This is an eastern grey kangaroo mom with her joey, locally known as foresters in Tasmania. Sometimes it seems that joeys just can’t fit in the pouch anymore and random arms, legs and tails start to poke out. This photo was taken at the end of a great day in Narawantapu National Park on the northern coast of Tasmania. Nikon D800 with Nikkor 70-200mm lens (at 200mm) ISO 800, f/5.6 at 1/50th of a second
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This is an eastern grey kangaroo mom with her joey, locally known as foresters in Tasmania. Sometimes it seems that joeys just can’t fit in the pouch anymore and random arms, legs and tails start to poke out. This photo was taken at the end of a great day in Narawantapu National Park on the northern coast of Tasmania.
Beautiful eyes on that mom. And lovely light, too.
——- A chance encounter
——- Of Tasmanian eve
——- A Forester could ask
——- Is that a Joey
——- In your pocket or
——- Are you just
——- Happy to see me .
Can it possibly get more darling than a kangaroo mom & her joey?
Joey looks a little uncomfortable! Great capture!