Darn Wombat. Scratched against the van half the night
Bear50 said
01:44 PM Feb 12, 2012
-- Edited by Bear50 on Sunday 12th of February 2012 01:47:57 PM
-- Edited by Bear50 on Sunday 12th of February 2012 01:49:48 PM
Vic said
07:52 PM Feb 12, 2012
Errrrrr......does that apply to all Wombats ......I was talking about those Eastern States Wombats, not our WA Wombat, but then you do have an Eastern States post code.
For my transgression please feel free to put me in the stocks (or is that put my head down a Wombat hole) and give me fifty lashes of a Wombat's tail
PS: Love the pic of our Historical Wombat Carta meeting at Golden Ponds!
-- Edited by Vic on Sunday 12th of February 2012 07:54:14 PM
JRH said
10:07 PM Feb 12, 2012
That's our Womby, he'll rub up against anything.
the rocket said
11:11 PM Feb 12, 2012
gotta love it. rocket n strop
petengail said
11:21 PM Feb 12, 2012
As usual looks like "the Wombat" is rubbing everyone up the wrong way again lol
JRH said
11:24 PM Feb 12, 2012
petengail wrote:
As usual looks like "the Wombat" is rubbing everyone up the wrong way again lol
Just can't seem to help himself.LOLOLOL
goinsoon said
12:24 AM Feb 13, 2012
Little bugger gets around doesn't he
JRH said
12:30 AM Feb 13, 2012
goinsoon wrote:
Little bugger gets around doesn't he
Yep he roams far and wide, at least he's not terrirorial, he don't mind where he drops his waste and he's always looking for a good backrub.
glassies said
12:45 AM Feb 13, 2012
hoping hes not on his way to qld to try to steal my ipad :)
goinsoon said
12:48 AM Feb 13, 2012
JRH wrote:
goinsoon wrote:
Little bugger gets around doesn't he
Yep he roams far and wide, at least he's not terrirorial, he don't mind where he drops his waste and he's always looking for a good backrub.
Dont know where he hides, but I believe that the only place wombats occour naturally in WA is a little spot just over the SA border.
So if he is in Perth, he must be in captivity, which shouild make us all feel safe.
_wombat_ said
12:50 AM Feb 13, 2012
Nice pic, at least you can see where the sun shine's from
Bear50 said
12:53 AM Feb 13, 2012
This is a Kangaroo Valley, NSW wombat, but was like they knew they owned the place. This one hung around uninvited and rocked the caravan around with his scratching and rubbing half the night.
Was good to see a Wombat enjoying him self though.
Contrary to popular belief wombats can be friendly...... Brian
_wombat_ said
12:57 AM Feb 13, 2012
Bear50 wrote:
This is a Kangaroo Valley, NSW wombat, but was like they knew they owned the place. This one hung around uninvited and rocked the caravan around with his scratching and rubbing half the night.
Was good to see a Wombat enjoying him self though.
Contrary to popular belief wombats can be friendly...... Brian
I'm always friendly
Bear50 said
01:01 AM Feb 13, 2012
_wombat_ wrote:
Bear50 wrote:
This is a Kangaroo Valley, NSW wombat, but was like they knew they owned the place. This one hung around uninvited and rocked the caravan around with his scratching and rubbing half the night.
Was good to see a Wombat enjoying him self though.
Contrary to popular belief wombats can be friendly...... Brian
I'm always friendly
It's surprising what a rub behind the ear can do...
JRH said
01:03 AM Feb 13, 2012
_wombat_ wrote:
Bear50 wrote:
This is a Kangaroo Valley, NSW wombat, but was like they knew they owned the place. This one hung around uninvited and rocked the caravan around with his scratching and rubbing half the night.
Was good to see a Wombat enjoying him self though.
Contrary to popular belief wombats can be friendly...... Brian
I'm always friendly
I can vouch for Wombat's friendliness.
Bear50 said
01:11 AM Feb 13, 2012
JRH wrote:
_wombat_ wrote:
I'm always friendly
I can vouch for Wombat's friendliness.
I know from comments of members thats wombats are friendly and he has
that can vouch for his friendliness. Neat.
