What's the Password

Day 12 - Undara, FNQ

On the way back to camp from watching the sunset and then thousands of micro bats leaving their cave for the night (no 365 worthy photos), we came across this wallaby and her joey who were guarding the road.

O/S 365ers may not be aware that many thousands of kangaroos and wallabies are killed on Oz roads each year - usually at night. More on that later in our trip.

Given that this was taken through the windshield of our mini-bus, I was very happy with it.

[Diana]

That is so cute

[Dianne]

Excellent image - love the long shadows.

[Peter]

Caught in the headlights such a cute piece of wildlife photography Terry:)

[Connie Little]

You did well to take this photo of a night from a bus.

[Denise Wood]

Blinded by the lights :)

[Poppo Livy]

@gilbertwood Brilliant. Pity it is ineligible for the current song title challenge

[sally agnew]

Cute :)

[Valerie Chesney]

So adorable & so natural.

[Sam]

Awww so cute!

[Merrelyn]

Your windshield must be lots cleaner than ours is when we're traveling. Nice shot :)

[Taffy]

So cool to be able to see these in real life!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

pity you couldn't capture the microbats easily they are SO FAST! always nice to see our macropods :)

[M. Brutus]

Very nice shot. Thanks for sharing. Would have thought that was a kangaroo, had you not said wallaby.

[Denis]

Nice capture.

[Denise (lyndemc)]

SO, SO CUTE!! Love these creatures. Breaks my heart to think about them getting hit on the roads. That's like our American deer who seem to be drawn to headlights coming down the highways...

[Pyrrhula]

@terryliv Making my garden more beautiful and my day`s more happy. Have it for more than 5 years. Need some shelter for our winters. Thanks Australia.