I did an Adventure Lab, which took me on a long walk around the top eastern section of the island
In the grass to the right of the brown post is a lizard, it was being pecked at by a crow, so I moved rhe crow on!
I had a sushi roll for lunch and when I turned to look at a Quokka a seagull swooped in and took one cut up piece. It nearly choked its self getting it down whole!
There were many quokkas around, there are also many signs saying nit to touch or feed the animals. Lots of people 🙄 did anway. One man picked up a baby quokka by its tail! Some people are plain cruel. Luckily some workers on the island saw this man and told him off, saying if the baby smells of people the mother will not have anything to do with it.
I bought seasickness tablets first the ferry ride home, luckily the trip was not as rough.
It was a great day, i got back to the hotel at 6.30pm, tired but happy after a good day.
Today I have to go and pick up the hire car and we are heading for Mandurah.
Happy stitching.
I never knew of quokka before. I learn new things each day, thanks!
ReplyDeleteWe had a lovely time on Rottnest a few years back. The Quokkas are very cute
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic place to visit. Thanks for the Tour and the quokkas
ReplyDeleteMaybe I should add Rottnest Island to my bucket list.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos Sue & looks like a great days outing. I especially love the last pic taken from the ferry near the dock - stunning!
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of a quokka Sue - it looks to have possum in it?? I am off to google it as it also looks to have a resemblance to a rat?
How lovely, a place I would love to visit one day... the Quoka's are pretty cute.
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Looks like you had a lovely time. Lots of Quokka.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place to visit and the quokka are gorgeous. How horrible of that man! xx
ReplyDeleteThose quokkas look very cute even though they like to steal everyones lunch.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job getting pics of the quokkas, we found it difficult to snap t hem quickly. It was so infuriating the way people were feeding them and trying to touch them especially with all the signs everywhere saying not to!!
ReplyDeleteNice day over at Rottnest. Good photos of the cheeky Quokkas…
ReplyDeleteMaria lifeontheblock
Oh what a fabulous day Sue - I'm sooo pleased you finally got to Rottnest and you saw the quokkas. They look like cute and curious little characters.
ReplyDeleteJust catching up on blog reading, love the giants... and the treetop walk.....think our next trip over will have to go south east of Perth....one day??
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