Webcams in Amur Oblast: birds

Webcam in the enclosure with Japanese cranes, Muravyovka
Muravyevka, Russia
Live webcam with a view of the nest of Japanese cranes is installed in the aviary of Muravyov Park in the Amur Region. The owners of the nest, a pair of Japanese cranes, are named Oka and Kivili. Since 2017, their chicks have been released into nature every year to replenish the wild population of Japanese cranes.

Webcam at the nest of a Far Eastern stork, Berezovsky reserve
Berezovka, Russia
Live webcam transmits a view of the nest of a Far Eastern stork, located on an artificial tripod in the Berezovsky reserve. With the help of a webcam, you can observe the life of Far Eastern storks in their natural habitat in real time. Beryozovsky reserve is located near the village of Beryozovka in Ivanovsky District of Amur Region of Russia.

Webcam with a view of the tripod with a Far Eastern stork nest, Beryozovsky reserve
Berezovka, Russia
Live webcam broadcasts a view of the tripod with a Far Eastern stork nest, Berezovsky reserve. The camera is set 30 meters from the artificial tripod and allows you to observe life around the nest of Far Eastern storks in real time. In the field of view of the webcam gets not only the tripod with a bird's nest, but also the field in which the tripod is located.

Webcam overlooking the birch tree with a Far Eastern stork nest, Beryozovsky reserve
Berezovka, Russia
Live webcam shows a view of a birch tree with a Far Eastern stork nest in the Berezovsky reserve. The camera is set 20 meters from birch and allows viewers to see what is happening around the nest in real time. In the field of view webcam gets not only birches with a nest, but also a field near a birch grove, which is located 5 kilometers from the village of Berezovka in Ivanovsky District in the Amur Region in Russia.

Webcam at the nest of the Far Eastern storks
Tambovka, Russia
Live webcam is installed near the nest of the Far Eastern storks. The nest is located on the power line support near the village of Tambovka in the Amur Region of Russia. The camera allows you to watch in real time the nesting of some of the rarest birds of Russia. The Far Eastern storks is under threat of extinction and is listed in the Red Book of the Russian Federation.