© irene waters 2015
Usually we think of animals in pairs. Mates. Otherwise we think of them in packs. Family groups. Trios of animals seems odd but these photos show that it happens.
© irene waters 2015
© irene waters 2015
© irene waters 2015
© irene waters 2015
© irene waters 2015
© irene waters 2015
Yes, it is a trio. A trio of Aunts. Amazing to think that my Mum at 87 (in the middle front) still has three aunts living.
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Lovely pics, and Audrey looks very well. And they are her aunts, not yours??? Amazing indeed.
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Hi Angie, Yes they are her aunts, not mine. Just amazing. I guess on her side at least I have a good chance of a long life. Catch up soon.
Cheers Irene
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oh wow I wouldn’t want to be near those crocs :O
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I think they keep them well fed but yes, I’d stay away too.
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Great photos Irene 🙂
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Thanks Irene
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Great Mum and trio of Aunts! I had two male mergansers and one female on Elmira Pond last spring and it resulted in a trio of baby mergansers.
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Beautiful but I have to say I’m guessing – a type of duck?
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Bats and crocs – good grief, Irene, I need to sleep at night.
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Hopefully they didn’t stop you.
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I didn’t know that the flying boxes sleep in casuarina ! Where did you come across a trio of freshwater crocs ? Your mum and her sisters is a WONDERFUL shot ! 🙂
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The flying foxes used to live across the road . There was a colony of hundreds all hanging during the day. They hurt no-one and weren’t really near any domestic development. For some unknown reason they were moved on and now where they have settled the occupants of the houses want them destroyed. Hopefully they won’t win but I do understand their complaints. They should have been left alone.
The crocs were at Steve Irwin’s Australia zoo.
My Mum is with her aunts. They are my Grandfather’s sisters. They are all older than Mum but none yet 100. They had huge families in those days. If my Grandfather was still alive he would have been over 120. It is a wonderful shot. Just after it Mum slipped off her walker onto her bottom. That was a good shot too but she wouldn’t like it shown in public. 🙂
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I am guilty of not reading thoroughly, Irene, for which infuriating habit I apologise (again). Sighh …
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No need to apologise. It is the logical assumption and I’m staggered that it is not the reality.
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Now ‘with Bertie Wooster when it comes to aunts.I’ve always found them more terrifying that even crocs!
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I had a great aunt that lets me understand that statement. Bertie Wooster is a name I’ve not heard of in years.
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Great photos Irene
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Thanks Raewyn
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Love these photos all…and three aunts still living is amazing, beautiful, happy family photo 🙂
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Thanks Sherri. Yes it is amazing. 🙂
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