That's awesome work!!! The world needs more people like you.

We had an intruder the 2 weeks before Christmas when we woke at 5.00am to the upheaval in our courtyard. The dog was going ballistic, as a joey had got over the pool fence and had been into the pool. It's a 5 foot brick fence so he must have been chased to get into there. Luckily our dog was still secured the other side of the steel fencing.

He was exhausted and we let him rest up for a few hours by our pool and I later released him and away he went. We are lucky to live on a 28 acre scrubby semi rural property.

Our dog couldn't have cared less when I later released the roo. Loey our dog just toddled back to our house and laid down in my shed.

Beautiful little fella - Looks like a Western Grey, probably last year's joey. Would still be hanging around Mum but have that independence to wonder off. I bet he got in trouble when he got home to Mum. "Your grounded my boy!" 

Great photos @Chook.

Number one on my list to do in my life - I can't really call it a bucket list as I can only think of a couple of things, is to see the mobs in central Australia by helicopter. That would be a dream come true for me!

See you in a couple of weeks my friend

Don't need to go to central Australia!!!

Within 20 minutes drive of Esperance I can show you mobs of 1 to 200 on farmland along the boundaries of the national parks.

We mainly get grey's. Need to be further north (150kms or so) before you start to see red's. We have a big community of brush-tail wallabies on our farm and they are really quite.

I'll see if I can find some pics, of my time in my mates helicopter over the parks. It will blow you away with the roo numbers. They are controlled here to retain a balance by Department of Parks and Wildlife. 

Found a pic of our regular lawn mower.