When to Watch Wildlife

Feedback
 

© PMcS 2006

Wildlife webcams

If you wish to get started with your own webcam, why not put up a bird box and install a camera to watch the nesting season in your own back garden?  For advice go to the following site: www.beautifulbritain.co.uk.

Please feel free to report great wildlife webcams to us at info@whentowatchwildlife.org and we might include them on this page.  Also, if you find that one of our chosen sites has stopped streaming their webcam then we would be grateful if you could tell us...thanks.

Some of these webcams are turned off during the night or at dusk and dawn.

• Sea bird pictures colonies on the glorious Scottish coast (last checked 11/03/12).

Nesting gannets 2011
 

• Scottish Wildlife Trust feeder webcam (last checked 11/03/12) and Osprey cam.

Osprey nest 2011
 

• My Forest Home - a great site with a number of garden wildlife webcams (last checked 11/03/12)

• Andrew Coopers site has a number of webcams watching badgers, birds and even a water but all on his Church Farm (last checked 11/03/12)

• The RSPB webcams provide snapshots of a number of their bird feeders (last checked 11/03/12).

• UKGardenWildife have a webcam watching a bird table (last checked 11/03/12).

• Cambridge University nesting swifts - live pictures of nesting swifts when they return in May 2011.(last checked 11/03/12)

• Nature Watch - Webcams setup in nest boxes, a bird bath, mealworm feeder and seed feeder, recording all of the action from a regular household garden in Essex. (last checked 11/03/12).

• Derby Cathedral peregrine webcam page (last checked 11/03/12) and  blog

• Nottingham Trent University peregrine falcon webcam - make sure that you double click on the webcam image to see the nest (last checked 11/03/12)

• Beds Garden Wildlife provides a 24 hour experience - you never quite know what you might see. (last checked 11/03/12).

• Catherine's Nest Box Webcams - webcams focused in and on a number of nest boxes in a garden in Essex. (last checked 11/03/12)

• The i-Catcher console site is a great resource when available: bird table 1, bird table 2 (see images below), owlcam, and roofcam (for perching owls) webcams - high quality cameras by dedicated bird lovers.  Be patient with the controls (last checked 11/03/12).

nuthatch	little owl (very unusual bird table visitor)
robin	great spotted woodpecker
great tits	blue tit
goldfinches	wren