Webcams in Europe: animals

Webcam in the forest in Denmark
Denmark
Is installed in a forest near a small country farm in Denmark. The goal is to find out what animals live in the area and become familiar with their behavior. Typically, birds and deer will be in front of the camera during the daytime, while badgers, foxes and martens arrive at night.

Dublin Zoo webcam
Ireland
Dublin Zoo webcam: live from Ireland.

Penguin Webcam
Ireland
Penguin Webcam: a brand new webcam overlooking the newly re-developed penguin habitat in Dublin Zoo, so you can watch 14 penguins play, sleep and feed at any time, night or day. The penguin feeding time is 2.30pm daily!

Webcam at ground feeder for birds and animals, Sheffield
Sheffield, United Kingdom
Shows a ground bird and animal feeder in a private garden in Sheffield in real time. The broadcast from the camera comes with sound. At night, you can see foxes and badgers at the feeder, and during the day there are many birds and squirrels. However, due to problems with rats, food is not placed in the feeder during the daytime.

Webcam at the pond of Makov Center
Nova Ves, Czech Republic
Is installed near the pond in the center «Makov» of rehabilitation of injured wild animals. With this camera you can watch a variety of birds and animals.

Webcam in badger burrows
Estonia
From badger burrow, which is in the wild forest in Estonia. Badger - mammal species of the genus badgers musteline. Badger leads nocturnal, but often it can be seen in the daytime - in the morning until 8 in the evening - after 5-6 hours.

Husky online
Rivne, Ukraine
Online webcam shows puppies of Siberian Husky. Watch in real time how the husky play, grow and become more interesting every day. Puppies live in a special house for the husky, where the optimum temperature is maintained for them.

Rhodesian Ridgeback puppies online
Minsk, Belarus
Shows how sporting rhodesian ridgeback puppies are in real time. Rhodesian ridgeback is the only South African breed of dog recognized by the FCI. In accordance with the classification, FCI refers to related breeds of beagle dogs. A characteristic feature of the breed is the «comb» on the back - a strip from the tail to the neck, within which the wool grows in the direction opposite to the rest of the fur coat.