Red-necked Wallaby (juvenile)

Description:

This juvenile was already quite used to humans. The Red-necked Wallaby is "distinguished from other wallabies by its white cheek markings and red colouring on the neck. The rest of its body fur is grey to reddish in colour with a white or pale grey abdomen. Their muzzle, paws and toes are black in colour." (Australian Zoo)

Habitat:

Hanging about on the grassed area at the Bunya Mountains National Park.

Notes:

Check out this little video of a different youngster having a pick of the grass at the picnic area: https://youtu.be/ym7E6exM7qQ According to Wikipedia, the Red-necked and Bennet's Wallaby has introduced populations in several other countries which seem to be faring quite well.