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You can identify the blessing as a roost blessing -- and I am still trying to work out how emus don't get their feathers in their blessings: some times they move around in a circle during the night, and it seems that sometimes they do not. Anyway, this photo may be as boring as a bus ticket to most people; but it is rare.
AND: a few days ago, at age 22 months, Limpychick made an adult noise, maybe a male.
We're almost a month into Winter, and Tooshtoosh and Limpychick are still going swimming in the dam -- which I can attest is freezing. All emus are always scratching themselves. Do they have mites or other? that may swims in the dam worth while?
And something extra: this is Baby Roo. It comes with Mummy Roo. You can walk to within about fifteen feet of them:
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