In January, I wrote about a little Red-necked Wallaby, One day I’ll jump for joy
This is a story in pictures of the little Joeys growth since we first saw him. I am guessing a him but I don’t really have any idea if the Joey is female or male.
Still not much hair but hanging out of the pouch a bit more
The pink skin is slowly being covered. Same hang about attitude though.
Getting bigger and bolder
More fur and still likes to hang about
Almost completely covered in fur and is curious about the ground and food.
and just like that, out of the pouch
Still likes to hang close to Mum. Sometimes has a bit of a play. Jumping up at Mum’s head or grabbing on to her neck.
Learning how to scratch that itch with those huge feet.
and with that it’s time to follow Mum into the bush
This morning I thought I would get a video of Joey in the garden. This is taken through the kitchen window. My video skills need improving and I tried to use an editing suite but failed. The Wallaby in the foreground isn’t Joeys Mum. Joeys Mum is behind the Grevillea. Enjoy a very fast wallaby zooming around the garden
Awesome 👏👏👏 He’s fast getting about the place 😃
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Too hard to keep the camera up to speed 🙂
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Totally adorable! I was captivated 🙂 🙂 It must be a relief for mum not to have a wriggly Joey in that pouch, but I suppose her troubles now begin.
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He tries to get in. When danger threatens it is comical to see him stick just his head into the pouch. He will just have to keep up but willikers he is fast 🙂 🙂
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He is so sweet. Building up his muscles there. 🙂
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Ever so lovely speeding around the garden 🙂
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🙂 Such entertainment.
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Free entertainment as well 😀
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Oh My Goodness!!!!!!!!! So adorable.
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Most certainly is adorable speeding around the garden Natalie 🙂
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Lovely series of photos and the joey is so cute.
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So glad you enjoyed Joey and his taking over the garden Sheree 🙂
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Who wouldn’t?
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Watching joey is joy! And with a view like that I can spend my whole day in the kitchen 🙃
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Certainly is a joy 🙂 While you’re in there can you make me a cup of tea please 😀 😀
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Ha ha… ☕️ now back to watching joy!
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😀 😀
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He/she’s so ridiculously cute 😍The video is a fun watch.
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I wish I was better at filming. Yes ridiculously cute – great choice of words 🙂
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How old are they when they leave the pouch, Brian? Such a cutie!
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The Joeys are in the pouch for between 9 and 12 months. They get kicked out when there is another joey in there. I first saw this one in December.
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The video’s hilarious. Zing, zing, zing. How fun to have wallabies to watch in your garden.
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Doesn’t make for easy videoing especially through the kitchen window. This morning there were a couple of the big males having a bit of stoush out front 🙂
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Wouldn’t want to get caught in the middle of that.
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OH no, the fur really starts to fly when they get going 🙂
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This is such a joy to see Brian 😍
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I always hope that Joey hops around most days 🙂
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So adorable. 😊
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So cute! He/she is a speedy little fellow!
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Too hard to keep in the lens once the speed gets going 🙂
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I know it would be for me, I’m not very good at taking video!
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I’m not either
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