Tammar Wallaby Macropus eugenii (aka Dama or Darma Wallaby) |
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Kangaroo Island, South Australia March 2006 The Tammar Wallaby is distributed on Kangaroo Island with a different sub-species in Western Australia. There used to be a third sub-species, the nominate, on mainland South Australia. This became extinct in the wild but has since been re-introduced to the Yorke Peninsula, SA. |
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It is found in dry eucalypt forest, woodland and scrub.
About the size of a large domestic cat it is dark grey-brown above with white flecks and pale grey to buff below with red-tinged flanks and limbs. There is a page on this species at Wikipedia. |
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