tiabunna's photos with the keyword: Wallabia bicolor

The Swamp Wallaby (sometimes known as a Black Wallaby) is found in eastern Australia. As macropods they are related to kangaroos, though wallabies are usually smaller and stockier. These are identified by their dark coat and lighter coloured flashes on their cheeks. Well, I'm about to emulate the wallaby and hop away for several days. Best wishes for an enjoyable and safe weekend, everyone.

Smaller than kangaroos, to which they are related, Wallabies usually prefer to stay in forested areas. I found this one in our local Botanic Gardens. Explored.