Big Bear Bald Eagle Nest
Home of Jackie and Shadow, the most famous eagle pair on the internet, on a Jeffrey pine high above Big Bear Lake.
Eggs in January, chicks through June, and the pair visits the nest all year.
Nests, feeders, burrows and waterholes streaming from every continent. See what is live right now, what returns in season, and exactly which species you are watching.
118 cams worldwide, 89 streaming live right now (checked 2026-08-09). Seasonal cams stream during part of the year only, usually the nesting months; each card shows the month it comes back. Every cam links to the BeakBrain species guides for the birds on it.
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Nest platforms and roosts of the biggest raptors: bald eagles, white-tailed eagles, condors and more.
Home of Jackie and Shadow, the most famous eagle pair on the internet, on a Jeffrey pine high above Big Bear Lake.
Eggs in January, chicks through June, and the pair visits the nest all year.
Verreaux's eagles on a granite cliff in the South African bushveld, one of very few African raptor nest cams anywhere.
Eggs April to June, chicks through spring; the cliff is active all year.
Wild California condors, back from a population of just 22 birds, soaring and squabbling on a Big Sur coast ridge.
Condors visit the sanctuary ridge all year.
The famous #CornellHawks nest on a light pole overlooking Cornell's athletic fields, streamed since 2012.
Eggs in March, fledging in June, above the Cornell campus.
The nest that started the eagle cam phenomenon, watched by hundreds of millions since 2011 beside a trout hatchery in Iowa.
Eggs in February, eaglets fledge by July; eagles visit the nest all year.
The second Decorah nest, in a white oak above a trout stream on a private farm north of town.
Eggs in February, fledging by July.
A wetlands nest beside the Dulles Greenway toll road, streaming in HD with one of the longest running eagle pairs in Virginia.
Eggs in February, fledging by June; the nest stays on camera all year.
A wild nest in the mossy canopy of the Tongass, the world's largest temperate rainforest, from a botanical garden outside Juneau.
Nesting April to August in the Tongass rainforest.
City eagles above the Monongahela River, proof that bald eagles came back to Pittsburgh after a century away.
Eggs in February, chicks through June; the pair guards the nest all year.
A wild golden eagle nest in an Estonian bog forest, from the club that has streamed protected raptors since 2007.
Eggs in March, fledging in July; eagles attend the nest in winter too.
The foundation that pioneered eagle streaming in Canada, rotating between wild nests around Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
Eggs in March, fledging by August, on nests across the Fraser Valley.
Two wild nests deep in a Louisiana pine forest, with nest and canopy views and a devoted chat community.
Nesting October to May; canopy cams stream the forest all year.
One of the world's only streamed nests of this secretive migratory eagle, deep in Estonian farmland forest.
On the nest April to August, then away to African winter grounds.
The critically endangered national bird of the Philippines, one of the largest and rarest eagles on Earth, on camera at its conservation center.
Streams year round from the Philippine Eagle Center.
The phantom of the forest on a rare public nest camera in the old pines of Abernethy.
Nesting March to July in ancient Caledonian pinewood.
Pepe and Muhlady raise some of the earliest eaglets in the country in a longleaf pine, with alligators and sandhill cranes in the pasture below.
Florida eagles nest early: eggs from November, eaglets fledge by spring.
White-bellied sea-eagles nesting in an ironbark forest inside Sydney, streamed by BirdLife Australia since 2009.
Eggs in June, chicks fledge by November; the pair visits year round.
A bluff country nest on the Upper Mississippi, with river traffic and waterfowl drifting past below.
Eggs in February, eaglets through June, above the Mississippi River.
A red-tailed hawk pair nesting on U.S. Steel's Edgar Thomson plant, industry and wildness sharing one frame.
Eggs in March, young on the nest into June.
Eagles restored to the Channel Islands after DDT wiped them out, nesting on cliffs with the ocean glittering behind.
Eggs in February, fledging by June, on sea cliffs above the Pacific.
Europe's biggest eagle on a wild forest nest in western Latvia, with sound from the surrounding woods.
Eggs in March, fledging in July; the pair visits the nest all winter.
Poland's Eagle Conservation Committee streams this forest nest as part of the country's remarkable eagle recovery.
Eggs in February, young fledge by July.
A campus nest in tall pines watched by students and half the state of Georgia every winter.
Streams November to May; eggs in January on the world's largest college campus.
A lakeside nest on the Tennessee and Kentucky border, famous for dramatic seasons and loyal chat mods.
Streams during nesting, February to June, above a clear highland reservoir.
Liberty, one of the oldest known breeding eagles in the wild, raises chicks in a cottonwood beside the Sacramento River.
Streams during nesting, roughly February to June.
One of the most watched nests on Earth, home of the late Harriet's dynasty in a Fort Myers pasture.
Streams October to May; eggs in November and eaglets fledge by April.
A network of Florida nest cams, eagles and great horned owls, run with high production care.
Multiple Florida nests stream through the winter breeding season.
Fish hawks on their nest platforms. In the northern spring and summer these are the busiest cams on the internet.
An osprey platform with the snowcapped Mission Mountains behind, one of the prettiest backdrops in cam land.
On the nest April to September beneath the Mission Mountains.
The bay with the highest breeding osprey density on Earth, watched from a waterfront platform on Kent Island.
Tom and Audrey return in March and fledge young by August.
Wales's flagship osprey nest in 4K, with some of the best commentary and science communication in the cam world.
Idris and Telyn breed April to early September on the Dyfi estuary.
