Answer:
Dingoes can be either both nocturnal and diurnal. Their hunting habits vary, and they may hunt during the day or at night. They may also feed at dawn and dusk, meaning they are sometimes crepuscular.
Scientists in Queensland did not examine daytime activity because dingoes were previously reported to have been nocturnal or crepuscular (active in twilight), but there is more evidence that suggests dingo activity varies per site.