Kangaroos looking for food and something to drink at the back of my house.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.I learned today that the Association of Zoo Keepers chapter at Los Angeles Zoo just sent off a $17,000 donation. Wish there were 6 more zeroes after that figure! We are so VERY sorry!
LucyLoohoo
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Jan 19, 2020
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Thank you
@Jolanta Of course! So many unique, endangered and vulnerable animals have been lost! From the zoo-keeper perspective, a small breeding stock of echidnas, wombats, Tas. devils, greys, reds, sugar gliders, etc, are in zoos. Maybe down the road, we can help.
I just can't imagine how awful it must be!
Are they suggesting people put anything out for them? I would think water would be helpful if you can spare it.
They must all be confused as heck with all the displacement going on.
They are right there aren't they? We only ever see things like deer that up close to our homes. Okay and sometimes black bears (not me - not yet).
RavenCT
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Jan 19, 2020
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I take it coming this close to your house is unusual?
bingst
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Jan 19, 2020
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No
, I live on a mountain and they live there. Canberra is a “ bush” capital so we have a lot of them here unlike Sydney or Melbourne. Thi sis of course not in the city centre, far too many buildings.
Hope you gave them some water!!
Bigwavedave
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Jan 19, 2020
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Yes, most people in my street have big vessels for them to drink from in their front yards
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