Candid Camera
Our camera traps provide us with the opportunity to capture images of wildlife at their most relaxed, far from man-made disturbance. The cameras have been in place since September 2010. They're usually installed about 1m high on a tree trunk or post and angled slightly downward. We choose locations where the animals come to feed, drink or bathe, so they're typically around bodies of water, marsh areas, forests and forest margins.
The results vary considerably, and few of them are either perfectly exposed or thoughtfully composed. But we find them absolutely magical; they give us the chance to see the shyest, most secretive of our guests in their natural environment and behaviour.
In 2025 we received a juvenile male Giant Anteater that had been orphaned in another province. the project is led by Rewinding Argentina and the Anteater is tracked using his VHF radio collar.
