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Monday, June 05, 2006

Kagaroo Island

Kangaroo Island is 155km long, and 55km wide, it is the third largest island off the Australian mainland. Kangaroo Island was uninhabited when it was discovered in 1802 by Matthew Flinders (an English explorer) and approximately one third of the island still has native vegetation in it of which the majority is conserved in National and Conservation Parks.
Leaving Cape Jervis
Parndana Wildlife Park: Koala
Red Kangaroo
Koala sticking his tongue out
Baby Possum Kissing

Kelly Hill Caves

Island Pure Sheep Farm
Cape du Couedic Lighthouse
Pelican Feeding

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

KC! The pictures are so awesome! The kids got a kick out of seeing a koala and a kangaroo that close. Now though they want to know when we are going to visit Aunt Casey.... Anyway, loved the photos, great job!

Anonymous said...

Great picks. I'm lucky enough to live on KI, and I love to hear about people enjoying this wonderful place.