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Emu Collection: Rod Hulll and Emu seen here with Jim Bowen during a cheque presentation to the NSPCC

Rod Hulll and Emu seen here with Jim Bowen during a cheque presentation to the NSPCC during the record of Bullseye. 28th October 1984

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and emu seen here at the Shaftsbury Theatre during rehearsals of Adventures in

Rod Hull and emu seen here at the Shaftsbury Theatre during rehearsals of Adventures in Pantoland look.. This is the first original pantomime in London for over 50 years

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and emu seen here at the opening of the Winchester Homecraft

Rod Hull and emu seen here at the opening of the Winchester Homecraft and Leisuretime Show at the Winchester Recreation Centre. September 1983

Rod Hulll and Emu seen here with Jim Bowen during a cheque presentation to the NSPCC during the record of Bullseye. 28th October 1984

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and Emu seen here on stage with Tommy Canon and Bobby Ball during a performance

Rod Hull and Emu seen here on stage with Tommy Canon and Bobby Ball during a performance of Babes in the Wood at the London Palladium. 22nd December 1987

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and Emu seen hereat the Wimbledom Theatre to view the worlds largest paint tin

Rod Hull and Emu seen hereat the Wimbledom Theatre to view the worlds largest paint tin. The tin is to hold paint which will be used to paint the worlds longest safety poster. 17th January 1978

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and Emu seen here attacking comedian Janet Brown during a British Turkey

Rod Hull and Emu seen here attacking comedian Janet Brown during a British Turkey Christmas Charity event at the Dorchester Hotel in central London. 20th November 1991

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and emu seen here at Drusillas Zoo Park in East Sussex, to meet two baby emus

Rod Hull and emu seen here at Drusillas Zoo Park in East Sussex, to meet two baby emus. 22nd October 1979

Emu Collection: Rod Hulll and Emu greets Max Bygraves to the new Cinderella

Rod Hulll and Emu greets Max Bygraves to the new Cinderella and Louis bars at the London Palladium 15th December 1972

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and Emu Comedian A©Mirrorpix jcutissc

Rod Hull and Emu Comedian A©Mirrorpix jcutissc
Rod Hull and Emu Comedian © Mirrorpix jcutissc

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and Emu with Maelea Forrester aged 6 who lost her sight aged 4

Rod Hull and Emu with Maelea Forrester aged 6 who lost her sight aged 4. Seen here shortly after receiving a Children of Courage award from the Queen Mother. 16th December 1982

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and Emu seen here terrorising the holidaymakers on Clactons beaches

Rod Hull and Emu seen here terrorising the holidaymakers on Clactons beaches. 30th August 1973

Rod Hull famous for his feathered puppet emu seen here in Newcastle. 18th October 1993

Rod Hull and Emu seen here attacking comedian Janet Brown during a British Turkey Christmas Charity event at the Dorchester Hotel in central London. 20th November 1991

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and his feathered puppet emu seen here terrorising the shoppers in Glasgow

Rod Hull and his feathered puppet emu seen here terrorising the shoppers in Glasgow. 18th October 1980

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and emu seen here with other cast members (Victor Spinetti top left

Rod Hull and emu seen here with other cast members (Victor Spinetti top left, Susan Maughan 3rd left, Bob Todd the dame 2nd right)

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and Emu seen here atttacking Gladiator Scorpio during British Turkey Christmas

Rod Hull and Emu seen here atttacking Gladiator Scorpio during British Turkey Christmas Charity event at the Dorchester Hotel in central London. 1st December 1992

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and Emu seen here with Janet Brown Ronnie Corbett

Rod Hull and Emu seen here with Janet Brown Ronnie Corbett and Henry Cooper during a British Turkey Christmas Charity event at the Dorchester Hotel in central London. 20th November 1991

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and emu seen here attacking a traffic warden outside the Shaftsbury Theatre

Rod Hull and emu seen here attacking a traffic warden outside the Shaftsbury Theatre where the first original pantomime in London for over 50 years is being performed

Emu Collection: Rod Hull seen here taking a rest from emu at the opening of the Winchester Homecraft

