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Yesterday was the first time I had a first encounter with a koala.
I've seen them in pictures, TV, videos and stuffed (toy), but never alive and having one climbing over me for a picture opportunity was a real treat. By the way, I wasn't the good looking one. Anyway, this one was awake in the middle of the day and did not like to be photographed. I started to think they trained them to avoid having their pictures taken. 
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Nice shot Zaffs. We have these furry critters living at the back of our house in Coffs, but they are really hard to see. A good friend who lives 5 minutes away often has them in his back yard. For all their smelliness and spiteful nature, they are desperately cute creatures!
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Thank you for the comments. The one that decided to climb
over me (I don't get climbed often these days) was quite well behave and did not smell bad at all. Koala Pie was not in the canteen menu so we had to settled for 4 and 20 meet pie with some kind of protein inside and I dared not venturing to guess where it came from. 
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Nice one Zafra - this one looks a little magenta cast maybe?
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