PREMIUM Galleries Day out at Kyabram Fauna Park By Djembe Archibald Mar 6, 2023 Clinging on: A koala at Kyabram Fauna Park Photo by Megan Fisher Fauna and feathers and fur, oh my! News photographer Megan Fisher went to Kyabram Fauna Park on Thursday, February 23, to snap some photos. Here are the animals in action. Previous Next Image 1 of 14 Clinging on: A koala at Kyabram Fauna Park. Photo by Megan Fisher Image 2 of 14 Down: A dingo relaxes in the shade. Photo by Megan Fisher Image 3 of 14 On watch: A meerkat observes on a warm rock. Photo by Megan Fisher Image 4 of 14 Leap into action: A meerkat jumps from rock to rock. Photo by Megan Fisher Image 5 of 14 Dinner time: A galah chomps on some corn. Photo by Megan Fisher Image 6 of 14 Hello there: Murray the Murray-Darling carpet python. Photo by Megan Fisher Image 7 of 14 Chill out, man: A kangaroo rests in the shade. Photo by Megan Fisher Image 8 of 14 Squawky clean: Zookeeper Ambrose Burcher cleans an aviary. Photo by Megan Fisher Image 9 of 14 Alert: A dingo watches from afar. Photo by Megan Fisher Image 10 of 14 Strutting my stuff: An emu struts through the park. Photo by Megan Fisher Image 11 of 14 Goodnight: Meerkat having a nap. Photo by Megan Fisher Image 12 of 14 Day out: Liz and John Tulip admire the meerkats. Photo by Megan Fisher Image 13 of 14 Bird in black: A red-tailed black cockatoo. Photo by Megan Fisher Image 14 of 14 Family fun: Helen William with daughter Raine Plattfuss, 4. Photo by Megan Fisher News Mobile vets make house call to Kyabram Fauna Park News Changes in temperature affect Goulburn Valley’s wildlife Water Licence fees support river works By Djembe Archibald Cadet Journalist Related Stories Galleries Green with enjoymentGreen clothing, accessories, hats, glasses and drink bottles covered one Tongala school as students celebrated St Patrick’s Day. By Djembe Archibald Galleries Ain’t no horsin’ around at Ky RodeoNo ifs, ands or bucks about it – if you weren’t at the Kyabram Rodeo, you missed out. By Djembe Archibald Galleries Morning tea served for carersKyabram District Health held a free morning tea for carers at Kyabram Fauna Park on Thursday, February 23. By Jay Bryce Galleries Record-breaking CalcuttaKevin Andrews and his Melbourne Cup Calcutta syndicate are known as the Mongrels — the eight-time winners of the annual Kyabram Club event wear the title as a badge of honour. By Rohan Aldous Newsletter Delivered weekly each Wednesday Subscribe to Newsletter Most Popular News Girl flown to Melbourne hospital after crash News Sold to gold: local real estate branch’s big win News Wall of honour’s Anzac Day unveiling Sport Grandson of a Wombats gun makes debut News Large amount of drugs and cash seized after car fled from police
Galleries Green with enjoymentGreen clothing, accessories, hats, glasses and drink bottles covered one Tongala school as students celebrated St Patrick’s Day. By Djembe Archibald
Galleries Ain’t no horsin’ around at Ky RodeoNo ifs, ands or bucks about it – if you weren’t at the Kyabram Rodeo, you missed out. By Djembe Archibald
Galleries Morning tea served for carersKyabram District Health held a free morning tea for carers at Kyabram Fauna Park on Thursday, February 23. By Jay Bryce
Galleries Record-breaking CalcuttaKevin Andrews and his Melbourne Cup Calcutta syndicate are known as the Mongrels — the eight-time winners of the annual Kyabram Club event wear the title as a badge of honour. By Rohan Aldous
