one if the Melbourne Zoo dingoes sunbaking in a sheltered spot on a winter day. This is a very familiar pose for Corgi owners – you want a photo with my ears up? Get Stuffed! Even the photo from two years ago when the dingo was sleeping looked better.
“Sleigh My Name, Sleigh My Name” emblazoned on the Sandridge Bridge and reflected in the Yarra River.
Christmas in the City and the Southbank Pedestrian Bridge (Evan Walker Bridge) is all dressed up for Christmas. Looking downstream from Flinders Street Station across to Southbank.
If we weren’t sure if Zoe still liked Bluey, this trip to the Myer windows sorted that out! The smile says it all.
A night in the City was the perfect opportunity to see the Myer Christmas Windows. 2023’s theme was the Heeler family from the TV series “Bluey”. Zoe was thrilled to see one of her favourites brought to “life”.
Blossom enjoys a break in meeting and greeting the public at Big Day Out for Dogs at KCC Park. So that everyone got a real corgi experience Blossom was in the middle of a coat-drop, and looking very wispy. It was a good job she had a Santa suit to make up her lack of clothes.
A male superb parrot in the aviary at the Healesville Sanctuary.
Boyd’s Forest Dragons are tree-dwelling reptiles from the tropical rainforests of Queensland. This one seems quite happy in it’s box away from the cold, wet Victorian weather.
One of the Healesville Sanctuary’s Tasmanian Devils enjoys a nap in a rare spot of sunshine.
A Tasmanian Devil takes a break from it’s hectic mid-day nap schedule to stretch and yawn. Devils are the largest living carnivorous marsupial, a title they inherited on the extinction of the Thylacine, the Tasmanian Tiger, in 1936.
A white-headed pigeon at the Healesville Sanctuary
