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Golden retrievers are the most easy going dog you can get..what else would let a Pidgeon walk all over it!

Sleepy lizards enjoying a salad in the sunshine

A stormy mornings rain was just what the galah needed after some extreme hot weather

Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" had nothing compared to this flock of corellas! All in our backyard!

swamp wallaby joey from day one in his mums pouch through to week 25

Nevermore the Raven is now taking lessons in digging holes..be careful Poppy doesn't intend to bury you :-)

Denis the Menace is always annoying someone

Nevermore the naughty raven still annoying the dogs when they try to relax..Pesky bird

Hamish the 1 year old emu seems fascinated by Christmas decorations

Still has no idea he is not a dog

We all have seen strange friendships, but still, a friendship between a raven and a dog is a rare phenomenon. Especially if the raven’s name is Nevermore. Just like Edgar Allan Poe’s raven. "...For we cannot help agreeing that no living human being Ever yet was blessed with seeing bird above his chamber door— Bird or beast upon the sculptured bust above his chamber door, With such name as “Nevermore." Nevermore, the hand-raised orphan, thinks he is one of the dogs, so he starts a little conversation with them. The fluffy brown dog seems used to this type of conversations, as he does not move even his <a href="https://rumble.com/v3b8kh-cat-playing-tag-with-tail.html" target="_blank">tail</a>. But this black raven is very persistent. He thinks he can persuade his doggy friend to get up and play with him. "Come on, fella, lets play something interesting today." Still there is no answer from his furry friend. However, he does not give up. Befriending with the dogs is a real challenge for him. "Maybe later we can go out for few drinks? Meet some chicks? Ha, what do you say?" Poor Nevermore. Nobody answers his calls. He tries few more times, but that is when the other dog gets annoyed and starts to growl. He has had enough of this raven. His squeaky voice is really disturbing! Maybe this <a href="https://rumble.com/v3tkld-talking-raven.html" target="_blank">raven</a> will eventually stop bothering his friends and let them enjoy the beautiful sunny day.

Our peacock strutting his stuff for the girls

Playtime for womble the bare nosed wombat keeps the kids amused

Hamish had a big morning and needed to catch a little shut eye.

Little Fawn leaves her lamb friend behind while she is learning to prance.

Hamish our baby emu getting a bit of exercise

little Chihuahua gives chase and the guinea fowl is not sticking around to play.

Every kid needs a buddy, whether it is one of your own or some other species. They provide constant companionship and lessons that a youngling can’t learn anywhere else. So it shouldn’t be all too surprising to see a kangaroo joey playing with a very unusual friend - a white chihuahua dog. A kangaroo is a marsupial, relative to wallabies, possums, and wombats. They live in Australia and its surrounding islands, and some live in South America. A dog is a canine and is a part of the family that includes wolves. They live everywhere. These two just happen to reside together and could care less which family they belong to. Their mutual admiration for each other is quite apparent and they have bonded like siblings. A joey and a <a href="https://rumble.com/v311cd-clingy-chihuahua-wont-leave-his-owner-alone.html" target="_blank">Chihuahua</a> in a duo of cuteness. A mutual admiration has developed between this <a href="https://rumble.com/v3v8zt-baby-joey-struggles-with-pouch-life.html" target="_blank">joey</a> and his canine buddy. You need to see their adorable interaction! Seeing how the joey grabs the pup by the head and grooms his face is proof that ‘species’ is a word made up by scientists to tell us apart from each other, but not to keep us away from one another. They don’t understand your notion of “difference"; all they know is that they live together and they keep each other safe. There is so much we can learn from these friendships.

Denis the swamp wallaby spends his time in a hotel room just any child would - by jumping on the bed! Check out how happy he is as he hops all across the room.

How lucky are the kids to have a driveway like this

This huge flock spends most evenings in our huge pine trees in the back paddock. Alfred Hitchcock eat your heart out lol!

Gruffalo gets excited a feed time..enter at own risk

Watch for the disappearing roo in the background while Sunny enjoys an apple for afternoon tea. Sunny came to us as an orphan at 1.4kgs.

Video inside the pouch of a swamp wallaby. Her tiny 10 week old joey feeding

Geese can be extremely territorial, and they make it clear when they want unwanted visitors to leave by waving their heads from side to side and up and down, honking unceasingly. This is the case here as Moo the emu has a hard time relaxing while a pair of geese harass her. All she wants to do is lay down and relax!