Nest Cameras
Nest cameras are remote cameras set-up on an area where birds have been known to nest in the past or on an area where a bird makes an early nest. Usually, it is easier to install cameras and see birds that nest in cavities or on open platforms compared to those that nest in trees in the forest. Cameras allow us to admire animal behaviors that are often missed during a bird walk like, egg hatching, feeding, and predation. Checking in on nest cameras often also give us the AWESOME opportunity to watch chicks develop and grow.
Royal Albatross Taiaroa Head, New Zealand | Bald Eagle Northeast Florida | Bermuda Petrel Nonsuch Island, Bermuda | Osprey Captiva, Florida | Lance-tailed Manikin Lek perch, Panama |
Red-tailed Hawk, Ithaca, New York | Great Horned Owl, Savannah, Georgia, Angle 1 | Great Horned Owl, Savannah, Georgia, Angle 2 | Barred Owl, Indianapolis, IN | White Stork, Czech Republic |
Blue Tit, Recke, Germany, Angle 1 | Blue Tit, Recke, Germany, Angle 2 | Peregrine Falcon, Anacapa, CA | Peregrine Falcon, Belgium | Red-tailed Hawk, Ithaca, NY |
Long-eared Owl, Tiszavasvári, Hungary | Tawny Owl, Szokolya, Hungary | Little Owl, Tiszalök, Hungary | Barn Owl, Israel | |
Bird Feeders
Bird feeders provide birds with important nutrients and us humans with amazing close-up views of birds. Club members and club organizers hangout on Zoom to visit bird feeders from all over the world to chat about what we're seeing. The bird feeders listed below offer us the opportunity to travel across the globe to the backyards of avid birders, like yourselves ;) Check out our events page for upcoming feeder watches and synopses of past watches.
Ithaca, New York | Akron, Ohio | Studio City, California |
Ontario, Canada | Gettysburg, Pennsylvania | Pretoria, South Africa |
Tresna, Poland | Sachatamia Lodge, Ecuador | El Valle de Antón, Panama |
Recke, Germany | |
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