The Zoochat Photographic Guide to Monotremes and Marsupials

Added Gilbert's Potoroo pics.

 

Added Banded Hare-wallaby (the new pictures aren’t even close to being in the same ballpark as the ones I lost) and Western Barred Bandicoot pics, as well as different sub-species of Black-footed Rock-wallaby.

 

Does that northern Sugar Glider remind anyone else of that alien from the movie “Life”?

 

Added a pic of the Rothschild's Rock-wallaby I saw tonight. (Not sure why the pictures are so crappy. Still figuring out that new camera.)

 

This is the best I can do

 

From the museum,

"Unfortunately the specimens are too dried-out to really distinguish the species. Many of the mounts in the Discovery Centre had been on display for several decades, so this isn’t particularly surprising. I know that the label was changed from Acrobates pygmaeus to A. frontalis when the displays were partially refurbished in 2012. I spoke to our collection manager about why the label was changed, and apparently it was on the basis of geographic distribution (The specimens were from an area where A. frontalis is known to occur)."

 

Added better pictures of Banded Hare-wallaby and Black-footed Rock-wallaby (subs. lateralis)

 

@Chlidonias great to see you've added some of my recent trip photos! I believe we can add Ornate cuscus from Batu Secret Zoo. Unless you're not certain on the ID?

 

Didn't think you'd choose that photo^^

 

Just didn't think you'd choose that pic out of the four Banded Hare-wallaby ones

 

Toolache | ZooChat shows a toolache wallaby and a pig-footed bandicoot; Eastern Hare Wallaby | ZooChat shows an eastern hare wallaby.

 

Uploaded two mounted specimens of antechinus to Healesville gallery, one of which wasn't previously represented here.

 

TWP's Nabarlek should be subspecies canescens.