Pademelon

Wallaby is a group of species of marsupial mammals from the kangaroo family, usually smaller in size than kangaroos or wallaru.
Small forest wallabies are known as philanders or pademelons.
Wallabies are widespread in Australia, Tasmania, New Guinea and the Bismarck Archipelago.
They live mainly in bushes and forests, but they can also be found in open spaces, in the steppes. Wallabies were also introduced to New Zealand and the British Isles, where the largest colony is on the Isle of Man.