Request for ID assistance - Macropod Mickey Mouseand Mazda

["Greg & Val Clancy" <>]

I am putting my money on Walllaroo Macropus robustus on the basis that:

the rhinarium (the area around the nose and upper lip) is bare and black - 
it is hairy in Eastern Grey Kangaroos;
the head shape is more Wallaroo;

the ears are large and hairy inside;

the hindquarters appear reddish brown - a character of female Wallaroos;

and

the solid build.


It is definitely not a wallaby of any type as they all have white face 
stripes.
A clearer photo would be nice but I presume that this is the only one 
available.  I can see why Bill thought that it was an Eastern Grey but for 
the above reasons I don't agree with him.
Greg Clancy
Ecologist and Birding Guide
Coutts Crossing
NSW
www.birdrangers.com