Djuma Game Reserve Webcam
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Djuma Game Reserve Webcam
Live PTZ webcam is installed in Djuma Game Reserve in South Africa. The camera in real time shows a watering place for wild animals in front of the Gowrie Dam. If you're lucky, you can see how the lions come to the watering hole. If you are very lucky, with this webcam you can see in real time how the lions are hunting. In this case, the operator will try to direct the camera to the lions and approach them as close as possible. You can also see a lot of impal (light brown antelope) and many other species of mammals, birds and reptiles.
Live PTZ webcam in Djuma Game Reserve is the very first webcam in Africa. This broadcast began in 1998.
The camera in Djuma Game Reserve is remotely controlled by the volunteer corps of people around the world. Volunteers connect to the online webcam on their shift in accordance with the schedule and operate a webcam to search for animals and display them close-up.
Broadcasting is carried out in high definition HD format with sound! Immerse yourself in the wildlife of Africa.
Geography: Mpumalanga. Time zone: GMT+02:00
Broadcast quality: video, 720p, 🔊 with sound. Status: webcam is online (checked a few days ago).
Category: animals, PTZ.
Broadcast quality: video, 720p, 🔊 with sound. Status: webcam is online (checked a few days ago).
Category: animals, PTZ.
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Video from this webcam
total: 10- Lone African Buffalo standing up. 02/09/21 (16:42)
- 2Eagle trying to dry out from the rain (no audio) (3:04)
- 3Giraffes
(11:33) - 4Hippo up close
(8:10) - 5Warthogs wallowing in the mud
(4:07) - 6Elephants come for a drink and some spa time (10:34)
- 7Hyena-Corky on alert after hearing roar from Lion (10:52)
- 8Wildebeests and Impalas
(4:56) - 9Lion-Avoca male on lodge deck and Hyena audio (10:41)
- 10Wallowing Warthogs, Impalas and Nyalas (6:47)
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Interesting shots with the webcam: 3Very good camera work, but we would appreciate a little more time with birds rather than just large animals, especially when there aren't any large animals in the area.
Chet, Lakeside // 2022-10-30
Camera operator appears to be sleeping! Giraffe walks past the camera and he/she then focus on some Impala in the distance. Really!
Philip Bernard Joubert, Johannesburg // 2020-05-22
Thanks for a great webcam.
Is it possible to ask the operator where to move the camera? Sometimes I can hear sounds close to the Webcam but the operator appears to be scouting in faraway places.
Philip Bernard Joubert, Johannesburg // 2020-05-18
When this cam started, I was a member of this group, and still in Cape Town. I am now retired for more than 20 years in The Cradle of Human Kind. Accidentally found this page and it brings back fond memories and I will be back regularly.
GREAT job to all. Fond memories, Bill Hollenbach (Pavo)
Bill Hollenbach, Lanseria // 2019-11-17
Thanks for the pleasure.
Dmitry, Mosсow // 2019-09-30
Are any of the djuma waterholes filled from other sources than rain.
Derek, Edinburgh Scotland // 2019-05-13
Yikes-where's the water? I haven't got to watch in a long time and sure is different! Still love the place though.
Wendy, Dayton // 2018-05-06
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