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HelenCross
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Thanks Jill, she was jumping around, bumping into the guard rail, fences and trees and hopping onto the road so I'm glad I got her before she was hit by a car. Hope they're able to find out what the parasite is and a cure for it
Wallabia bicolor
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Glad you were able to end her suffering
Wallabia bicolor
Mike
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24 Nov 2025
I am beginning to think that. Perhaps a young one.
Macropus giganteus
Curiosity
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24 Nov 2025
@
Mike
, it appears quite shaggy and robust - maybe a male Eastern Wallaroo?
Macropus giganteus
Mike
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24 Nov 2025
It moved on before I could get a photo of its head but it looked different (darker and movement) from the dozens of kangaroos in the area.
Macropus giganteus
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Wallabia bicolor
at
Symonston, ACT
Dendrolagus lumholtzi
at
Malanda, QLD
Macropus giganteus
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Deakin, ACT
Notamacropus rufogriseus
at
McQuoids Hill
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at
Aranda, ACT
Osphranter robustus robustus
at
Red Hill, ACT
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