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| Centreof Melbourne, view from the bridge over the Yarra River |
Yarra River - biggest river in Victoria |
This an unique building - a football stadium in Melbourne |
Once flying saucer landed in Melbourne and it remained there... |
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This is the entrance to the house of Ann and Ron Sorraghan. It looks like the entrance to the hobbit house in the hill.
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Kangaroo are jumping right under the wheels. |
Kangaroo are not afraid of cars |
Entrance to the kennel of Airedales "Old Iron" |
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June in Australia - the begining of winter. That's an aloe's bloom.
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The Royal Botanic Garden in winter June |
Igor finally got a hat "Crocodile Dundee" and became similar to the Australian man |
Who can dispense without Airedales at the walking into the bush? I'm with Jennifer Keally and Ron Sorraghan |
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Amazing views of Victoria |
Typical Australian landscape |
Relict woods. This is not a palm tree - it is Tree ferns |
After the fire two years ago. ALL was burned, but now the bush comes to life. |
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Wild Dog Dingo. Photo was taken from a distance, closer Dingo not let |
Llamas graze right next to the house |
The eagle is also a frequent guest |
Lyrebird normally concerned with finding worms |
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Kangaroo is warming under the sun. A dreamer ...... |
Koalas are very active in winter. Leaves of Eucalyptus are green and Koalas eat them very quickly |
Night stalker is sleeping in a hollow of burned tree |
Emu fewer African Nandy , but he also has a stern look |
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Wombats are on the morning jog. What would have for breakfast?
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This home of the wombats - a huge hole |
The smallest kangaroo. This is a rat kangaro . But they also have a bag on his belly.
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Pelicans are not afraid of us. Anne Sorraghan, Susan Keally and I |
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Irbis is not affraid us . We can even touch irbis if we would like |
Parrots in Australia - as crows in Russia. Here is one of them |
Tasmanian Devil is not threatening. But what a voice! |
Snakes in Australia also have a place. Need be carefully into the bush |
