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  1. 21st February 2023, 12:12 PM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by goingbush View Post

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    The brown bit on top at the rear looks a bit like a possum hitching a ride while sitting backwards
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    Quote Originally Posted by goingbush View Post
    Some funny looking Emus I took photos of near Munduberra

    well it turns out they are Ostriches , I never kew birds had a penis. There you go

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    So, that's an Ostrich with young ones ..... so there are feral ones breeding in the wild - unless they've recently escaped from an ostrich farm.

    Ps. yes, birds have dicks.
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    It's only logical that there would be feral ostrich groups as they were farmed, pretty much unsuccessfully, on a few occasions, especially in SA. Camels thrive here, so why not ostriches?
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    We've seen the ostrich on the Birdsville track a couple of times over the years, a friend saw it last year when they were out there.
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