Come on then!

The roos come up to our back fence and some are so used to people that they don't jump away unless we get quite close. They always like to sit on the rocks for a bit of extra height.

[Jason Daniels]

Nice one Sheralee, we get the odd Wallaby here, but only outside the fence... I would love to see one inside the back garden, but they might freak out the ducks!

[Karoline Gilbert]

Nice capture Sher! They are just so damn cute!! wish we had them here in the states..

[Sheralee S]

@bobfoto These are outside also but only a couple of metres from our deck. They leave their calling card in our front garden though.

[CocoRose]

G'day Skippy! Cool neighbours :)

[Sheralee S]

@bremi They are very cute Karoline especially when they have a joey with them

[marg]

The kangaroos down south are much darker in colour than this beauty. We tend to have more wallabies than Roos. Great capture of this roo with attitude.

[Sheralee S]

@murnane We get them all colours and sizes here Marg. When I was on the hill with the girls on Friday there was a little Wallaby about 6 feet from me. I never get tired of seeing them.

[Nod]

Cool shot! I have never seen one outside a zoo! I assume this is wild roo, or are they all wild?

[Sheralee S]

@viranod Yes, this is wild, no-one really has them as pets, although they tend to get very quiet in zoos and they let you hand feed them.

[Sarah White]

Great shot. It must be so cool to wake up and see these beautiful creatures so close to your home and in the wild.

[Sheralee S]

@coolgirlsar It is Sarah, the grandkids always love looking for roos.

[Abigail]

ahh i would love to see a kangaroo some day! such cool animals, and this is an excellent capture! love it

[Sheralee S]

@abigailmarie10 Maybe you will have to go home via Australia Abigail ;-)

[Thom Mitchell]

Great shot for us yanks to see one "in the wild," Sheralee!
Is this one a bit thin or "scrawny"?

[Diana Nelson]

We get squirrels and you get kangaroos! Great shot!

[Geertje K.]

That's something different! I think the largest wild creatures we have are house-cats running through our garden... What a great shot!

[♥Jennifer Bovan]

That's awesome! He's cute. I would love too actually see one myself someday.

[Muse]

Cute! And very "exotic" over here :-)

[Thom Mitchell]

Totally agree with @dinelson !!

[Amber D]

They are so cute!! It would be so much fun to have these guys running wild here.

[Bill Dodsworth]

Very cool capture! Wonderful!

[Kate Obermueller]

How cool! I've only ever seen one in captivity.

[Sheralee S]

@rhoing No Thom, we've had so much rain the grass is laid on for them, she would be in very good condition.

@dinelson Yes, I think your squirrels are adorable!

[Kimberly Mitchell]

Such a crazy concept to me! You talk about kangaroos as if they were squirrels!

[Sheralee S]

@callalilla Well Kimberly, there *is* quite a size difference I admit ;-)
I guess they can both be pests even though they are very cute.

[Robin]

Sweet little roo. Looks slightly different to our eastern greys. Nice capture on that rock.

[Dana Derrico]

I've seen kangeroos in the zoo, but not sure how I'd react if I saw one in the wild! Wow, you were able to get pretty close!