When to Watch Wildlife

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Wildlife webcams

• BBC's Springwatch 2008 webcams are back.  Click here for live wildlife action.

• The i-Catcher console site is a great resource (however these take time to start up and may not always be available): bird table 1, bird table 1 ('close'),  bird table 2 (see images below), owlcam, and roofcam (for perching owls) webcams - high quality cameras by dedicated bird lovers.  Exceptional footage of past visitors can be seen by selecting the playback option for each camera and reviewing the previous footage.  To do this click on the red activity time line to change to different times of the day.   Be patient with the controls.  A very addictive past time!

nuthatch	little owl (very unusual bird table visitor)
robin	great spotted woodpecker
great tits	blue tit
goldfinches	wren

• Bigg's bird nest boxes and bird feeders (Available after breakfast UK time!) :- in summer their cameras are trained on nest boxes - totally addictive highlight of the web. For now its their feeders (during daylight hours).  Visit the Bigg Bird Forum for friendly bird and wildlife chat and images.

• My Forest Home - a great site with a number of garden wildlife webcams.

• Sea bird pictures colonies on the glorious Scottish coast

• Andrew Coopers site has a number of webcams watching badgers, birds and even a water but all on his Church Farm.

• Offwell Woodland & Wildlife Trust have a webcam pointing a badger set - good luck with this one!

• The RSPB webcams provide snapshots of a number of their bird feeders.

• The Scottish Wildlife Trust has a very good webcam in the Montrose Basin which can see the town, bird tables and the estuary.  What's more is you can control it yourself!  This has drawbacks when other people get carried away...

• Gardening for Wildlife have a webcam looking at a bird feeding station.

• UKGardenWildife have a webcam watching a bird table.

• Cambridge University nesting swifts - will be available again with live pictures since the swifts return in May 2008.

• Nature Watch - Webcams setup in nest boxes, a bird bath, mealworm feeder and seed feeder, recording all of the action from a regular household garden in Essex.