WallabyWonders

Reluctantly saying goodbye till next time to Scooty the Red Necked Wallaby, after surrounding him with treats, before heading back to my office.

I warn Sistra and Mini Astrid the Red Necked Wallabies of a grave danger coming to the valley and of what happened last time the government funded weed killers sprayed poison everywhere leaving many various wildlife victims. Just off camera a Kookaburra sounds like he agrees. I cannot stay and protect them due to dangerous Neighbours, so I say my goodbyes and hope to goodness my beautiful bird friends and wallabies don't eat something laced with Roundup or get it on their skin. One massive tragedy, is the runoff will kill many frogs and turtles (well that's what happened last time) Why is the government paying for our wildlife to be assaulted like this?? Rhetorical question. F Monsanto

It takes a fair bit of maintenance, to stop the forest and the weeds from creeping up to the doorstep, keep the grass short so the snakes can be seen and keep water fresh when so many animals come to drink it. We were going through some upkeep routine when I noticed the ducks were shaking their tail feathers.

This is part 2 of a quick demo of charging my phone and radio by peddle power using the car charger attachment.

A quick demo of charging my phone with peddle power and a car charger attachment.

At the end of visit the other day, whilst distributing seed, I get to share a few special moments with Goggles, Mini Astrid and Scooty the Red Necked Wallabies. Goggles has a massive tick on his shoulder which I tried to remove unsuccessfully, but he let me get close enough to try, which was nice.

Although wallabies love bread, I very rarely give them any, because it's not healthy for them. Scooty is now missing a few teeth from all the times he had to fight for his life and is looking a bit skinny. I believe he's in his last year of living in this particular meat suit and bread can't harm him now. I gave him a few small pieces as a treat, after only eating grass for weeks and he very much enjoyed it.

You know that feeling you get sometimes, like some's watching you? Well, I've Come to understand that the consciousness you can sense, with the eyes in the back of your head, is not always human! I have seen from the top of that pole; the Kookaburra's view is beautiful.

Mini Astrid is the daughter of Astrid (now deceased) and Scooty. Goggles ,Scooty's younger brother, is her uncle. In this video she's eating with Goggles and has a very small pink joey hiding in her pouch .

There's two Kookaburras in this clip. The first is in the branch, the second is on the top of the middle post on the wooden ruins, watching over the conversation I am having with the first.

Scooty The Red Necked Wallaby is at least 11 years old now, he has vision impairment, ticks in his ears and eyes, dribbles and sleeps a lot. Even so, he's fully aware of what is going on around him and rarely misses a trick or treat.

I was filling all the water bowls for the animals with fresh water, when I heard a "Huh huh huh " sound and turned around to see the ducks smiling and wagging their tails furiously.

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Sitting quietly watching Scooty the Red Necked Wallaby scratching and getting comfortable. 16 June 2024

Sitting very quietly watching Scooty the Red Necked Wallaby lick his paws after a big feed. June 16, 2024

This is the first time I have seen Scooty the Red Necked Wallaby for about two weeks due to unfortunate circumstances. At 11 years old, having survived many traumas, going slowly blind, he has cloudy eyes, his coat lacks luster, he is looking skinny, and has lost his aloof reserve obviously enjoying what love he receives, in what is likely to be his last year in this particular meat suit.

Some King Parrots and a little grey bird enjoy seed treats. In the background other birds sing. Also Goggles makes a brief appearance. Video from Beautiful Yeagl Country Australia.

Scooty ( the Red Necked Wallaby)is looking a little worse for wear but he's hanging in there. I'm so happy to see him again after two whole weeks. Sadly he's skinny dribbling has conjunctivitis and his one and a half ears are full of ticks. What's difficult is that he won't let him help him with his ticks and I know how annoying they can be. Still I brought him a multitude of treats and spoke to him incessantly so he knows how loved he is.

Taking a walk around catching up with the animals at home.

After a very elegant entrance, A local lad fills me in on what's been happening in the hood.

A Kookaburra sitting in the old gum tree.

Goggles and Sistra the Red Necked Wallabies come for a snack and a catch up after a couple of weeks. All the birds heard the word and came for grain too.

It was a beautiful day in the forest today🌞 and all the birds were singing happily. This pretty girl🦜 in green stopped by much to my delight . I'm not sure, but I think that she might be Poppin ,one who we helped with a sore wing when she was young. It's just the way she's familiar with my presence.

Wullumbin the Bush Turkey hasn't had a treat in over two weeks so I gave her an extra big serve. I am so happy to catch up with her and see she's doing well.

A visual of light shining on deep water rippling in the wind accompanied by Delphi Dawn and The Transit Band playing an original song called " Awakening". Vocal and Rythm guitar -Delphi Dawn Bass Guitar -Matt Elliot Lead Guitar - Ross McGrath Drumkit -Nick Edin Words and Music By Delphi Dawn Recorded by Delphi Dawn and the Transit Band @ adult kindi Nimbin ,Bundjalung Country Water filmed by Delphi near the Big River on Gumbayngirr Country Made in Australia