This is not a white rabbit either

[TonyW]

... nor a hare. But it is seen from our window.

056A3600 by tonyw36, on Flickr

I can't do much to improve the background here until it rains.

056A3966wallaby by tonyw36, on Flickr

[Brownbear]

Thanks for sharing... I want a Wallaby!

The 1st image is super cute, but the 2nd image is beautiful and so special...

[pnodrog]

Tony delightful shots and reminds me that I am long overdue for one of my visits to Australia that I enjoy so much. I think any reference to exact species now need to be accompanied by a DNA test results.

[dje]

It's clearly a wallaby, not a kangaroo !

Nice capture Tony, good to get one with the joey in the pouch.

Dave

[TonyW]

Thanks for the comments. These wallabies are getting tamer over the years but are still quite wary.

L.Paul, I too feel that I am overdue for a visit to NZ, especially the north island. I have only been to Auckland and Wellington.

We don't have rabbits around here but we do have hares. A few months ago we had the remains of one on our garage floor. It had been largely digested by a snake and then excreted, leaving a horrible stinking mess recognisable because the back legs were still intact.

[pnodrog]

Thanks for the comments. These wallabies are getting tamer over the years but are still quite wary.

L.Paul, I too feel that I am overdue for a visit to NZ, especially the north island. I have only been to Auckland and Wellington.

We don't have rabbits around here but we do have hares. A few months ago we had the remains of one on our garage floor. It had been largely digested by a snake and then excreted, leaving a horrible stinking mess recognisable because the back legs were still intact.

Tony thank you for the mental picture your above description painted. I usually have a short session of catching up with posts just before dinner. I am very glad I decided to have a look a bit earlier as I can mark this one as read and give my indelicate stomach time to settle down.

[jcuknz]

They have long ears like a rabbit