Macropus giganteus

Eastern Grey Kangaroo at Acton, ACT

Macropus giganteus at Acton, ACT - 24 Jan 2022
Macropus giganteus at Acton, ACT - 24 Jan 2022
Macropus giganteus at Acton, ACT - 24 Jan 2022
Macropus giganteus at Acton, ACT - 24 Jan 2022
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Macropus giganteus 25 Jan 2022 DonFletcher
Macropus giganteus 24 Jan 2022 HelenCross

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Will let Claire Wimpenny know

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Christine wrote:
   24 Jan 2022
I saw this same kangaroo (A2 on collar, green tag 100) at ANBG some time ago. See sighting 4249748.
HelenCross wrote:
   24 Jan 2022
@Christine I wonder if she ended up having a joey after your sighting? I'm guessing the male is hoping the 'Gonacon' has worn off!
DonFletcher wrote:
   25 Jan 2022
There are three different females and a male in these photos. EGKs around Canberra with this type of collar include both Gonacon-treated females and females which received the same injection without vaccine (controls). However at ANBG I think there were no control females. Check with Claire Wimpenny, but I suspect that a male persisting in following a collared female EGK at ANBG, would indicate a Gonacon treatment has most likely come to the end of its effect, and a bulging pouch a few months later would confirm that.

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  • 4 Abundance
  • 24 Jan 2022 08:57 AM Recorded on
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