Tourists often ask me ....
... can we see kangas in the wild?And I reply - Well, you see, the thing about kangas and wallabys is they are a bit naughty.We have plenty around us - even a semi tame one who often comes into our paddock with her joey - but when we have overseas visitors she vanishes - so I take them for a walk in the bush to known sighting places at the right time of day (morning or evening - they sleep in the middle of the day) no kangas!They are protected so they are quite tame - just stare at you, or loll around.Unless you have overseas visitors when they hide in the bushes and giggle.Seriously though, I have heard of bus trips in the Blue Mountains and places like that that have established feeding points so you can almost guarantee to see kangas in the wild.In a bus or a train in the morning or at dusk keep your eyes peeled - bound (joke) to see some.If you are driving at night or in the early...
