July 12, 2016

Lily and Her Joey

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July 12, 2016
Lily and Her Joey

Species: Eastern Grey Kangaroo | Location: Braidwood, Tiandi Sanctuary, Australia

By Jessica Drid

Lily was released years ago and gave birth to a few joeys, like this little one who is trying to get in her pouch!

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About The Photographer

I'm Jessica and I'm an animal lover who is taking photos of our beautiful wildlife and consider it as my passion! I am travelling a lot, and I am trying to show everyone how I see the world around us! I want to share my love of wild animals, nature around the globe! I hope you'll enjoy them!

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