Discovering the Golden Swamp Wallaby at Coombabah Lakelands

There are too many wonderful things to encounter whilst walking through the Coombabah Lakelands. Where To See One of the most pleasant surprise to watch is a Golden Swamp Wallaby. A real gem from the region, this small and delicate creature.

What is a Golden Swamp Wallaby

The Golden Swamp Wallaby (also known as the wallabie) is a marsupial. It is a amazing creature, that look like kangaroo but it has shiny gold fur. These wallabies are basically recluses who only make brief appearances, sometimes hiding among the bushes and tall grass. You will be lucky to see one hopping around or munching on vegetation when you quietly walk by . They are pretty small, only large as your average dog.

Where to Find Them

Golden Swamp Wallaby — Coombabah Lakelands The park has many pedestrian walkways and secluded spots. You may be able to bird watch in early morning and evening. They like places peaceful and safe. Be sure to approach slowly and look carefully — they can camouflage with the best of ‘em.

Why Are They Special?

These Golden Swamp Wallabies are a key part of the local ecosystem. They also help to control pests by feeding on grass and leaves. This can keep the park in balance. Again, sadly fewer Rufous Hare-wallabies are found in some areas. That makes it all the more interesting when we come across one in its element. It is a reminder of nature and wildlife which we need to save.

Conclusion

The Coombabah Lakelands – you never know what your gonna come across on a walk. One of the better ones is Golden Swamp Wallaby. Set off and relax, ad take notice of these beautiful animals along the track. You may never get to see another one!