Kangaroos cross a dirt road in Western Australia's Kimberley, which has been dubbed the worst state for kangaroos. Photo: Andrew Bertuleit
"This is one of the things we're working on because bushwalking programs and conservationists across the country have to learn from each other," said Andrew Bertuleit as Kangaroos crossed a dirt road in Western Australia. "That's quite fun! We don't need much practice." The group started camping at Moolawaba Peak about 2km east-northwest until they reached Langdale after two kilometers of traveling the same path through rocky forest terrain known to locals as just a nick or peg from a tree. By this point, the two had set up their tent right in front where an eagle was resting its beak on a rather stiff-looking stick made of discarded branches among the bushes around them.
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