The moonlit forest

Moonlight dances through the gaps between the trees

The little creek flows silently as if in a fantasy

The owls just woke and the frogs stop croaking

The foxes start to prowl and the kookaburras stop joking

The tawny frogmouth sings lullabies to soothe her little chicks

And A mother sugar glider glides with her little joeys, six 

The cold damp air makes most animals shiver

While some take baths in the freezing river

For the forest is just as alive as day 

For the wildlife is busy and the leaves all sway

But when the sun starts rising and the day finally breaks

The birds start chirping and wildlife awakes

But for the other animals and plants alike

Well they’re all going to rest after a big, big night