Orphaned

At the moment the wildlife carers have five of these little orphaned whip tailed wallabies or pretty faces that they have hand raisedhopping around their garden. They have two more babies still in pouches. These wallabies only live along the coastal fringe of Queensland and are easily identified by the white stripe on their cheeks and their long tapering whip-like tail.

[Jane Anderson]

A very interesting animal and story!

[Mannie]

So glad they're being cared for. They have very pretty faces.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot.

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Lovely capture of this little orphan.

[vic faizey]

Great shot as so hard 2 get them still enough

[Sue Wilde]

This is a sweetheart shot

[Maggiemae]

Never heard of these - obviously don't breed as easily as our ones which have to be culled every now and then! Or perhaps its because we don't have any predators! Good to see!