Peregrine falcon nest webcam, Orange
Peregrine falcon nest webcam, Orange
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.
The live camera is designed to study the reproductive behavior and diet of a family of non-migratory peregrine falcons residing in Australia. This project has been approved by the CSU Animal Ethics Committee.
The webcam at the Orange peregrine falcon nest works around the clock in real time.
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Video from this webcam
total: 22- Accidentally fledge by Rubus 2022/11/20 (00:41)
- 211.11.2022 Indigo fledges!
(2:04) - 3In the evening, October 5, the second chick hatched!!! (1:27)
- 4Cilla is cleaning nest box & camera lens (10:14)
- 5Eggs are removed by Cilla
(6:00) - 6Young Yurruga made her first flight (4:19)
- 7Another prey is fed to Yurruga (8:59)
- 8Yurruga learns to de-feathering a prey (4:17)
- 9Congratulations Diamond & Xavier for first baby. 08.10.2021 (00:52)
- 10Third egg. September 5, 2021
(6:20) - 11Second egg. September 2, 2021
(9:06) - 12First egg! August 31, 2021
(11:17) - 13Izzi brings in a largish parrot. December 23, 2020 (3:19)
- 14Izzi's fnal I hope fledge
(1:07) - 15Izzi returns after rehab
(00:53) - 16Izzi Fledges
(1:17) - 17Return of Izzi
(3:22) - 18Falling out of the nest
(00:49) - 19Educational process
(3:24) - 20Walk through the nest and return to mama (3:22)
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Interesting shots with the webcam: 1Have just been watching the Falcon in its nest eating what seems to me to be small stones. Am I right in this and if so what is the purpose of this. Would appreciate any feedback. Thanks. /2025-03-04/
Phil Hoare, Tea Gardens NSW Australia
I have followed the Falcon project in Orange for many months ( I am a former Orange resident) and I see now a lone bird always in or around the nest. Do not know if male or female but saddens me to see this bird alone is the mate somewhere around ? /2025-01-16/
Phil Hoare,
Just watching the current falcon (mum or dad) ? seems to be forming a bowl in the nest. Wondering if a second clutch of eggs may be on the way. /2024-11-24/
Wondering if the breeding pair have a second clutch in this season./2024-11-22/
Wondering if the breeding pair have a second clutch in this season.
Phil Hoare,
At 7:34 on Saturday 16th the second chick left the nest. /2024-11-16/
Bruce, Hobart
Last couple of times I have logged into watch these guys I am only seeing one chick. Has the other fallen out of nest or fledged? /2024-11-14/
Phil Hoare, Tea Gardens NSW
At 11:26 on Wednesday 13th the first chick left the nest. /2024-11-13/
Bruce,
Both chicks have spent quite a bit of time today exercising their wings and looking out into the world. /2024-11-10/
Bruce,
Just love tuning to watch the progress of these two chicks. Growing rapidly. /2024-10-15/
Phil Hoare,
Might be wrong. Thought I could see 3 this morning. 2 and 1 egg this evening /2024-10-08/
Cevii, Rushworth
I have been watching this wonderful event unfold as I am a former resident of Orange, born and bred. It is just fabulous. I am also watching the Falcons at 367 Collins Street in Melbourne. /2024-10-08/
Phil Hoare, Tea Gardens
I think the last one is out this morning. /2024-10-07/
Another one hatched. That makes 2/2024-10-05/
Another one hatched. That makes 2
Cevii,
Two chicks spotted today. /2024-10-05/
Bruce,
First of the 3 eggs hatched today. One chick now in the nest. /2024-10-04/
Bruce,
Mum sitting on 3 eggs today. /2024-09-19/
Bruce,
Hi I watch this most days and love the beauty of what I see. I am also a former resident of Orange. What worries me or intrigues me is that every time I log into see how mum is going there is never any pics or what ever of her partner is she on her own ?? /2024-09-19/
Phil,
Hi, I have been watching the Falcon for some time now. Watched both chicks fly from the nest today. 14/11/2024 /2023-11-14/
Bruce, Hobart, Tasmania
The hatched around the 28/29 September 2023 /2023-11-10/
Scott, Adelaide
I'm wondering on what date did these babies hatch. If anyone can tell me, I'd appreciate it. /2023-11-09/
Paula, Nambour
Can anyone see the figure walking on the ground can be seen at left on the ground. Looks quite ghostly. /2023-10-19/
Liz, Nicholson
I absolutely love this camera view of these wonderful birds, thankyou for this camera! /2022-11-05/
Christine Evans, Worthing, Sussex, England
Why is the chick keep doing this.I think the adults do this to cool down would the chick be doing this. /2022-10-29/
Liz andrew, Nicholson victoria
Wonderful to see these beautiful birds! Thankyou :) /2022-10-25/
Christine Evans, Worthing
Please find out what is dangling on the ledge. Right now 13-10-2022 Thu 21:20:33. Appears to be like a fishing lureβ¦it is worrisome. Thx. /2022-10-13/
Emm, Ny
Congratulations to the Mum and Dad!!
Such a cute wee one!
My only concern is if Naby is getting enough to eat.
From Southern California. /2022-10-04/
Katherine Coronado, Beaumont, California
So the male was sitting on the remaining eggs and the chick and mum can and tossed him off. Such a pleasure to be able to watch this thank you. /2022-10-01/
Maria Spindler, Sydney
Hi, I have been watching the baby falcon everyday but now concerned to what's happened to the baby and can only see feathers blowing underneath the webcam, hope it's ok. /2021-11-23/
Colleen,
I am both Australian born and reside in Florida Alabama Alβ¦.so yes love both the falcons there and the eagles here too! /2021-11-22/
Denise nature lover, Rockledge
Thank you for the webcam and for allowing me to look at your nest box from the Netherlands.
Question, can the night camera be set a little later?
Again my thanks and blessings in the hope that you continue in your good works.
Regards, Martin /2021-11-04/
deParox, Fryslan the Netherlands
Really goid /2021-10-12/
Sylvi, Victoria
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