Rod Hull seen here taking a rest from emu at the opening of the Winchester Homecraft and Leisuretime Show at the Winchester Recreation Centre. September 1983

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and Emu seen here promoting the NSPCC Childrens Variety Show

Rod Hull and Emu seen here promoting the NSPCC Childrens Variety Show, 10th October 1985

Rod Hull and emu seen here at the opening of the Winchester Homecraft and Leisuretime Show at the Winchester Recreation Centre. September 1983

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and his feathered friend Emu seen here picking numbers for the Daily Mirror

Rod Hull and his feathered friend Emu seen here picking numbers for the Daily Mirror Bingo competition. 25th September 1981

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and emu seen here attacking Victor Spinetti outside the Shaftsbury Theatre

Rod Hull and emu seen here attacking Victor Spinetti outside the Shaftsbury Theatre whilst Pat Coombes (left) and other members of the cast of Adventures in Pantoland look

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and Emu on the flight deck of a British Airways Concorde with Venture scouts

Rod Hull and Emu on the flight deck of a British Airways Concorde with Venture scouts. 25th September 1990

Emu Collection: Rod Hulll and Emu seen here during rehearsals for pantomime in Liverpool 11th December

Rod Hulll and Emu seen here during rehearsals for pantomime in Liverpool 11th December 1975

Rod Hull seen here with a miniature head of his feathered partner Emu. 12th January 1993

Rod Hull famous for his feathered puppet emu seen here in Newcastle. 18th October 1993

Rod Hull and Emu seen here atttacking Gladiator Scorpio during British Turkey Christmas Charity event at the Dorchester Hotel in central London. 1st December 1992

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and emu seen here at Twycross Zoo in Leicestershire

Rod Hull and emu seen here at Twycross Zoo in Leicestershire, to see if he could pick up a few more tricks, following his success at the Royal Command Perforance

Rod Hull seen here taking a rest from emu at the opening of the Winchester Homecraft and Leisuretime Show at the Winchester Recreation Centre. September 1983

Rod Hull and Emu seen here terrorising the holidaymakers on Clactons beaches. 30th August 1973

Rod Hull and his feathered puppet emu seen here terrorising the shoppers in Glasgow. 18th October 1980

Emu Collection: Rod Hull and Emu Comedian A©Mirrorpix

Rod Hull and Emu Comedian A©Mirrorpix
Rod Hull and Emu Comedian © Mirrorpix

Emu chicks seen here at Chester Zoo shortly after hatching 11th February 1988

Emu chick seen here at Chester Zoo shortly after hatching 11th February 1988

Two Emus

These angry emus want to know when they are going to be fed

These emus are keeping a lookout for the next meal

Emu Collection: Portrait of Emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae). Kangaroo Island, South Australia

Portrait of Emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae). Kangaroo Island, South Australia, Australia

Lambeth SW8 3 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Lambeth SW8 3

Emu Collection: Central Bedfordshire LU7 0 Map

Central Bedfordshire LU7 0 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Central Bedfordshire LU7 0

Picture No. 12018910
Emu nest and eggs Emu nest and eggs. Date

Picture No. 12018908
Emu male and 4 young Emu male and 4 young. Date

Picture No. 12018907
Emu male and 2 young Emu male and 2 young. Date

Emu Collection: Emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae) walking on road through saltbush habitat, Mungo National Park

Emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae) walking on road through saltbush habitat, Mungo National Park, New South Wales, Australia, 2007

Emu Collection: When the strange-looking blackfellows were close to him, Yoonecara released the bandicoot, 1923

When the strange-looking blackfellows were close to him, Yoonecara released the bandicoot, 1923. The adventurous journey of Yoonecara the headman; Yoonecara, head of the Kamilaroi tribe

Emu Collection: The native companions were dancing, 1923. Artist: Raymond Wenban

The native companions were dancing, 1923. Artist: Raymond Wenban
The native companions were dancing, 1923. Why the emu has short wings and the native companion a harsh voice. The emu sees many birds dancing

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