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Look what I nearly squashed with the car.
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Sucessfully repatriated to the creek. :)
An Eastern Snake-necked Turtle apparently. |
Re: Look what I nearly squashed with the car.
Originally Posted by rossifumi
Sucessfully repatriated to the creek. :)
An Eastern Snake-necked Turtle apparently. Well done for repatriating. Hope it wasn't on it's way somewhere and now is back where he started from ;) |
Re: Look what I nearly squashed with the car.
Originally Posted by moneypen20
Cool! I was expecting to see a picture of a true aussie bloke with bare feet pushing a supermarket trolley though :D
Well done for repatriating. Hope it wasn't on it's way somewhere and now is back where he started from ;) No mate, the direction he was headed, there was nothing for him. Just thought he'd go for a stroll in the rain. |
Re: Look what I nearly squashed with the car.
Originally Posted by rossifumi
Sucessfully repatriated to the creek. :)
An Eastern Snake-necked Turtle apparently. |
Re: Look what I nearly squashed with the car.
Originally Posted by rossifumi
Sucessfully repatriated to the creek. :)
An Eastern Snake-necked Turtle apparently. AW WW he is so beautiful. Aren't they supposed to live in water? :confused: it just looks lost. May I ask you where you live? |
Re: Look what I nearly squashed with the car.
Originally Posted by zig_zag
AW WW he is so beautiful. Aren't they supposed to live in water? :confused: it just looks lost. May I ask you where you live?
Factfile We live in Cashmere, Brisbane. Rich |
Re: Look what I nearly squashed with the car.
Originally Posted by rossifumi
Yes, he/she was very close to water before the walkabout.
Factfile We live in Cashmere, Brisbane. Rich Ooh i've learned somehting today - didn't know these were indiginous to Oz! |
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