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5 comments:
He's even awake.
That's so wonderful to have koalas in the trees on your property. Great photo!!
I would want to cuddle him.
Great photo! Aren't they usually shy and stay away from humans?
Cute. I haven't seen any koalas here but an echidna was wandering around the garden on Saturday and a pademelon was grazing by the deck tonight.
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