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bird webcams in California and beyond |
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Web
cams come and go and are dependent on daylight (except
for the owls!)— these cams were operating on
May 23, 2006, and are just a few of the many available.
Let
us know of others and if any of these are not functioning. |
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Bald
Eagle Chick Hatches on Santa Cruz Island: First In
Over 50 Years!!
Bald Eagle webcam on Santa Cruz Island, Channel
Islands N.P. Here's more information about the web
cam and the reintroduction of the Bald
Eagle to Santa Cruz Island. By early July,
the chick fledged, hung around the nest a bit,
the parent came back visiting; the web cam is
offline as of 7/16/06. Back next year? Yes! The
first chick hatched on Lucky Friday, April 13.
Info: the Press
Release.
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Webcams
- The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, birds
of prey and others, including terns. |
| Canadian
Peregrine Foundation, the Etibicoke nest |
| Blackwater
National Wildlife Refuge, osprey
and eagle cams |
| A
collection of African
and other webcams |
| Storks-on-line,
a Swedish webcam |
| Seal
Island NWR puffin
webcam off Maine; different locations, often with fine
pictures of terns, tern behavior (and in May, tern courting)
with tern 'song' - turn your volume down! Not as good
as being there, but almost! |
| The
Owl Cam, at Benicia, CA, starring Frieda and
Diego, hosted by intuitiveISP.com; see also wild
sex on the owl cam on MySpace |
| Skomer
Island webcam, not presently operating, but some
great pictures of puffins, a favorite bird of this website. |
| A
listing of raptor webcams at the Ojai
Raptor Center page. |
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