The cat isn't strictly ours but he shares our garden and we love him - the two tortoises were given to me by our daughters when they left home (the daughters) - the smaller has only one working eye so I have to hand feed him.
Thanks pp - yes the tail looks like a huge question mark - he is a great mouser and has only had one bird (1 too many) so far, which we managed to rescue from him. Yes the tortoises love dandelions and most salad foods - and they like clover which grows all over our lawn.
Lantana, such lovely stories and photos. Maybe Ruby found a good home and stayed there.
the koala photo you mentioned could have been taken at the Tidbinilla Nature Reserve near Canberra. They used to have a koala walk where you could follow a path and each day the Rangers would put a sign on which trees had a koala in it. I haven't been there for years (when the kids were small) so I don't know if they still do it. My youngest is now 42.
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I can't believe how well behaved these cat/dog combos are. They must have grown up together.
Love that photo. They look so comfortable together.
The cat isn't strictly ours but he shares our garden and we love him - the two tortoises were given to me by our daughters when they left home (the daughters) - the smaller has only one working eye so I have to hand feed him.
Smashin tail that cat!
You could let me have your tortoises for a week to tend to the dandelions. Beatrice (the guinea pig) can only do so much!
Thanks pp - yes the tail looks like a huge question mark - he is a great mouser and has only had one bird (1 too many) so far, which we managed to rescue from him. Yes the tortoises love dandelions and most salad foods - and they like clover which grows all over our lawn.
Pets that share the garden, an 1 year old cocker spaniel (who is currently badly I'll in veterinary hospital
) fish in the pond and two tortoises.
inside the house we have tropical fish and a leopard gecko.
love the dog outside, but hard work using a trowel as he pinches it as soon as I put it down lol
cheers
Oh no. I hope he/she's ok and home with you soon David.
Lantana, such lovely stories and photos. Maybe Ruby found a good home and stayed there.
the koala photo you mentioned could have been taken at the Tidbinilla Nature Reserve near Canberra. They used to have a koala walk where you could follow a path and each day the Rangers would put a sign on which trees had a koala in it. I haven't been there for years (when the kids were small) so I don't know if they still do it. My youngest is now 42.
To all,sorry about the photo didn't realise that happened,but that what male dogs do
This was taken at dog training one xmas,i was surprised they all stayed there,sadly all have gone?
This was in the garden,bracken lying down on the right
I can't remember if I've already put these on?
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