Hooray, it's now warm enough to give regular feasts to my outdoor crew and today has been no exception. Today's feast includes a mix of pak choy, tatsoi and basil for greens, red pepper, carrot, broccoli and wombok for veggies, cooked diced lamb for meat and some banana, just to sweeten the deal and bind it all together. Didn't want to disturb them from their meal, since they are only just starting to eat properly after brumation, so only a few pictures, but by the looks of them shoving their whole heads into the mix, it went down very nicely!
A little bit of shingleback dinner
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A little bit of shingleback dinner
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Re: A little bit of shingleback dinner
I love seeing pictures of your shinglebacks!! They are so cool and looks like they are enjoying their feast! Actually its breakfast time here and that plate of food isn't looking so bad to me either.........
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Re: A little bit of shingleback dinner
Awesome! Are shinglebscks as friendly as common bts' s?
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Re: A little bit of shingleback dinner
Loved the photos! Keep 'em coming. Shingles are always interesting to see. I like the little recipe too, might try to feed my gal closer to that. More variety and what not.
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Re: A little bit of shingleback dinner
Great shots! And cute Shingles!
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Re: A little bit of shingleback dinner
look at those beautiful shingles! 
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Re: A little bit of shingleback dinner
Wow, they are beautiful
I would kill for a singleback!! Very nice 
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