Birding

 All around the world (but especially in the US) there are cameras pointing at nests or feeders or other strategic locations designed to capture live images of birds. Some are part of on-going studies, many more just for fun, education or viewing pleasure. They range from very poor to excellent visual quality and from the super professional to the rank amateur. Small dedicated video cameras are coming down in price and this is an increasingly popular use for them.

Of the sites listed below many will only operate during nesting season… but, as the whole world is covered one should be able to find some live footage somewhere. In most cases images are taken every few minutes and the latest displayed. There is usually a facility to see the last few tens of pictures and many sites also archive their best shots. If you can`t get out in the field… try these sites for virtual birding!

Bear in mind that many of these webcams are seasonal and, as some are actual nests, they may only be occupied for one year. Let us know if you find that the site has gone away or if you find others. Fatbirder

Some webcam websites will also be found on geographical pages or the forthcoming bird families pages.

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Anytime Tours offer a growing list of destinations for birders. We use local ground agents and guides so our prices are practically unbeatable! What is more we base those prices at just two people travelling together so can offer discounts to larger group.