Kangaroo Island isn’t just for kangaroos. In fact, it’s one of the best places in all of Australia for easily seen mammals of all types — koalas, echidnas, fur seals, sea lions, possums, even the always elusive platypus. This young koala was hanging out at Hanson Bay on the southern coast of the island, doing what koalas do — sleeping and occasionally waking up to eat a bit of eucalyptus. Nikon D200 with Nikkor 80-200mm lens (at 80mm) ISO 200, f/4.5 at 1/20th of a second.
——- Stoked and satisfyed
——- This little guy
——- Experiences a Buddhist
——- Moment , as voices of
——- Siddhartha join the
——- Whispers of the Eucalyptus
——- Calling us to
——- Enlightenment.
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Love those sweet baby faces.
What a cute face!
Awh! What a cute little pink mouth!!!
——- Stoked and satisfyed
——- This little guy
——- Experiences a Buddhist
——- Moment , as voices of
——- Siddhartha join the
——- Whispers of the Eucalyptus
——- Calling us to
——- Enlightenment.
oh what a cool pic. )