- Commuters reported seeing wallaby hopping along the Sydney Harbour Bridge
- The marsupial was spotted bouncing on the bridge, then the Cahill Expressway
- Traffic management company said the wallaby went into the Botanical Gardens
- Did you see or film the wallaby? Email: samuel.duncan@mailonline.com
Early morning commuters were treated to a very Australian sight on Tuesday morning – a wallaby on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Drivers reported seeing a wallaby or kangaroo hopping its way down the road on the bridge before getting on the Cahill Expressway over Circular Quay.
The iconic marsupial was spotted at about 5am, and before long a police car was on the scene to escort it off the bridge.
Early morning commuters were treated to a very Australian sight on Tuesday morning – a wallaby on the Sydney Harbour Bridge (stock image)
‘I was driving along the Harbour Bridge, I’m slowing down to 40 when I see a kangaroo just sitting there, it was pretty small, might have been a wallaby,’ Jesse told 2GB.
‘There was a little rock wallaby in the middle of the road just minding its own business with a police care there with flashing lights,’ said a called named Ray.
Other callers reported seeing the wallaby, and described it as being small and about halfway up to the top of a car in height.
‘There was a police car following it at a slow pace, it was hopping down the street, that’s Australia for you!’ said Dean.
The traffic management company said the marsupial bounded into the Botanical Gardens.
Drivers reported seeing a wallaby or kangaroo hopping its way down the road on the bridge before getting on the Cahill Expressway over Circular Quay (stock image)