there, we don't want to cull the pair ) … … very nice photograph Mick
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"If you change the way you look at things ........ the things you look at change" -
Cheers Barb (maybe time to change my avatar
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lol
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Interesting soft blending colours...
What if there were no Hypothetical questions?
CC always welcomed, feel free to post your ideas with an edit if you have time - Thanks.
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Thanks Gaz. It's almost a monotone image lol. A shade of brown for every taste.Originally posted by Gaz View Post
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You could start a whole new trend Mick, lovely brown tones of mono. This is a lovely SHOT - one which I would be proud to have under my belt.Comment
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Thanks Jenne, at the time I was sitting quietly in shade sort of half buried in a bush near a small waterhole waiting for some birds to arrive. You never know what will wander down for a drink on a hot day.
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