It’s impossible to snap a photo of beautiful Brisbane, Australia without it looking like a postcard!
There’s some incredible wildlife at the Queensland Museum (Brisbane is in the state of Queensland).
Australia’s names for animals can be as unique as the critters…
Brisbane was just one day in our fun vacation that began with a whirlwind tour of New Zealand’s beautiful Auckland / Rotorua / Redwoods / Huka Falls / Craters of the Moon / Waitomo Glowworms Caves / Taupo / Pirongia / and Hamilton Gardens. For the second portion of our vacation, we flew to Australia, where we began our visit with Gold Coast. There we met terrific family, observed these exciting birds — and these too, hiked breathtaking views, enjoyed delicious eats at the beach, and saw this and this unique wildlife at Currumbin, had fun with Rita Rigby, and saw the beauty of Brisbane,, and enjoyed Sydney this much and that much, as well as the purring there!
By the way, there’s lots of good food to be savored in Brisbane besides ‘bugs’…
I’ve yet to eat an actual bug (that I know of). Have you?
I would like to have seen a Tasmanian Tiger, with their stripes and wide jaws. But they’re extinct now.
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Good one. Have you been vacationing? Haven’t seen you post lately & hope all ok with you
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I don’t post very often, but I do read other blogs daily.
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Ok – good to hear. You are kind to visit mind, Brian 🙂
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Great post 🙂
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Thank you!
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I’m guessing the Moreton Bay Bugs are a bit more delicious without their shells! 🙂 Another great post with interesting photos. I enjoy travelling vicariously through your words and photos.
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So glad, Mark 🙂
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Hey da-AL !! your husbans does not look like a monkey but you do ! 😉
I’m going to show this to Tauche, he loves amazing creatures and animals !!!
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Lololol it is good to hear from you roijoyeux – hope all is well with you as well as with Tauche ❤
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❤ all is well but a hot over here right now. I hope all is well with you and yours too !
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Our weather is quite nice as we’re not too far from ocean. Fortunately everything & everyone good here ❤
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Yes I have. It was chocolate covered. Some sort of beetle.
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Wow…
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I think lolol
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You give a very convincing imitation of a baboon, Da-Al … 😉 … may animals are only to be found in Australia. I saw a documentary, and it seems like there is hardly an animal group that does not have this belly bag for their young ones. The birds maybe … 😉
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Thank you lolol
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Look here, I thought of you when I read this: https://sanpiano.wordpress.com/2019/08/20/faith-restored-22/
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That was great! Thank you 🙂
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We had them for the first time last week and we’re now fans!
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Goodness you’re brave!
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Not really, they’re a cross between prawns and something else, but I can’t think what!
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Cold shivers running down my spine lol
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Aww the Pademelons are like mini kangaroos, so cute. The Bandicoot one with such a long snout and sharp, devil-like tootsies is a little scary looking though! There are definitely some weird and wonderful creatures. As for eating bugs, that’s a definite no from me, now and forever!
Caz xx
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Pademelons – do they pad about eating melon? You have a beautiful way with descriptions, Caz 🙂
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The platypus is the most wonderfully ridiculous looking animal in the world.
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I wonder if mother platypus’ agree 🙂
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You made me laugh out loud – especially at those odd monkeys framed on the wall.
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