Wildlife Monitoring with Remote Cameras

Several remote cameras have been placed around the Park to monitor the presence and activity of Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby, feral animals and to view whatever else passes in front of the cameras. The Batteries and SD cards are replaced at each visit and their photographic contents are analysed. Some photos are displayed below (a lot of action happens at night). Read more here RemCam. Read our 2026 report publication here: CamRep

Members of the Friends of V-GRNP, “helping” to service the trail cameras placed in the sand dunes near Munda / Lake Frome.

YFRW at Weetootla
Feral goat at Weetootla
YFRW active at the colony above the “Lovely Pool”

One of our cameras is serendipitously placed at a YFRW colony with a view of a place that they like to frequent. Here is a sequence of 200 images, spaced one second apart, showing a pair of wallabies having a tussle. Below the wallaby images is a Gallery of images. Right-click on one to open it in a new window.

Sparrowhawk
Two Euro
Great Cormorant
Red kangaroo at Munda
Feral cat near Lake Frome
Dingo: outside the dog fence
Dingo taking a selfie
Another feral cat
The Eagle has landed
Dingo near Munda/Lake Frome
Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby
Quoll at Weetootla SpringHead
Quoll in Weetootla
Echidna
Varanus gouldii
Red Kangaroo at night
Red Kangaroo and joey
Euro at Weetootla
YFRW at night
YFRW and joey

A crowd of Euro
A Euro and a Red Kangaroo
A crowd of Red Kangaroo
Sheep! in a National Park
Echidna at Weetotla Springhead
Yellow footed rock wallaby