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Macropus agilis
It stands about 80cm tall, with a sandy coloured back and top of the head, and a pale underside. This colouration makes it blend in with the environment, providing exceptional camouflage. Usually solitary, they can sometimes be found feeding in groups. It's a common species across northern Australia.
Found among the thicker vegetation on the banks of the Alexandra River, in the dry season.
This could be the subspecies M.a.agilis.
Spotted on Jul 26, 2009
Submitted on Apr 8, 2017
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