Unusual Macropod & Cullarin Range

During my last 2 visits to Lake Ginninderra
Peninsula I flushed a pair of medium-size macropods from long grass on
the central ridge running north-south.
Both macropods were grey in colour but
with reddish tails. The face, from what I could see, seemed more wallaroo
or red-necked wallaby-esque.
If anyone else is out that way please
take a look and try to identify them.

A trip to the Cullarin Range yesterday
did not produce much out of the ordinary in the damp cool gullies except
a recently dead Agile(?) Antechinus (no sign of external injury) and Brown-headed
Honeyeaters.

Back to birds, and the past week or
so has seen a rise in the number of raptors in the region (for me at least).
Peregrine Falcons at the Mint and Sutton, Brown Falcons aplenty around
Gunning/Gundaroo, both Little and Wedge-tailed Eagle between L George and
Gunning, both Kestrels and Kites around Gungahlin and further to the north,
and a Sparrowhawk at Bellenden Street.

Cheers
Marnix


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