Webcams in Americas: birds

Puffin Burrow Webcam, Seal Island
Maine, United States
Live webcam installed in the burrow of the Atlantic puffins on the island of Seal, in the Gulf of Maine, in the Atlantic Ocean. Hidden camera allows you to watch in real time as puffins nest and breed during the spring and summer months. Such factors as changes in the level of the tide, glare from the sea surface and thick fog sometimes influence…

Bald Eagle Webcam, Florida
Sarasota, United States
This eagle’s nest is located on private property, which is also a small working cattle ranch, near a large state park in southwest Florida. Eagle Country is made up of a small group of people who love God, love His people and love eagles. The ranch has been in the family for generations and the nest has been on the property for around 20 years.

360° webcam at the nest of bald eagles, Florida
Florida, United States
Live webcam with a viewing angle of 360° is installed at the nest of bald eagles in Florida. This camera allows you to move the image to any viewing area. Live broadcasting is in real time.

Great Horned Owl Webcam, Montana
Charlo, United States
Live webcam shows a nest of the Great Horned Owl in Montana (USA) in real time. This nest is located in western Montana near the Ninepipes Nature Reserve, where Great Horned Owls nest every year. The Great Horned Owl owl is one of the most magnificent species of owls. It is known for its deep scream, frightening yellow-eyed look and long bunches similar to ear. Because of these bunches, it was nicknamed the «great horned».

Bald Eagles Webcam, Minnesota
Minnesota, United States
Live webcam shows a nest of bald eagles in Minnesota in real time. An eagle camera is a great way of getting a close-up view of nature without even leaving home. This live cam allows you to safely watch the life of birds of prey in their natural habitat in Minnesota.

Bald Eagles Nest Webcam, Pittsburgh, PA
Pittsburgh, United States
Live PTZ webcam broadcasts a real-time view of the nest of bald eagles in Pittsburgh. A pair of Bald Eagles are now nesting within 5 miles of downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania along the Monongahela River. Webcam allows you to remotely observe birds.