Fourth Crossing Wildlife - Fauna First Aid

Spot the Difference

Ever wondered what an Eastern Grey Kangaroo looked like compared to a Common Wallaroo, or a Yellow-Bellied Glider to a Greater Glider? Don't know the difference between a Swamp Wallaby and a Red-Necked Wallaby? How
about a Common Wombat and a Hairy-Nosed Wombat?

Well, wonder no more! Listed below are some PDF files showing the differences between some of our Australian marsupials.

Eastern Grey Kangaroo and Red Kangaroo - male (PDF file - 121kb)	;;.	Eastern Grey Kangaroo and Red Kangaroo - female (PDF file - 262kb)
..
Eastern Grey Kangaroo and Wallaroo - male (PFD file - 104kb)		Eastern Grey Kangaroo and Wallaroo - female (PFD file - 882kb)

Wallaroo and Euro - male (PDF file - 226kb)		Wallaroo and Euro - female (PDF file - 750kb)

Red-Necked Wallaby and Swamp Wallaby (PDF file - 626kb)		Hairy-Nosed Wombat and Common Wombat (PDF file - 138kb)

Common Brushtail Possum and Common Ringtail Possum by Sonya Stanvic (PDF file - 87.9kb )		Common Brushtail Possum and Mountain Brushtail Possum by Sonya Stanvic (PDF file - 94.1 kb)

Squirrel Glider and Sugar Glider by Sonya Stanvic (PDF file - 101kb)		Yellow-Bellied Glider and Greater Glider by Sonya Stanvic (PDF file - 78.2kb)

Small Possums and Rodents by Sonya Stanvic (PDF file - 91.3kb)