Oh dear Cleo

Well…trip to the vet this morning…Cleo last night appeared from her sleep on our bed ready for dinner…she bought her own pumpkin…her head…a quick after hours phone call to the vet and it was decided an antihistamine until this morning….she settled fine on our bed except for shaking her head all night…the bells…the bells…drove me nuts!! Oh and i think she knows i put her pic up..so better pop a nice one up..sorry Cleo 🙂

May 2013 Fur Friend of the Month – Pickles

Bless 🙂 mums girl

My Three Moggies

Welcome to the post dedicated to our new friend Pickles 🙂

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Why not smile at a crocodile..they smile back!

When my hubby and i holiday we always try and incorporate some form of animal experience.This holiday we took to Far North Queensland and the Proserpine area.Here we went on a boat trip down the Proserpine river to see Crocodiles in the wild.Getting to our destination we saw my favourite views..the sugar cane fields.I love the fields,they sway and almost humm.Our first sighting when we got there was ‘Gloria’ what a beautiful girl she was indeed,she may have a name but this does not mean she is at all tame,these crocs are not fed by humans ever,indeed if we did not see a croc on the day so be it,it was completely up to the reptiles on the day.

The river itself is beautiful,plenty of trees and banks,inlets and areas of marsh .Perfect crocodile area.

I was thrilled to see many babies and young juvenile crocodiles,it shows a healthy environment.

Of course i would never enter the water,even though i wanted to get closer!
I suppose the bird life takes it’s chances and seems not fazed by the presence of these big predators.
Our last sighting was this huge croc..his color and muscle definition are stunning.We made our way home and enjoyed the scenery ..again offering a glimpse of more lovely animals.lThe handsome Brahman bulls ended our day on a serene note.