Australian Wildlife
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Walleroo. Osphranter robustus Meet Saxon our grandson with one of his friends. 'Skippy' the walleroo likes a feed of grain now and then. Her half grown joey still prefers feeding from the pouch though and even tried to get into it after I took the photo. Kangaroo, Wallaroo and Wallaby all come in a variety of sizes and colours. This one is a grey walleroo, commonly found in the western and eastern slopes of the Great Dividing Range. Male Wallaroos can grow up to 1.2 meters high standing upright. |
Meet Jake, the eldest of our grandsons. He likes Kanga, a grey wallaroo that lives in a local wild life reserve. Kanga is a young buck and is partial to a bit of sparing. When Kanga stands upright and flexes his muscles, Jake takes off! |
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