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MatthewFrawley wrote:
Yesterday
Good work Veronika and Marek, here's hoping Monty's condition improves with the treatment, poor bugger.
Vombatus ursinus
DonFletcher wrote:
Yesterday
Hi @HelenCross and @MichaelBedingfield
It is definitely a Red kangaroo Osphranter rufus. I dont have permission to change the entry.
Osphranter rufus
HelenCross wrote:
Yesterday
I think this is a Red Kangaroo @DonFletcher
Osphranter rufus
HelenCross wrote:
Yesterday
Sorry, I meant a natural white collar. Thanks for that info Don. I was with a Canberra Birds group and did a loop around that lowland area of Urambi and saw hundreds of Eastern Greys and a few Red-necked Wallabies
Macropus giganteus
DonFletcher wrote:
Yesterday
Hard to be sure from this description and photo. But it is not a Bandicoot, Potoroid (not known from that area anyway), Hare, Rabbit, Broad toothed rat, Rattus species, Brush-tailed Possum, any kind of glider nor a juvenile of any kind of ungulate found in Australia. Only two species in the region have part of their tails white and it is not a Rakali. So I agree with David Cunningham that it is a RTPoss.
Trichosurus vulpecula

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