marsupial

Trichosurus vulpecula. Female (I think!). Location: Exhibit within Outback Aviary.

Trichosurus vulpecula. Male (l) and female. Location: Exhibit within Outback Aviary.

View from just inside the entrance to the Outback Aviary, currently containing free-flying zebra finches, budgerigars and masked lapwings. Shows relationship with the adjacent covered portion of the wombat exhibit to the right.

Dasyurus maculatus. Also known as: spotted-tail quoll. Male. Location: right hand of the pair of on-show enclosures.

Vombatus ursinus hirsutus. Mainland wombat. Female. Currently offshow. (permission granted for release of photo)

Vombatus ursinus hirsutus. Mainland wombat. Male. Currently offshow. (permission granted for release of photo)

Dasyurus maculatus. One of two females. Also known as: spotted-tailed quoll, spotted-tail quoll, spotted quoll. Currently offshow. Permission obtained for photo release.

Dasyurus maculatus. One of two males. Also known as: spotted-tailed quoll, spotted-tail quoll, spotted quoll. Onshow - Right-hand outdoor area of tiger quoll exhibit complex. Permission obtained for photo release.

Notamacropus parma.

Wallabia bicolor.

2.0 Dusky pademelon have arrived and gone on show at the zoo, coming from Plzen, these are the only ones in the UK. Meet the UK’s ONLY ‘miniature kangaroos’ at Chester Zoo

Free-roaming

Macropus rufogriseus, with interested onlooker (Lynx lynx lynx).

Bennet's wallaby in a heart-melting pose.

Macropus rufogriseus rufogriseus investigates the steps leading to the grass-covered reservoir above Ouseley Pond.

Andean marsupial treefrog (Gastrotheca riobambae) Taken in Menagerie du jardin des Plantes (France)