Wildlife Feeding Station - Queensland, Australia

Wallabies visit a small feeding and water station in this live webcam from regional Queensland, Australia. Bowls sit beside a tree at the edge of the bush, with dry grass and leaf litter covering the ground. Animals can approach freely from the surrounding woodland.

The station provides supplementary food and water, particularly during dry periods. Wallabies are among its visitors, while the channel also reports possums, birds, koalas and dingoes in the area. Each arrives on its own schedule, so one moment several animals may be feeding together, the next it’s an empty patch of bush.

Infrared night vision keeps the clearing visible after dark, showing visitors in black and white. Small movements become easier to notice against the still background: ears turning toward a sound, a head lifting from a bowl, or an animal pausing before returning to cover.

Did You Know? Wallabies are marsupials: their young continue developing in a pouch after being born at a very early stage.

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