


These are Possums (Brushtail Possums) they are Marsupials and rear their young in a pouch just like Kangaroos do. They have no relationship with American O'Possumms which to my knowledge are mammals, not Marsupials.

The Bee depicts how I see myself trying to accomplish this challenge, and the crystal ball means I trapped myself. Looks like a load of fun! Sorry but the Postings of Boy, Foreign and Hands won't link successfully! Can't fix it!
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Ron, Looks like you had lunch with an interesting group! ;-) Kim
These photos are great! I love the way you photograph nature. One question though, what kind of animal is Sally? They're awfully cute!
Very cute! I have never seen one of those - what is it?? Really nice captures!!
Just saw your posts on the village, guess I have never seen a opposum (sp?) close up - I always thought they were really ugly, but actually they are kinda cute....
Ron. You have a glitch in your education. Our opossums are marsupials.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opossum
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