Timelapse of wildlife enjoying feeding stations after January bushfires

Motion-activated cameras capture wildlife feeding at some of the 62 stations across the island in Australia

SHOWS: KANGAROO ISLAND, AUSTRALIA (RECENT) (RSPCA SOUTH AUSTRALIA - MUST ON SCREEN COURTESY RSPCA SOUTH AUSTRALIA/ NO RESALE) 1.

TIMELAPSE OF KANGAROOS FEEDING AT FEEDING STATION 2.

TIMELAPSE OF KANGAROOS FEEDING AT FEEDING STATION (NIGHT SHOT) 3.

VARIOUS OF TIMELAPSE TIMELAPSE OF KANGAROOS FEEDING AT FEEDING STATION 4.

TIMELAPSE OF KANGAROOS FEEDING AT FEEDING STATION (NIGHT SHOT) 5.

TIMELAPSE OF KANGAROOS FEEDING AT FEEDING STATION, PEOPLE ARRANGING STORY: An animal welfare charity, RSPCA South Australia, caught on camera Kangaroo Island's native animals coming in to eat at six of 62 food stations between February 22 and 25 in Australia.

Most of the park and its infrastructure was burnt in the January bushfires, leaving little habitat for surviving wildlife, the feeding stations fill deficiencies.

Cameras have been set up at 24 feeding stations.

(Production: Pola Grzanka)