Swamp wallaby - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia

Swamp wallaby (Wallabia bicolor) is small macropod marsupial of eastern Australia. It is fern wallaby, black-tailed pademelon, black stinker on account of its characteristic swampy odour. Stock Video

Swamp Wallaby spotted at Gore Cove! 🦘🌿 Lovingly nicknamed Swampy, this wallaby has been seen in Gore Cove Reserve and nearby bushland over the past year – a heartening sign of recovery in our local environment. These wallabies rely on connected green corridors to travel between reserves, feeding on vegetation along the way. For over 35 years, our Bushland team and dedicated Bushcare volunteers have nurtured this 15-hectare corridor, creating the kind of thriving habitat that invites native wil

The Swamp Wallaby is a shy animal that usually lives alone. They can be found in places where there is thick habitat for them to hide in. The Swamp Wallaby feeds on a variety of plants including introduced and native shrubs, grasses and ferns. They are regularly spotted early in the morning along our local creeks and the Yarra River habitat corridors where there is plenty thick scrub for them to hide in during the day. Learn all about Manningham’s unique local wildlife and environment with TV Zo

Swamp habitat, sun reflected in water, slow push in, South Carolina nature.