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10-Dec-2018

Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby

The yellow-footed rock-wallaby
i found in restricted areas of
South Australia, New South Wales,
and Queensland.
I took this photograph at The Australian Reptile Park recently.

Nikon D600
1/250s f/5.6 at 300.0mm iso400 full exif

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Elaine Simmonds 21-Dec-2018 01:11
Sally, Thanks for your comments.
I think it is a twig from the overhanging she oaks.
Sally 20-Dec-2018 20:23
A great shot of this Wallaby Elaine. It
almost looks like it is posing for you.
I noted some type of line next to it
and wonder what it was?
Elaine 20-Dec-2018 11:13
Wallabies are smaller than kangaroos, Michael.
Thanks for your most kind comments.
Michael Edwards20-Dec-2018 05:33
Wallaby…hmm. Guess I am zoologically deprived. Never saw one before. Great timing and position.
Elaine Simmonds 19-Dec-2018 08:33
Thanks again, Hal.
It was just about to jump down from the rock.
Hal 18-Dec-2018 00:19
Still a very fine and unusual photo, Elaine.
Warm regards
Elaine Simmonds 17-Dec-2018 03:51
Hi Hal,
Many thanks for your kind words.
Feel like a cheat as it was taken at
The Australian Reptile Park
but thught our overseas contributors would like to see it.
Hal 17-Dec-2018 03:38
Hi Elaine.
l've never seen one of these beasties.
Looks timid and very sweet with its over-developed, decorative tail.
A very fine photograph.
Elaine Simmonds 12-Dec-2018 01:43
Thanks for your comments, Terry.
Yes, they are endangered.
I thought our overseas members would like to see them.
Terry_O11-Dec-2018 23:35
A very interesting creature, Elaine. I like the yellow tail and feet. Is this Wallaby an endangered species?