There are no Kangaroos Down Under!?

[Lisbeth]

The gallah looks like a kind of chicken The others are very pretty and great shots of the eagle

Shower with frogs As long as they stay put, but if they jump around I don't know...........

[nan]

the Horse is maybe one of my old customer take care of

[Richprins]

Slowly catching up, Mello!

[melou]

Hi Mel!

Fantastic photos of the wedge-tailed eagle
They are a very impressive raptor, with a wingspan of up to 2.5m

I had to ask our resident frog expert in the lab about the identity of your shower companions and this was his reply:

"These are Litoria rothii (Northern Laughing Tree-Frogs) and Alice Springs is way outside their supposed distribution. That's actually a really interesting observation – they're probably hitch-hikers…I've had them pop up out of side-mirrors and from under bonnets while driving around up the top end before."

Loving your report and look forward to the next installment

[mposthumus]

"50 shades of crazy"

[Flutterby]

Hmz, not sure about the 'prettier than SA birds' part, Flutts. I think, the Ozzies do have some beautifully coloured birds as well.
I'd call it a draw.

That's what I thought too, but they were adamant!

Like the frogs...from dark to light!

[Richprins]

Funny, 'possie!

Great stuff, Mello!

Uluru is the old Ayers' Rock, right?

Those pigeons/doves look ridiculous!

Love trucks...a great example!

[Pumbaa]

Australia for only a short trip would have been too hectic indeed but again holidays in October

Love your birdies - for sure - especially the gallah

[Dewi]

Great trip you had so far Mel, despite the weather. Love Ularu pics and the wedgies are fabulous.

[Mel]

Time to move on here, I guess...

Thanks for keeping reading or joining respectively and commenting here, Lis, nan, RP, melou, mpossie, Flutts, Pumbaa and Dewi!

Lis, showering with the frogs is not bad when you know they are around. But one making an unexpected entrance is a bit, uhm, scary.

the Horse is maybe one of my old customer take care of

Don't think I get this, nan.

melou, thanks for making the effort to find out about the frogs. So, it was a hitchhiker or two (must be two - after all they have seem to started
their own family down there...). At least for once I got a super special sighting because they are not meant to be in ASP.

Uluru is the old Ayers' Rock, right?

It is! And the Kata Tjuta are also known as the Olgas.

Pumbaa, it was hectic enough anyways with only three weeks.