Vic said
02:13 AM Feb 13, 2012
I'm not surprised.....anything for a hand out. Make sure you check his burrow to make sure you're not missing anything
_wombat_ said
02:18 AM Feb 13, 2012
Vic wrote:
I'm not surprised.....anything for a hand out. Make sure you check his burrow to make sure you're not missing anything
Hey Vic, what happened to that carta thingy
Gerty Dancer said
04:00 AM Feb 13, 2012
Maybe if you treated him with some flea powder he wouldnt scratch on your van? But be careful... look how big his claws are!
_wombat_ said
04:07 AM Feb 13, 2012
Vic wrote:
Errrrrr......does that apply to all Wombats ......I was talking about those Eastern States Wombats, not our WA Wombat, but then you do have an Eastern States post code.
For my transgression please feel free to put me in the stocks (or is that put my head down a Wombat hole) and give me fifty lashes of a Wombat's tail
PS: Love the pic of our Historical Wombat Carta meeting at Golden Ponds!
-- Edited by Vic on Sunday 12th of February 2012 07:54:14 PM
you are forgiven
_wombat_ said
04:08 AM Feb 13, 2012
Hey GD, re your av, have you been there when it was in FULL flood
Gerty Dancer said
04:35 AM Feb 13, 2012
No, that would be amazing to see.
I was inspired by JRH's av, decided we had to find it, and thought Kalbarri the most beautiful place, as it was in the wildflower season.
JRH said
06:58 AM Feb 13, 2012
Gerty Dancer wrote:
No, that would be amazing to see.
I was inspired by JRH's av, decided we had to find it, and thought Kalbarri the most beautiful place, as it was in the wildflower season.
Kalbarri is one of the most beautiful places I have been in WA I never get tired of visiting there.
Gerty Dancer said
04:34 PM Feb 13, 2012
Lucky you, you dont have so gar to go!
_wombat_ said
05:03 PM Feb 13, 2012
here it is when we were there a few years ago
Gerty Dancer said
05:18 PM Feb 13, 2012
No Wombat, thats your tricky photo skills again...
_wombat_ said
05:27 PM Feb 13, 2012
Gerty Dancer wrote:
No Wombat, thats your tricky photo skills again...
bugga, caught out again.
JRH said
06:43 PM Feb 13, 2012
Here is a genuine photo of myself and wife Irona atNatures Window in the Kalbarri National Park.
-- Edited by Bear50 on Sunday 12th of February 2012 01:47:57 PM
-- Edited by Bear50 on Sunday 12th of February 2012 01:49:48 PM
Errrrrr......does that apply to all Wombats
......I was talking about those Eastern States Wombats, not our WA Wombat, but then you do have an Eastern States post code.
For my transgression please feel free to put me in the stocks (or is that put my head down a Wombat hole) and give me fifty lashes of a Wombat's tail
PS: Love the pic of our Historical Wombat Carta meeting at Golden Ponds!
-- Edited by Vic on Sunday 12th of February 2012 07:54:14 PM
That's our Womby, he'll rub up against anything.
gotta love it. rocket n strop
As usual looks like "the Wombat" is rubbing everyone up the wrong way again lol
Just can't seem to help himself.LOLOLOL
Little bugger gets around doesn't he
Yep he roams far and wide, at least he's not terrirorial, he don't mind where he drops his waste and he's always looking for a good backrub.
Dont know where he hides, but I believe that the only place wombats occour naturally in WA is a little spot just over the SA border.
So if he is in Perth, he must be in captivity, which shouild make us all feel safe.
Nice pic, at least you can see where the sun shine's from
This one hung around uninvited and rocked the caravan around with his scratching and rubbing half the night.
Was good to see a Wombat enjoying him self though.
Contrary to popular belief wombats can be friendly...... Brian
I'm always friendly
It's surprising what a rub behind the ear can do...
I can vouch for Wombat's friendliness.
I know from comments of members thats wombats are friendly and he has
that can vouch for his friendliness. Neat.
I'm not surprised.....anything for a hand out. Make sure you check his burrow to make sure you're not missing anything
Hey Vic, what happened to that carta thingy
you are forgiven
Hey GD, re your av, have you been there when it was in FULL flood
I was inspired by JRH's av, decided we had to find it, and thought Kalbarri the most beautiful place, as it was in the wildflower season.
Kalbarri is one of the most beautiful places I have been in WA I never get tired of visiting there.
here it is when we were there a few years ago
bugga, caught out again.
Here is a genuine photo of myself and wife Irona atNatures Window in the Kalbarri National Park.
and here are some more of J&I
Very good Womby, you definitely have far too much time on your hands.