Bristle (2020)
My red-legged pademelon (wallaby) character!

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Bristle (2020)
My red-legged pademelon (wallaby) character!

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Red-legged pademelon (Thylogale stigmatica) By: Ernest P. Walker From: Walker's Mammals of the World 1964
There’s a pademelon snoozing in my MIL’s garden.
(I mean, I’m not married, but what do you call your partner’s mum?)
Anyway back to the cutie. It just stretched and settled its little face back on its front paws.
Brown's Pademelon Thylogale browni
A marsupial related to wallabies and kangaroos, found in New Guinea.
img source (unconfirmed, maybe a juvenile)
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By JJ Harrison, CC BY-SA 3.0

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this is the dusky pademelon.
angry, annoyed, inconvenienced, and probably overdramatic. dusky pademelons are marsupials, native to australia they are very very closely related to wallabies (which are like small kangaroos for those who dont know) that mainly feed on grass and fruit they might find laying around. their derpy eyes serve as perfect adaptions for seeing at dusk, where light is dim. just like kangaroos they tend to hang around during the end of the day where theres limited predators or disturbances, but at the end of the day these beady eyed poor excuses for an animal blended with every mammal in existence, it earned its place on my blog.
Pademelon by  @photography_by_nikki_long
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