Great capture. That gray-green shrub behind the one on the right looks from here like sagebrush--but I'm sure it's not!

It probably fills much the same niche for an arid region plant, I think this one is known as an "Old-man Saltbush".

Stunning image with great composition, lovely work

Excellent capture !

Nicely done- there are a few areas of England where wallabies have become naturalized, some near me, but I have yet to see any .

I hadn't heard of that, Richard, but find it interesting.

That male appears to be just as interested in you as you are in him. A nice natural shot George.

How cool is that! :) They look very comfortable and happy. I would love to see a wild one out in the bush some day. I think kangaroos are fascinating. I remember watching a show about how they keep cool, by licking their arms where the veins are closest to the surface. So interesting and clever!

They are quite remarkable animals indeed, Janet. So well adapted to our climate.

Amazing capture!

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Would love to see them in the wild. Stunning shot.

Many thanks everyone for your kind comments and faves on this shot.

Always love to see kangaroos in the wild, lovely capture, George.

Thanks, Gillian. We have them on our nature strip at night. :)