Go away, we're sleeping

Go away, we're sleeping

Go away, we're sleeping

These Red Morwongs looked so peaceful. Taken at Fairlight, Sydney, Australia November 2005 with a Sony Cybershot.
Photocomp November '05 - Novice

Contributed by Liz

2005-11-29

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