Kangaroo Buck

Kangaroo buck and family

August 13, 2009 By Kathie 1 Comment

There were mainly Eastern Greys in the area but I did see this Red buck with his family. Each family had 3-4 roos in it – at least from what I could see and they were in different parts of the park.

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Filed Under: Australian wildlife, Lysterfield Lake Park Tagged With: eastern grey, kangaroo buck

July 29, 2009 By Kathie 2 Comments

Grey Kangaroo buck

This large grey kangaroo buck had his females close by feeding while he just lay and watched. He was aware of me and looked at me often but wasn’t disturbed enough to get up and move. He was content to let me snap photos of him.

Lysterfield July 25 (19)

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Filed Under: Australian wildlife, Lysterfield Lake Park Tagged With: grey kangaroo, kangaroo buck

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Kangaroo buck and family