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Macropus robustus and Macropus parryi
We saw this unlikely pair in Nuga Nuga National Park. The male Wallaroo (a macropod but neither a kangaroo nor a wallaby) was huge, almost as tall as me. The smaller female is a Whiptail or Pretty-faced Wallaby. The third shot shows the big male on his own a short distance away.
Spotted on Sep 22, 2013
Submitted on Nov 9, 2013
25 Comments (1–25)
Great spotting and thanks for the information, Shanna. Congratulations on the SOTW !
Congratulations!
Thank you, everyone. : )
Congratulations!
Congratulations Shanna wonderful pics
No way that's awesome. Thanks for sharring :)
WOW! Congratulations! What a great honor. Wonderful series!
Beautiful ShannaB,congrats on the SOTW,very cool,thanks for sharing
Congratulations Shanna! Very nice clicks! I especially like the 2nd one!
Congrats Shanna!
Magnificent capture, Shanna!
Congrats Shanna! Very cool animals :)
Congratulations.
Congratulations! Wonderful pictures!
Thank you everyone, it's a very unexpected honour to get SOTW. I am terribly excited!
congratulations!!!so cute.....
AWWW! So precious!
Awesome spotting! Congrats!
Great !!
Nice spottin cograt
Congratulations Shanna on your spotting of the week, Well done
wonderful, what a pleasure!
Congratulations .....great spotting ................
Lovely series.. very nice !! Congratulations Shanna.. :)
Congratulations Shanna, your unlikely pair has been chosen National Geographic Spotting of the Week!
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