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This rock waterhole offered a quiet opportunity to observe wildlife in a natural setting. Using our own trail cameras, we recorded a range of species visiting the site at different times throughout the month.

Species seen were a spotted-tailed quoll, wallabies, possums, echidnas, currawongs, rosellas, and other animals visiting the site at different times. The footage shows routine behaviour around the water, including drinking, movement, and brief interactions, as it occurs naturally in the Australian bush.

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0:00 – Spotted-tailed quoll walks past waterhole during storm
0:11 – Friarbird and wattlebird interaction
0:28 – Eastern rosellas arrive at waterhole
1:01 – Echidna approaches waterhole
1:49 – Swamp wallaby drinks
2:48 – Night IR Brush-tailed possum scent-marks and observes camera
3:10 – Butcherbirds sings, currawong drinks
3:48 – Spotted-tailed quoll investigates waterhole
4:02 – White-throated treecreepers approach waterhole
4:16 – Currawong bathes
4:24 – Night IR Echidna drinks
4:51 – Yellow-faced honeyeaters drink
5:17 – Friarbird call
5:29 – Night IR Spotted-tailed quoll drinks
5:46 – Eastern rosellas and currawong at waterhole
7:09 – Night IR Brush-tailed possum approaches waterhole
7:29 – Wattlebird drinks
7:52 – Night IR Swamp wallaby drinks
8:22 – Yellow-faced honeyeater drinks
8:27 – Friarbird bathes, white-throated treecreeper
9:58 – Spotted-tailed quoll investigates waterhole edge
10:12 – Eastern wallaroo approaches waterhole


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