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Dot, the squabbling is a good sign of bloody annoying bats. You will find them all over the coastal parts of Qld and NSW. We have them arguing in our gum tree nightly, until they all have found a place to stop. Somehow the guano isn't very obvious to us in the mornings, maybe it is hidden in the gum tree crap that falls. Do make sure that any guano is washed of asap, it stains terribly and don't touch it. The deadly hendra virus is one of their specialties, so be vigilant with miss meow.

Good AFL game today good onyu Hawthorn Those were bats last night, I got a small torch out of the bedroom window and got a good view of them in the tree. No poop on the bus and they were quiet after lights out. Ran over a just ran over big black snake today yuck but could it still wriggle

Be very careful running over snakes, they can whip up and wrap themselves around the under body stuff, then either find a away inside or wait for George in the engine compartment.

I always look in the mirrors and rev camera just to make sure they are still on the road taught to me by my daddy, but it had already been squelched up a bit but was still doing the death roll. Lots of big black ones around these parts 2 in 2 days spooky place this

BruceS wrote:Unreal!!!
Dot travels halfway across the country to 'look at batshit' !!!
Really Dot....... there is more than THAT to look at!!!

Good one Bruce, you get joke of the day award for that.
And you are right, there is plenty to look at wherever you are in this wide brown land of ours.

Hang on you two, I have never seen bat shit so why not go to where it is to be seen??

Dot,

Imagine watery diarrhoea streaked diagonally across the top of the bus.....

Nothing beats the sound of those beautiful V8's, it is enough to give oneself an "O"