Marsupials and Monotremes
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(Notamacropus parma) Captive Animal. The parma wallaby is the smallest member of the marsupial genus Notamacropus. It inhabits wet sclerophyll (hard-leaved) forests of northern New South Wales, Australia.
The Red-necked Wallaby can be distinguished from other wallabies by its white cheek markings and red colouring on the neck. The rest of its body fur is grey to reddish in colour with a white or pale grey abdomen. Their muzzle, paws and toes are black in colour.
The Red-necked Wallaby is protected by law in all states of Australia.
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Moments de jeux entre Wallabys, ils sont bien mignons tous les deux.
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Moments of games between Wallabies, they are both very cute.
The red-necked wallaby or Bennett's wallaby is a medium-sized macropod marsupial, common in the more temperate and fertile parts of eastern Australia, including Tasmania.
No Australia without some type of kangaroo. I came across this little wallaby on the Overland Track in Tasmania. Nice to see fauna that isn't afraid of humans.
A little albino wallaby looking wistfully at something beyond the fence at ZooDoo. From my 2017 visit to Tasmania.
We were about to advise friends to plant some casuarinas as a windbreak on their farm - this Swamp Wallaby clarified this once and for all: wallabies do eat casuarinas.
(Wallabia bicolor)
Rock Wallabies are a small marsupial native to Australia. They are smaller than a Kangaroo. This photo was taken at Featherdale Animal Park, Blacktown which is only around 20 minutes drive from our house. It is a wonderful place for visitors to Sydney to see Australian animals up close.
Their quiet connection speaks volumes—a gentle exchange of trust, warmth, and affection in the wild.