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Date Posted: 18:44:02 06/02/06 Fri
Author: Ellie.
Author Host/IP: dsl-124-150-1-63.vic.westnet.com.au / 124.150.1.63
Subject: Not too many wild animals!

Oh, No..Unfortunately I don't see too many wild animals. You may have forgotten I live in a Melbourne suburb, in a second floor apartment, with not even a garden or yard, just a concrete car park below! It does sound a bit grim,but as mentioned I have potplants on my balcony, and I do see different birds, and now and then lizards, and possums. That's about it.
I was rapt when I visited my brother in Canada and saw

squirrels and chipmunks in their back yard. Also racoons
in a park in Toronto.
So I have to be content with my inside 'wild' animals. Two cats and two goldfish.LOL!
Ellie.

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