This guy has made his home in my backyard over the last couple of days, moving slowly from tree to tree, eating leaves and fitting in about 22 hours of sleep each day. My mum captured him in a rare moment of full, splendid motion:
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tom, that little thing is almost as cute and cuddly as you!
bro, that is wonderful. I found some possums in my backyard when I was back in oz for xmas. really feel the bush reaching out to you. peace.
I have NEVER EVER seen a koala in the wild before. That's so COOOL. You are a proper Australian mate, I bow to you.
Tom, I'm sorry to tell you but you have a Mogwai infestation. If you're not careful you'll soon be overrun with gremlins.
Lucky my mum didn't hose him down then I guess...
It's the predawn rains you should be worried most about.