Surprisingly this isn’t the first appearance of a tiger here! The first was from the 2006 sand sculpting – Tiger Tiger.
Of all the animals in the Zoo the tigers and elephants seem the least comfortable. The tigers always seems to be nervously pacing the same track. After all a gilded cage is still a cage.
Another day of “Daddy Daycare” and another outing. This time we headed out to the Melbourne Zoo looking for tigers and red pandas. After a trip to the Museum this is turning into a rather educational week – and all suggested by Zoe.
A monster (Tin&Ed’s Monster) has invaded Melbourne Central’s Shot Tower Cone, and no-one seems at all perturbed! The monster is part of the 2022 RISING festival.
The wide view of the earlier Kilsyth Kangaroo photo. The kangaroo appears to have set-up home in the agistment paddock. This slice of green may become a part of Healesville Freeway in the future.
A kangaroo is not exactly what you expect to find in suburbia. This kangaroo seems quite happy in the horse paddock that we can wee in the distance from our kitchen window, Zoe and I saw it a few weeks ago on a late afternoon walk, this time the light was better and it was closer to our side of the paddock.
It seems that yellow-tailed black cockatoos are like buses. After seeing a pair just before Christmas and up pop another pair yesterday while on a bike ride with Zoe.
Looking up the Yarra from the Sandridge Bridge towards the Southbank Pedestrian Bridge and Princes Bridge beyond with Flinders Street Station making a cameo appearance.
A Nutcracker Man stand guard by Melbourne’s Sandridge Bridge.
