Webcam Round-up, March 2012

Dorothy and E2 have been incubating their eggs since March 25. Except for moments like this when they trade incubation duty, watching the falconcam can be pretty boring so you might want to keep several nestcams open at the same time to keep the action fresh.

Many of you have sent links to the other webcams you’re watching.  Here are just a few of the webcams viewing active nests right now.  Some are in different time zones so you’ll get to watch the sun rise and set across the continent.

 

This is just the tip of the iceberg!  There are more webcams than I can ever list and new ones announced every day as nesting season begins for more species.

Do you have a favorite webcam I didn’t list here?  Share it by posting a comment with the link.

(photo from the National Aviary falconcam at the University of Pittsburgh)

10 thoughts on “Webcam Round-up, March 2012

  1. I forgot to add that I haven’t seen any eggs yet but there are some stunning pics in the slide show.

  2. Here is a link I watch often from the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge near Cambridge, MD on the DelMarVa peninsula.

    http://www.friendsofblackwater.org/camhtm.html

    There is an eagle cam and an Osprey Cam. I like the osprey especially because they always bring fish to the nest and it is easy to see the food. As for the eagle this year, the chicks were killed, probably by a competing eagle, and there is no longer a “family” there. The galleries if both show recent activity. Eagles may still lay a new clutch but that is becoming less likely as time goes on.

  3. the webcam in SF shows the baby chicks-they hatched yesterday & today. I just watched DAD feeding the chicks. The webcam is real close so you get a really good look at the chicks & feeding time but you may have to download the webcam so you can view it.

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