@t4ms good morning ☕️☕️☕️

@t4ms Wowowowowow.......

@t4ms As cute as that is, it’s probably an indication of how desperate koalas are for habitat that they’re moving into the suburbs. It’s the same with black cockatoos etc which used not be seen in the suburbs.

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Looks a bit like a Dropbear to me.

@t4ms Poor things - they get booted out of their natural habitat and then chased by dogs when they try and find another tree. It think we should have koala channels through every new development

@t4ms You could always give a vet a call and see if they know of a wildlife carer who might rehouse the wee beastie?

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At least you did your best to find them care. Let's just hope they don't meet with mischief.

@t4ms I used to live in Sri Lanka, and in one neighborhood we lived in, there were purple faced langurs. They wandered via telephone and electric cables. Sometimes, we could hear them on the roof. Other times, we spotted them munching on the local mango, starfruit, and jambu from the trees. And sometimes, one would park itself a couple feet away from me on the other side of a closed window hanging out where the telephone cable entered our house.