Is There a Mosquito Problem in Sydney

[Pushka]

Wow and you lived to tell about it :confused::eek:

 

 

We did. Car was a little dented. Drop bear (aka Koala) lived to see another day. :p

[dogboy53]

The drop bears are a bigger problem...

 

 

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[mcrcruiser]

The drop bears are a bigger problem...

 

 

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We will see the drop bears (aka koala) at the Zoo in Sydney:D:p:D .We are doing the Harbor HOHO cruise along with the Zoo:D . Our San Diego(world Famous) Zoo has a special house for the Koala's :D

[mr walker]

mcrcruiser, our Taronga Zoo is fantastic and right on the harbour. But, if you have the time & want to get up close and personal with Australian native wildlife you should check out Featherdale Wildlife Park @ Doonside (a western Sydney suburb). Many tours to the Blue Mountains include a stop there and it is accessible by public transport from the city.

 

I see people have been warning about drop bears, but caution should be exercised with Bundy bears also :-)

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[GUT2407]

mcrcruiser, our Taronga Zoo is fantastic and right on the harbour. But, if you have the time & want to get up close and personal with Australian native wildlife you should check out Featherdale Wildlife Park @ Doonside (a western Sydney suburb). Many tours to the Blue Mountains include a stop there and it is accessible by public transport from the city.

 

I see people have been warning about drop bears, but caution should be exercised with Bundy bears also :-)

 

 

thought Bundy was a drop bear:eek: (I remember the ads).

[lyndarra]

I wasn't aware of Taronga having any drop bears. Perhaps they've developed a cage strong enough to contain them.

[mcrcruiser]

mcrcruiser, our Taronga Zoo is fantastic and right on the harbour. But, if you have the time & want to get up close and personal with Australian native wildlife you should check out Featherdale Wildlife Park @ Doonside (a western Sydney suburb). Many tours to the Blue Mountains include a stop there and it is accessible by public transport from the city.

 

I see people have been warning about drop bears, but caution should be exercised with Bundy bears also :-)

 

Yes Thanks for the information :D,If time & hotel pick up location is close enough to where we are staying at The Sydney Boulevard hotel ,we plan to book the viator.com (have used them elsewhere in the world & they are Very good tours ) Blue mountain tour which stops at the Featherdale Wildlife Park or if public transport is closer we could do the trip that way ;). Would be surer when we get to Sydney & check with the hotel front desk people;)

 

What in the world is a Bundy Bear :rolleyes::p:D

[mr walker]

What in the world is a Bundy Bear :rolleyes::p:D

 

Google 'bundy bear photos' :D

[OzKiwiJJ]

Yes Thanks for the information :D,If time & hotel pick up location is close enough to where we are staying at The Sydney Boulevard hotel ,we plan to book the viator.com (have used them elsewhere in the world & they are Very good tours ) Blue mountain tour which stops at the Featherdale Wildlife Park or if public transport is closer we could do the trip that way ;). Would be surer when we get to Sydney & check with the hotel front desk people;)

 

What in the world is a Bundy Bear :rolleyes::p:D

 

I'd probably recommend the tour to the Blue Mountains. You can do it by public transport but first you have to get to Central Station (probably by bus), then the train trip takes two hours to Katoomba, then you would have to get the HoHo bus around the Blue Mountains.

[GUT2407]

Google 'bundy bear photos' :D

 

This.

 

But bundaberg is a rum, their mascot is Bundy the bear. (Bundaberg is. Ton in Qld, where sugar is grown).