2021 BRN Discussion, page-33490

Hi @butcherano, indeed I do love that view of your resident kangas, how lucky you are to be so close to nature. I used to be a wildlife volunteer for many years and looked after injured and orphaned Joey kangaroos which is still a memory of immense joy. They all had names of course and individual personalities and were kind and gentle, sentient animals. I lived on acreage at the time and were able to do a ‘soft’ release where, after several months of raising them, they were able to hop off each day and return for the night to safety until such time as they formed their own friendship mobs and returned less and less and went forth to live in the wild.

Anyway I digress … to all of you wonderful Chippers, Brainers, No Brainers, Thousand Eyes, it has been a wonderful year to journey again with you. Thank you for all the research, contributions, dot joins, stalking and laughs.

Wishing for all of us good health, happiness and a green 2022. Cheers !