#wallaby

We regularly see two types of wallabies in our little nature reserve. This one is the rarer of the two, a bit smaller and more shy. Maybe its darker features make it a bit hard to spot. It felt like a

I do not often not get to 20k but I don't think it hurts to have a few easy days every now and again. I still got a few jobs done. The one pictured is a bit weird, but every now and again in the middle

A small young wallaby on my morning run . I am lucky to be able to work out in a nature reserve and it to see all different kinds of wildlife from time to time. He or she did not hang around long as I

Some sort of rescue helicopter was circling around the nature reserve today. I was thinking it was most likely some sort of training rather than any sort of emergency. The chopper didn't seem to worry

An afternoon Bennett's Wallaby hiding in the long grass. It has a darker face than the regular wallabies we usually see. I spent the morning finishing off a job my son started at his partner mother's place.

I did a 2 kilometre warm up in and around the car park before heading down to the start line. Unfortunately it did not help me get a personnel best for this course today. It felt like I was moving pretty

A wallaby on the afternoon stroll after a busy work week. This one did not seem worried at all as we walked on by. Only just over the 20k activity count even with a morning run and a lot of work walking.

It is worth getting up early and out around here sometimes. I spotted a wallaby and her joey feeding or getting the dew off the grass. The joey looks pretty big and heavy compared to the mum, but she was

Beautiful Lilly has been in our mob for a while now, she comes and goes and has been released into the wild.Shes such a special girl,shes a red necked wallaby or pretty face.

A wallaby on the move. This one had us quessing, it looked right, but must not have like what it had seen so it took off left. It must have been pretty young as it's chest was very white and clean. A pretty

A Cicada shell. We rarely see the Cicada insects when there alive, I suppose they are flying or high up in trees but as soon as summer hits we definitely hear them. There noises buzz can be really loud

A double walk/run day helped build the activity count. We haven't been seeing many wallabies in our part of the nature reserve recently. I am thinking the lack of rain and ground water might have them

Most afternoons, my partner, Brad (@new.things) and I go for a walk through the bush near our house. During summer we can be guaranteed to see at least one animal (other than an ant!) every single walk.

I've been running and walking in minimalist shoes for most of the last decade. I knew I wanted to increase the amount of time I spent outside on bare feet and since it's now getting pretty hot most days

We just got back from a 2.45km walk that took us 34m 30s as we stopped for photos and took in the views around us. We thought we'd work out a course we could use to train for an event called the Last One

The housing estate where we live backs onto a nature reserve, where there are many entry and exit points with fire trails and lots of single tracks for the walkers and mountain bike riders. Luckily there

Friendly wallaby at Pemberton. This little guy was relaxing most of the time. Cute but when we got close it growled like a dog. Never knew that was a thing with them. If you are interested I am selling

Hi everyone just a quick post tonight as I am still entertaining my mother and niece that have come to visit me for a few days. I will just show you some pics from today's time spent near Cradle mountain

Went on a school trip to the zoo with my son's class today. Saw a bunch of animals, but not many of my pictures turned out. Here are some of the best ones.

As you who follow me know, the place where I'm living is surrounded by forest. The weather was nice and sunny here today, so this afternoon I went for a long walk in my "backyard". I took a different