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James R Maxlow |
| Australian Wildlife Gallery | |
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This is Ned the Parrot at The Aviary in the Kuranda rainforest village, nestled in the McAllister Moutains. | ![]() |
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And this is Gracey the Parrot. No relation. |
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This Major Mitchell cockatoo apparently likes the camera. | ![]() |
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The guy on the left is me. The guy on the right is a red-tailed black cockatoo that stood on my shoulder for a good half hour as I walked around The Aviary. He didn't say much, and as such was great company. |
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This is George the Kangaroo at the Warrook Cattle Farm outside of Melbourne. | ![]() |
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This is me feeding George the Kangaroo at the Warrook Cattle Farm outside of Melbourne. |
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Here are two crocodiles enjoying the sun at the Australia Zoo, home of The Crocodile Hunter! | ![]() |
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You've never seen a wildlife feeding demonstration until you've seen a dead rat being fed to a twelve foot crocodile. |
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Here, Elizabeth the Koala does what Koalas do best: sleep in a Eucalyptus tree. | ![]() |
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This is the young and crowd-curious Lindy the Koala, being cuddled by the koala supervisor at Autralia Zoo. |
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No, Timmy the Kangaroo here is not dead. He happens to be lazily passing the afternoon hours at Australia Zoo. Actually, (I swear I am not making this up) he is playing hide and go seek with the camera, as you can tell by the smile on his face. | ![]() |