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Dindi, the Koala joey, is still less than a year old, but getting more and more independent. Here he's hanging on to a branch to stop himself falling out of the tree! Taken at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

Marla is the oldest Koala at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia. She's seen it all before - so when someone points a camera at her - she just yawns!

When you've got an itch - you have to scratch it! This young Kangaroo was REALLY enjoying his scratch at Healesville Sanctuary, in Victoria, Australia.

Dora is a REALLY cute Koala, who lives at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia. I think she knows how cute she is - I never have to wait long for her to pose!

After a lot of pushing and shoving, these critically endangered Helmeted Honeyeaters both got a bit of nectar! Taken at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

Dindi, the Koala, lives at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia. I've been taking photos of him since he came out of his Mum's pouch about 6 years ago - so he knows my voice. He very obligingly turned to say hello, when I asked him to!

We knew Emily, the Koala, had a joey in her pouch for about 6 months - then on the coldest day of the Winter - she popped her head out! Emily - and her new daughter - live at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

This Koala Mum was rocking her joey to sleep in the branches of a tree, at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

Koalas are always cute - especially with lop-sided ears! Taken at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

A Black Kite in flight at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

Spotted this Satin Bowerbird in the trees in the Koala enclosure at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia. Brilliant blue feathers and eye really stood out.

River, the Black Kite, introduces the show at the Flight Arena, Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia. He shows how birds of prey glide and soar, and eat on the wing.

Fingal Number of views as of 11th June 2018 = 2460. Fingal is a North American Otter. I would love to be able to report that I took this shot on a Scottish loch somewhere. Well, that's almost true. His home is the Scottish Sealife Sanctuary on Loch Creran on the West Coast of Scotland. The sanctuary's main work is the rescue and repatriation of seal pups, abandoned by their mothers around Scotland's extensive coastline. There is also a well-stocked aquarium and the Otter sanctuary there. Sadly, Fingal's sister and companion Sula died last winter, so he's all alone now (sob), apart from thousands of adoring visitors that is. Took quite a bit of patience to get this shot as Fingal is quite a lively fellow, running around his enclosure - he...

Pinjari, the male Red Tailed Black Cockatoo, lives at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia. When he comes in to land you can see why he's called Red Tailed!

A young female koala - just a teenager! Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

These noisy parrots used to be common in the forests of Southern Australia, but the best place to see them now is Healesville Sanctuary, Victoria, Australia.

I've been trying to get a photo of one of these cute little birds for a while - but it's tricky! They never stay still - and they live in the shadows of the forest. Taken at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

Pelicans gathered on a log at the edge of a pond. One appears to commenting on the other's take-off! Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

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A Scaly Breasted Lorikeet at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia. Just removed from my hat!

A Barking Owl at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia. The bird's eyes are wide open and awake!

Sat down for a spot of lunch at the Wetlands at Healesville Sanctuary, Victoria, Australia - and saw this Great Egret, in full breeding plumage, parading on an old log, trying to attract the females. Must be that time of year!

Someone kindly left a small container of food on a tree stump - and the Zebra Finches were tucking in! World Of Parrots at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

It was a hot day at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia - so who could blame the Barn Owl for taking a nap in the shade!

Breeding season is approaching, so when this male Lyrebird saw his mate perched on a tree stump, he gave her a bit of a display! Taken at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia. Pity Red Bubble doesn't have sound - his repertoire was amazing!

The pelicans at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia, were all resting. They fold their long necks back onto their wings - making a great composition!

A Koala looking for food. Taken at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia in 1990 on Kodachrome slide film. Scanned to digital.

Tawny Frogmouth at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia. Although not an owl, they are night hunters and rarely open their eyes during daylight. This one had flown down onto a log, presumably after food. I grabbed the opportunity!

These two female Tasmanian Devils share an enclosure at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia. They are usually good friends - but still have the occasional tiff!

These pretty little birds are very active - and hard to photograph! This was a particularly hot day at Healesville Sanctuary, Victoria, Australia, and this bird sat in the shade - very smart!

These shy little birds are not keen to be seen - just as well as they are seriously threatened in the wild. This little family lives in the Fighting Extinction aviary at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

Galahs are curious - like most Cockatoos. This one came to watch the Emus feeding at Healesville Sanctuary, Victoria, Australia.

These colourful Rose Crowned Fruit Doves would make a great addition to any aviary - and,yes, there are two of them! One kept hiding behind its mate. Taken in the Fighting Extinction Aviary at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

Sulphur Crested Cockatoos are well loved in Australia - not least because of their cheeky behaviour! This boy's name is Quosi, and he lives at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

Tasmanian Devils are not noted for being cute and cuddly. This pair of females were hand-raised by their keeper from a few months old, and are quite attached! Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

Oil Painting of a Family of Black Bears in a forest.