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Published: 2011-10-03 06:16:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 522; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 0
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One of my favourite locations which unfortunately can only be reached by a very slippery and leech infested hike in Kangaroo Valley. I thought that I had escaped a meeting with a leech but when I took my jeans off a big fat one fell off my calf - he had been feasting all the way back home!Canon 5D MKII
EF16-35mm f/2.8L II USM
Location: Kangaroo Valley, NSW
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That happens often up here in Rainforest --& if You sit long enough on a log You'll be wearing em==LOL
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They really aren't as bad as everyone thinks
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They don't bother Me much I just flick them off It's the Shellback tics I don't like
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Don't you just love those leeches. Certainly a nice spot and worth a leech or two.
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Thanks mate, they aren't as bad as people make out
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Can be quite annoying though. Its ticks I don't like, especially the shellback, can take a few weeks for the itch to fade completely.
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I bet that would be fun to go tubbing in.
Hahahahahaha, at least something thinks you taste yummy Malcolm. 
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No wildlife was offended in the taking of these photographs
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Good. I'd feel bad for them, unless you gave them a good show.
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Thank you very much Doug
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They aren't as bad as everyone makes out
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Every time I hear "leeches" I think of that movie, "Stand By Me"
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a beautiful spot but i would not be able to stand the leeches!
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Thank you very much Sandra, I really don't notice them until they finish
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You get used to them!!
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I would never get used to them ewwww
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