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Black footed ( and very long tailed!!) rock wallabies at Yardie Creek National Park. They are hard to spot and very beautiful when you do spot them. They have survived well here because of the rugged rock formations.

[Renee Salamon]

Beautiful hues and textures

[Rob Z]

@rensala Did you spot the wallabies... :) Mum, Dad and baby...

[Renee Salamon]

@robz gosh no, what a find - i didn’t zoom😔 What’s above them on the left ?

[Rob Z]

@rensala The wallaby up high and on the left is the Dad. Above him is just the rough rocks that protect them so well. :)

[JackieR]

With a baby!!!

[Renee Salamon]

@rensala thanks, I’lil look on my laptop later

[Wylie]

they're always gorgeous to spot, well done to get so many.

[Babs]

They blend in so well don't they, well spotted.

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

I had to zoom to find them

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Well spotted and a great capture.

[Jacqueline]

Well spotted!

[Carole Sandford]

I thought they were rabbits at first glance, but zooming in they definitely ain’t rabbits! How lovely!

[Delwyn Barnett]

They sure are hard to spot amongst the rocks, but they are so cute. Great photo.

[Rob Z]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond Hi Jackie - the tour guide was very excited about the baby because they are very endangered and there haven't been a lot of babies in the last few years. So cute too.. :)

[Rob Z]

@pusspup Thanks Wylie - it was such a funny little creek to have so many of these little treasures living in the one spot.. just wonderful. :)

[Rob Z]

@onewing Thanks Babs - we were on a guided tour down the creek - the tour guide was very excited by all the babies - apparently they are quite endangered.

[Rob Z]

@carole_sandford LOL Carol - their tail is a giveaway - it's enormously long!! :)

[Jane Pittenger]

Oh my…that is a long tail. How delightful to get to see

[Rick]

Interesting critters. Great shot.

[haskar]

Nice find. Lovely shot.

[Shutterbug]

Nice spotting. That tail is amazing.

[Krista Marson]

What sweet little animals