To promote the Atlas of Living Australia's 10 billionth entry(!), I came up with the idea to do a 'Where's Wally'-style find-a-wallaby for the public to play with. Here it is. It took 12 hours. About 6 hours for outlines and 6 hours for colour. It was quite fun to do. It's called 'Where's Wallaby' and there's (in)conspicuously, no wallaby. There was going to be, but I did the mammals last and got sick of drawing. That's acceptable, right?

There are 70 (71) Australian natives in here. Here's the key. Find 'em!

AMPHIBIANS

Corroboree frog
Southern bell frog
Green tree frog

BIRDS

Tawny frogmouth
Rainbow lorikeet
Cassowary
Australian Magpie
Emu
Wedge-tailed eagle
Sulphur-crested cockatoo
Laughing kookaburra
Superb fairy-wren
Little penguin
Australian pelican

FUNGI

Salmon gum mushroom
Stinky squid mushroom
Lawyer's wig mushroom

INVERTEBRATES

Golden silk orb-weaver
Transverse lady beetle
Giant burrowing cockroach
Social Huntsman
Sydney funnel-web spider
Redback spider
Red eye cicada
Paper wasp
Blue-ringed octopus
Giant cuttlefish

CONIFERS

Wollemi pine
Bunya pine

FERNS

Staghorn fern
Bird's nest fern
Rough tree fern
Australian bracken

REPTILES

Tiger snake
Green tree snake
Variable fat-tailed gecko
Lace monitor
Frilled-neck lizard
Red-bellied black snake
Blue-tongued lizard
Mary River turtle
Freshwater crocodile
Saltwater crocodile
Loggerhead sea turtle

FISH

Queensland Lungfish
Barramundi
Giant Moray
White shark
Zebra lionfish
Flying gurnard

FLOWERING PLANTS

Moreton Bay fig
Hairpin banksia
Banks' grevillea
Red-and-green kangaroo paw
Waratah
Lomandra (basket grass)
Acacia (golden wattle)
Scribbly gum
Grey mangrove

MAMMALS

Quokka
Tasmanian devil
Tiger quoll
Koala
Eastern grey kangaroo
Southern hairy-nosed wombat
Grey-headed flying fox
Short-beaked echidna
Platypus
Australian fur seal
Humpback whale