Wallabia bicolor

14 Swamp Wallaby at Watson, ACT

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Wallabia bicolor DonFletcher 26 Jan 2026
Wallabia bicolor cmobbs 24 Jan 2026

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Leucistic Swamp wallaby in Majura pines. Seen by a friend of a neighbour in Majura Pines on 23 Jan 2026 - exact location not available. Please note that C Mobbs did not take this photo - he simply uploaded it onto the CNM.

4 comments

   25 Jan 2026
Such a cute face :)
   26 Jan 2026
Excellent photo Chris. I havent seen the stripe on the back of this wallaby in other photos. Yours is by far the best photo. (Or could there be more than one such wallaby on Mt Majura? - I doubt it).

May be acromelanism as seen in 'sealpoint' siamese cats. Apparently the same genes are involved in Leucism and Acromelanism so acromelanism may be a form of leucism, or they may be different forms of the same thing.
   5 Feb 2026
Additional photo of this wallaby. It looks like it may be a female as there looks like dark small legs under it belly and there looks like a bulge between its back legs - perhaps a joey in its pouch?
   5 Feb 2026
Will be interesting to see what colour the joey is!

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  • 5 Feb 2026 08:06 AM Recorded on
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