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Agile Wallaby - Quite common and is considered a pest in farming areas as it will take crops and feed on pasture. Normally feeds on native grasses and in dry areas will dig for roots
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Agile Wallaby - Quite common and is considered a pest in farming areas as it will take crops and feed on pasture. Normally feeds on native grasses and in dry areas will dig for roots
DH-3321
Agile Wallaby
Karumba, Queensland, Australia
Macropus agilis
Quite common and is considered a pest in farming areas as it will take crops and feed on pasture. Normally feeds on native grasses and in dry areas will dig for roots. Gives birth to one young annually and the joey will use the pouch for about 7 months. Found in the wet tropical areas of northern Australia and the southern Papua New Guinea lowlands.
Don Hadden
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Wallaby Woes - The Notorious Crop Connoisseur Strikes Again!
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. In this photo print, meet DH-3321, the mischievous Agile Wallaby causing quite a stir in farming areas. Known for its love of crops and pasture, this furry pest has farmers on their toes! With an appetite for native grasses and a knack for digging up roots in dry areas, it's no wonder they've earned their reputation. But don't be fooled by its troublesome ways - this agile marsupial also has some fascinating traits. Did you know that it gives birth to just one joey each year? And guess what? That adorable little joey spends around 7 months snuggled up safely inside its mother's pouch! Native to the wet tropical regions of northern Australia and the southern Papua New Guinea lowlands, our wallaby friend was caught on camera in Karumba, Queensland. Don Hadden skillfully captured this moment of action as the wallaby leaps through the air with grace and agility. So next time you spot a wallaby hopping about Down Under, remember to appreciate its wild side while keeping an eye on your precious crops! After all, even though they may be considered pests in farming areas, these lively creatures add a touch of excitement to Australia's vibrant wildlife scene.
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