I am sitting in a Tbilisi apartment, our home for the next 4 months, and longingly looking at AT’s photos from Down Under. This shouldn’t be happening. Georgia is an enigmatic country with a fascinating history that fully justifies an extended visit. But, evidently, it can’t compete with Australian adorable and photogenic furry ambassadors.
Who can resist this charming creature?
Wombat is the coolest animal. Just look at his “I don’t give two hoots about anything” attitude.
I am not a softy, but after looking at these shots, I started counting days till my Australian trip. The upside: it’s going to happen; the downside: there are still 4 months left.
Meanwhile, there are more cute animals to brighten up the day. Enjoy!
All these photos were taken by AT during his trip to Western Australia at Caversham Wildlife Park (CWP).
About CWP:
The park features about 200 species, and more than 2000 head of animals, birds and reptiles. These impressive numbers make CWP the largest privately owned collection of native wildlife in Western Australia. The park is the premiere development of its kind in Western Australia, attracting visitors from all over the world. CWP is owned and operated by a Western Australian family and does not receive any Government assistance.
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Hello and Congratulations for you post !
N.B.
My trip to Republic of Georgia /in Romanian/-
http://moldemi.com/group/blogs/92/25/14-drume-ii-prin-lume-i-gruzia-rep-georgia
Wow, not often I get to see a post about a place I know and love right from my hometown. Yes, I am from Perth and very familiar with the Caversham Wildlife Park. Great post and I know 4 months will fly, you’ll be here before you know it. Meanwhile enjoy Tibilsi, a place I’d love to visit.
Thank you, Lyn 🙂
We were just in Australia, dida road trip for 2 months and I fell in love with the wildlfie and the country! we see wombats in a whole new light now and the wallabies and kangaroos, after seeing so many in the wild, I can’t imagine seeing them in zoos in a different country again. Would love to go back to Australia again 🙂
Thank you for sharing your experience :). Sounds wonderful. Can’t wait till I’ll see it all by myself.
Haha, this is fantastic. Talk about an inspirational post, now I want to get down under as quickly as possible myself! The wombat acts just like me. Not giving much of a hoot!
Greig
Thank you, Greig 🙂
What an amazing experience. Those kangaroos would be so fun to watch. And then there’s that koala bear, now that speaks to me. Time to pack it up and go!
Australia is my dream trip. This looks like so much fun! Koalas are so cute and lethargic. Kookaburra birds are one of my favorites. I love AT’s photo of it. He has a don’t mess with me look. haha I hope your trip gets here before you know it!! I’m slightly jealous, but my day will come…eventually.
Thank you, Nancy 🙂
I’d love to visit Perth and the park. We went to a wildlife park near Sydney a few years back and it was magical. Such great creatures. Hold on. 4 months will fly by!
Thank you, Elaine. I certainly hope so 🙂