Shot Notes
This is a Red-necked Pademelon in the Lamington National Park in Queensland, Australia. They are smaller than Kangaroos and Wallabies but have the same body shape. This one was particularly tame, only the sound of an old diesel engine struggling up the hill made it raise its head from the task of keeping the campsite lawn mowed. The mountain park is surrounded by Gondwanan rainforest and is even cooler than Canungra. It is the first time on this trip it has dipped below the T3 point (trouser transition temperature). Which for me is 27C.
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Cute! But difficult to determine his size and Wikipedia does not tell me. Does 3T mean a thawb from now on?
I’m an Aussie now so shorts are the default position unless it gets unseasonably cold.