This little guy has many names — the swamp wallaby, the black wallaby, fern wallaby, black pademelon, and my personal favorites, the black stinker, or simply, the stinker. it’s a small macropod species, usually solitary and nocturnal. Lucky for the swamp wallaby — and probably a reason why it is also called the stinker — the Aboriginal people of Australia find it to be inedible due to its smell and taste after cooking. But seriously, who in their right mind could eat this little guy. Nikon D200 with Nikkor 80-200mm lens (at 200mm) ISO 800, f/2.8 at 1/40th of a second
This is a really great shot Sean, he’s a tiny little guy. The name makes me think of those t-shirts Kerry and I used to have when we were little that said little stinker on them.
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This photograph pulls me right into it. I love the angle of the shot, low to the ground, the ferns and sweet swamp wallaby.
Not for us a snack—-this stinker of the out back—-enjoy what you SEE.
This is a really great shot Sean, he’s a tiny little guy. The name makes me think of those t-shirts Kerry and I used to have when we were little that said little stinker on them.
What an adorable STINKER!
what do they mean by lille stinker, he might be fristy, creaute to cach, he might be a good meal, for the aminals but not for humans,.