Ribh's D'Coopage

[WhoDatChick]

It rained today, finally. Everything is dormant. The girls afte having trouble finding food while free ranging. That rain led to this sunset.
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Tanks Brudda Bob! And that purnurple ... wow

 

[Ribh]

The Big girls share the 2 feeding stations...​

But Lottie has her own special place.​

She wasn't sure about the camera though...
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[MaryJanet]

My girls say, "Look at all that yummy 17!"

 

[MaryJanet]

And Lottie is so cute

 

[Ribh]

My girls say, "Look at all that yummy 17!"

I agree with your girls. The 17 always does look yummy.

 

[Ribh]

And Lottie is so cute

She's a funny girl. She always hustles with the big girls until she gets pushed off the food then she looks for me & hops up on my knee for her special share.

 

[Ribh]

Some random pictures:
About the only place I can catch some of the sunset is up the road a bit...​

We never notice this township during the day but @ night their lights vie with the flashing channel markers ~ & yes it is as cold & windy as it looks!​

All the girls were cuddled up on the top bar when I went to check.​

 

[rjohns39]

Good evening Jeannie

Loved all the pictures

 

[Grammy60]

Good evening everyone All the pictures are lovely

 

[CrazyChookChookLady]

Don't get me started, I love my town

It's the one Australian capital city named after a woman, Queen Adelaide, and it's traditional custodians are the Kaurna people, many of whom survive, thrive and perpetuate cultural traditions. There are long beaches, hills, wineries, seafood, a slower pace than a big city and friendly people. The cost of living is quite low by Australian standards and the housing is affordable. Loads of parks, quite good public hospitals and public transport. It's dry though, and it gets rather hot in summer.

That sounds absolutely lovely! I think it's time for me to do some more research on Australia. I know there is lots to learn, and I love learning!

You know my friend is gifting me a stray kitty, she needs a name perhaps I'll name her Adelaide. I usually name my female animals after flowers, I've had Lily, Daisy, and Marigold. Perhaps I'll break with tradition...