Monday 3 February 2020

Platypus


We saw at least five duck-billed platypus at Tasmanian Arboretum today. These and echidnas are my favourite mammal and a major reason for me to keep returning to Aus. We even saw the platypus swimming under water. Speaking of echidna, we saw three on our journey from Coles Bay to our accomodation at West Kentish.




There were loads of Tasmanian Native-hens at Tasmanian Arboretum.

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