Two large male Eastern Grey Kangaroos having a little tussle over mating rights yesterday. Before and after the competition they were quite relaxed, eating grass and ignoring each other.
This is my second entry to the “K” challenge, the other was on Kathmandu on my Heartfelt Images blog. This one is right here at home, so the dadirridreaming blog is the place for it. If you are keen to join in check out Frizztext’s site, http://flickrcomments.wordpress.com/2012/03/12/a-z-archive-k-challenge/. I really enjoy trolling through the archives, remembering travel and other good times!
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I am so glad you decided to show the kangaroos. I love your other entry as well, but was looking forward to seeing the kangaroos. Did you feel my desire to see them? I’m thinking you did. Great slideshow.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
maybe you caused this entry francine!!! glad you enjoyed them …. they are wonderful creatures 😀
Magnificent. Such powerful creatures. Great shots!
my husband called out and said “bring the camera!”
funny Kangaroo sciences…
so endearing, but we don’t take them for granted, we are very polite near the males!
I’ll bet the guys are really something to watch close up and in person. Good choice for ‘J’. 😉
they are just wonderful! we never tire of watching them!
I wouldn’t want one of them in my back garden!
well, for a few reasons, but our garden is acres so we can cope …. when the males are around we speak to them if we have to pass by … we cough discreetly so they know we are not challenging … then we keep our eyes down and pass …
Wonderful! 🙂
Oh, they are absolutely adorable!!! Lovely entry! 🙂
adorable but huge!! thanks sonel 🙂
I just flew in from Chicago. My arms are “killing” me.
haha!!
Very amusing! You get to see kangaroos tussle over women, and we get to see deer locking horns with each other during mating season. I’m glad you posted some kangaroo photos!
we dont often see them ‘boxing’ …that was a rare sight!
A great set of photos, thank you!
Interesting captures! Wowzers, wouldn’t want to be in the middle of them!
Great Natural History :), thanks MJ
Great entry my friend ,awesome 🙂