Willy wagtail birds love following our camels closely to catch insects that are disturbed by our camels grazing, like Foxy here. They also sometimes sit on their humps to grab flies. We love watching them together. 🐪🐧😍
Our gorgeous old girl Berry is 19. She came to us as a tiny orphaned baby kangaroo who was rescued at a small town over 700km away. She has always been a beautiful and gentle soul. We love you Berry. 🩷
Come visit us on a sunset tour! 🦘🦘🦘 Our tours have just started back up again for the year. It’s very green after the very unusual massive rainfall the past month. Book at the link in our bio or at
In our movie KANGAROO, our dear Roger has been lovingly and expertly recreated using CGI special visual effects. We love the movie version of Roger and it was very emotional for us ‘seeing’ him again. 🧡☺️ This is a real video of Roger from 2016. The ...
12.42am: time for bed! Our orphan babies have had their midnight milk and outside hop, so now it’s time for their pouch sleeps until about 5.30am. Then we do this all again. 🍼💤🩷
Our sweet Daniel when he came to us as an orphaned baby and today as a lovely old man red kangaroo at 14. 🩷 Daniel (stage name Rex) starred in our BBC documentary Kangaroo Dundee (series 2) back in 2013. He has always been a gentle and kind boy.
Here is our darling Chippy hopping beside us. 🩷 Did you know that red kangaroos can jump up to 3 metres (10 feet) high in a single bound and up to 9 metres in length (30 feet) when they need to. Amazing!
Walu checking out Roger’s memorial. 💕 This was Roger’s actual height when he stood up like this (2m / 6ft7). Walu will still grow a tiny bit more, but this just shows the massive difference between a female euro and a male red kangaroo.
Dear Oliver is too cool to drink milk and hang out like the other babies. He prefers to lean on roo mum Iyana for all his important baby kangaroo business. 😍
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