Heading to Florida for a few days, so this will be last post until later in the week.
A group of wallabies is sometimes called a court. The term draws from the image of social gathering and display, especially during breeding season, when males gather around a receptive female. That dynamic can resemble a royal “court,” with suitors assembling and posturing. Wallabies aren’t highly social like kangaroos, but when they do cluster, the name captures a sense of quiet ceremony in the bush. And per usual, this Bennett’s wallaby was alone, perhaps looking for that elusive court. For more animal group names, visit my store, Species Limited. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 400mm) ISO 3200, f/4 at 1/250th of a second.
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