Webcams in Australia and Oceania: birds

Peregrine falcon nest webcam, Orange
Orange, Australia
Live webcam shows a peregrine falcon nest on the outskirts of Orange, Australia in real time. The nest is located in a wooden box on top of a water tower located on the grounds of Charles Sturt University in Orange city in the Central West Region of the Australian state of New South Wales.

Webcam at the peregrine falcon nest, Melbourne
Melbourne, Australia
Live webcam shows a peregrine falcon nest in Melbourne in real time. Peregrine falcons have been inhabiting the ledge of a house on Collins Street since the early 1990s. A camera at the nest was installed about four years ago for remote bird watching.

Osprey nest webcam in Port Lincoln, South Australia
Port Lincoln, Australia
Live webcam shows the osprey nest in Port Lincoln city in the state of South Australia in Australia in real time. This nest is located on a pipe on the shore next to the entrance to the Lincoln Cove Marina. Osprey have been breeding here for over 9 years.

Webcam in the peregrine falcon nest, Orange
Orange, Australia
Live webcam is located in a peregrine falcon nest in the city of Orange. The camera shows in real time the entrance to the nest, which is located in a wooden box on top of a water tower on the grounds of Charles Sturt University in New South Wales in Australia. This box contains three birdwatching webcams.

Webcam over the peregrine falcon nest, Orange
Orange, Australia
Live webcam is installed over a peregrine falcon nest in the Australian city of Orange. Live camera feeds on a close-up of the nest, which sits in a wooden box on top of a water tower at Charles Sturt University in New South Wales. This box contains three webcams.

Sea Eagle nest webcam, Sydney
Sydney, Australia
Live webcam shows the nest of the sea eagle in real time. The nest is located on a tree near the Parramatta River in the Olympic Park of Sydney, Australia. A sea eagle, (or a bald eagle) is a bird of prey from the family of hawks.

Taiaroa Head Webcam
Dunedin, New Zealand
Taiaroa Head Webcam: streaming live from the northern royal albatross colony at Taiaroa Head near Dunedin. A young albatross pair are in the process of constructing their nest, with their egg expected in mid to late-November. Look out for their colour bands - the male bird has blue-black (BK) colour bands and the female has red-blue-black (RBK).