Let us begin with a polite bow of introduction.Intimidation - Look I'm bigger than you!The ref's decision is final!Bam!I'ts a knockoutThe spoils of war!All out brawl - spoil sports!
All good fun. I love the look on the face of the onlooker in the third picture. So human, it’s like a series of pictures from The Valley on a Saturday night.
Yes, indeed like the Valley or a pub (see my poem – Friday Night from Hell – for a good description of out of control blokes). Would you believe that I took these photos from across the street from our house – they were practice fighting for over an hour – and grunting and coughing the whole time. They can get quite scary, especially when you hear them at night. They cough when they are submissive.
It’s amazing isn’t it – thank God they were just practicing. When they are serious you don’t want to be anywhere near them – one night two kangaroos took to the more serious fighting, so our neighbours told us, and there was blood and guts everywhere. I’m glad I didn’t see that.
It’s amazing isn’t it – sometimes when tourists go really close to kangaroos I feel like telling them not to be so stupid – if you go near a female when a male suitor is nearby – there’s going to be trouble.
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All good fun. I love the look on the face of the onlooker in the third picture. So human, it’s like a series of pictures from The Valley on a Saturday night.
Yes, indeed like the Valley or a pub (see my poem – Friday Night from Hell – for a good description of out of control blokes). Would you believe that I took these photos from across the street from our house – they were practice fighting for over an hour – and grunting and coughing the whole time. They can get quite scary, especially when you hear them at night. They cough when they are submissive.
I had no idea that such things went on. LOL> oh thanks for the light moments.
It’s amazing isn’t it – thank God they were just practicing. When they are serious you don’t want to be anywhere near them – one night two kangaroos took to the more serious fighting, so our neighbours told us, and there was blood and guts everywhere. I’m glad I didn’t see that.
Keep up the great photos. What a display!
It’s amazing isn’t it – sometimes when tourists go really close to kangaroos I feel like telling them not to be so stupid – if you go near a female when a male suitor is nearby – there’s going to be trouble.
Entertaining series!
So nice to hear from you Sumedh Prasad. Yes, they are an entertaining bunch that mob of kangaroos.
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