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The agile wallaby, Macropus agilis also known as the sandy wallaby is a species of wallaby found in northern Australia and New Guinea.

$Agile wallaby (Notamacropus agilis)\nsandy wallaby, Trinity Park. Queensland.$

Cute Kangaroo hiding in foliage on Hamilton Island, Australia

Wallaby with baby joey in pouch in far north Queensland, Australia.

Photograph of two young wild gray kangaroos taken in Queensland, Australia. This photograph was taken late in the afternoon with full frame camera and G telephoto lens.

Mother and baby white wallabies, otherwise known as the Bennetts wallaby. These animal are albino, due to a genetic mutation, and are endemic to Bruny Island, Tasmania.

Cute small Rock Wallaby, Mareeba, Queensland, Australia. Member of the Macropod family. Close-up Face

$Close-up shot of a wallaby lying down in a zoo enclosure in Northumberland, Northeast England. The wallaby lies peacefully on the wood chips within its zoo enclosure, basking in the warm sunlight. Its relaxed posture highlights a moment of calm and quiet beauty.\n\nVideos are available similar to this scenario.$

this is a joey yellow footed rock wallaby

Kangaroos grazing in a valley with golden morning light.

A cute and gentle wallaby (Macropus rufogriseus) sits in a peaceful forest clearing, delicately chewing on fresh grass. Sunlight filters through the surrounding eucalyptus trees, around sunset.

$Kangaroo hiding in the bush on the dry basin of lake Mungo in Mungo National Park, a protected national park that is located in south-western New South Wales, in eastern Australia. \nThe national park is part of the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Willandra Lakes Region, an area of 2,400 square kilometres that incorporates seventeen dry lakes.$

Red-necked Wallaby (Notamacropus rufogriseus)

A captivating scene of wallabies thriving in their natural environment, surrounded by lush greenery. This image beautifully captures the grace and agility of these fascinating creatures, offering a glimpse into their daily lives in the wild and the vibrant ecosystem they inhabit.

A wallaby sits quietly on a grassy patch near a wooded area, bathed in warm, natural sunlight. The soft shadows of the surrounding trees and tangled branches create a peaceful forest backdrop. Captured in a moment of calm, this image highlights the solitary nature and gentle presence of this marsupial in its environment.

the yellow footed rock wallaby is grey, white and tan

A female Wallaby sitting on the green grass in the nature

Beautiful little kangaroo on a green meadow

$The agile wallaby. North Queensland. \n\n(Notamacropus agilis), also known as the sandy wallaby, is a species of wallaby found in northern Australia and southern New Guinea.$

A Wallaby (Macropus) joey in its mother’s pouch at Kuranda in Queensland.

Close-up portrait of a baby kangaroo against a soft green natural background

Wallabies are in the same family as kangaroos. Like kangaroos, they get around by hopping and raise young in a pouch in the female’s belly. They are plant eaters; spending the dawn and dusk hours eating grasses and other plants, and usually rest out of site during broad daylight. The red-necked wallaby is a medium-sized, long-eared kangaroo with reddish fur across its shoulders and the back of its neck. The rest of the fur is grayish-tan, turning white on the belly and chest. Like all wallabies and kangaroos, they have powerful lower legs and tail. Red-necked wallabies are most closely related to the Red Kangaroo.

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