Watch kangaroos enjoy a snow day — yes, snow day

Stephen Grenfell is a self-described bushwalker, canyoner, mountain biker and photographer.

He’s seen a lot, but this absolutely floored the Australia man.

“Not something you see every day in Australia,” he posted to Twitter. “Kangaroos in the snow.”

His video of the mob of hopping kangaroos was taken yesterday about three hours west of Sydney on Taralga Road north of Goulburn.

And nope, it’s not something you see every day.

Not something you see every day in Australia. Kangaroos in the snow.#Wildoz #Kangaroos #Snow pic.twitter.com/ospCngUa98

— Stephen Grenfell (@stephengrenfel1) August 11, 2019

Grenfell says while the snow is unusual, it’s not unheard of.

“For this location [it snows] a couple of days a year,” he wrote. “This was the most snow we have ever seen in this area and it was much further north than normal.”

People are now obsessed.

Yes and we call it a Mob. This mob was made up of Eastern Grey Kangaroos

— Stephen Grenfell (@stephengrenfel1) August 12, 2019

Grenfell snapped some other images of critters in the snow.

Lots of kangaroos out in the snow today. Most would hoop off as soon as they see you but these two stayed long enough to get some photos. #Wildoz #Canon #Snow #Kangaroos pic.twitter.com/qhqjlQMFHK

— Stephen Grenfell (@stephengrenfel1) August 10, 2019

It’s hard to tell if they are exactly enjoying it.

White-Winged Chough sheltering from the blizzard. His mates where having a great time in the trees above knocking snow from branches. #Birding #Wildoz #Canon #Snow pic.twitter.com/HWClliuA7o

— Stephen Grenfell (@stephengrenfel1) August 10, 2019

But for those of us still enjoying summer, it’s especially weird to see.

Australian Wood Ducks in the snow today on the road to Oberon.#Birding #Wildoz #Canon #Snow pic.twitter.com/RZoE3c3u2L

— Stephen Grenfell (@stephengrenfel1) August 10, 2019