The longest occupied osprey nest in Wales, guarded around the clock by volunteers in the Glaslyn valley.
On the nest late March to September beneath Snowdonia.
Iris, the world's oldest known wild osprey, has fished the Clark Fork River from this nest for decades.
On the nest April to September, then away south for the winter.
A Caledonian pinewood nest in the western Highlands, one of the best loved osprey streams in Britain.
Louis and Dorcha hold the nest April to early September.
A Perthshire loch nest streamed since the days of the legendary female Lady of the Loch, 24 hours with night vision.
On the nest late March to early September, then off to West Africa.
A reintroduction success story: ospreys nesting again over a lake where the species vanished for decades.
On the nest April to September over Lake Arthur.
One of Poland's few remaining osprey pairs, part of a national effort to bring the species back from the brink.
On the nest April to early September.
The first ospreys to breed on England's south coast in almost 200 years, with aerial and landscape views.
CJ7 and 022 breed April to early September.
Australia's famous osprey barge nest, streaming a southern hemisphere season that runs opposite to the north.
Eggs in September, chicks fledge by January; the pair stays all year.
A downtown Edmonton platform with an annual osprey versus goose real estate drama above the hockey arena.
Ospreys May to September; a Canada goose often claims the platform first in spring.
The nest at the heart of England's osprey reintroduction, source of the birds now breeding in Wales and Poole.
On the nest late March to September.
Felix and Margareet on a Florida platform where the fishing never stops and the season starts before the new year.
Florida ospreys stay year round; eggs come as early as December.
A Finnish lakeland nest under the midnight sun, where the fishing grounds stretch across Lake Saimaa.
On the nest April to late August above the Saimaa lakeland.
A quieter Scottish nest on a moorland loch, streamed by the local council's countryside team.
Streams while the nest is active, April to early September.
An osprey nest draped in Spanish moss on Skidaway Island, with painted buntings in the marsh nearby.
Streams during nesting, March to July, in the Lowcountry live oaks.
City ledges, cliff faces and nest boxes: the fastest birds on Earth raising families on camera.
Peregrines on the bell tower at UC Berkeley, the cam that made Annie the falcon a Bay Area celebrity.
Eggs in March, chicks fledge in June; falcons roost on the tower all year.
A peregrine eyrie above the Chesapeake, from the conservancy that also streams the bay's ospreys and herons.
Eggs in March, fledging by June.
Urban kestrels on a school ledge in Tel Aviv, part of Israel's remarkable Charter Group cam network.
Kestrels nest February to June; the ledge stays busy all year.
A Latvian kestrel box with the country's typical mix of crisp picture, forest sound and patient chat regulars.
Eggs in May, young fledge by August.
North America's smallest falcon raising a family inside a prairie nest box, in partnership with kestrel researchers.
Streams during nesting, April to July.
Wild peregrines on a river bluff, complete with dramatic flycatcher neighbours and cliff swallow flybys.
Nesting March to July on a cliff above the Mississippi; highlights play off season.
Nest boxes and tree hollows, many with infrared night views. Owl cams peak in late winter and spring.
The Israeli barn owl research network's American outpost, streamed with the University of Florida.
Florida barn owls can nest in any month; winter is busiest.
Israel uses barn owls instead of rodent poison across its farmland, and this 4K box shows the program's stars up close.
Nesting February to July; owls roost in the box year round.
The viral Kansas farm owl box where Bonnie and Clyde raise owlets above the wheat fields.
Eggs in February, owlets through May; the box is watched all year.
A colony of burrowing owls on a former army depot, bobbing and glaring at ground level.
Owls at the burrows March to September.
Europe's largest owl breeding in the forests on Riga's edge, huge orange eyes glowing on the night camera.
Eggs in March, owlets through June; the owls hold territory all year.
A stone ruin shared by little owls and jackdaws, with the owls' glare doing most of the talking.
Little owls nest March to June and use the site all year.
One of the world's only long-eared owl cams, from the researchers who know this secretive species best.
Nesting March to June; the institute keeps a camera on the site year round.
A second Fuller valley of cameras in a Yorkshire wood, with tawny owls, buzzards and badgers sharing the stage.
Streams all year; tawny owls call and court through autumn and winter.
The wildlife artist's Yorkshire valley, wired with dozens of cameras: barn owls, kestrels, tawny owls and the odd stoat.
Streams all year; owl nesting peaks March to July.
A snowy owl nest on the Arctic tundra at the northern tip of Alaska, one of the rarest views in the cam world.
Streams June to August, while the tundra nest is active under 24 hour daylight.
A suburban backyard nest box where barred owls raise fluffy grey owlets on camera each spring.
Streams during nesting, March to May.
Great horned owls nesting near the osprey platform at Charlo, often on camera before the snow melts.
Streams during nesting, March to June.
The tallest owl in North America on a broken topped snag in Montana conifer forest.
Streams April to July while the phantom of the north is nesting.
Athena the great horned owl nests in a wall planter at a busy botanic garden, unbothered by the visitors below.
Streams during nesting, February to May, in a planter on a public building.
Round-the-clock feeder stations and garden watering holes. The easiest way to learn your everyday birds.
A legendary sky island feeding station where fifteen hummingbird species have appeared in a single year.
Streams all year; hummingbird variety peaks April to September.
The classic feeder cam at Sapsucker Woods, the easiest place on the internet to learn eastern North American backyard birds.
Streams all year; winter brings the biggest feeder crowds.
The feeder end of the viral Kansas owl farm, prairie birds against a backdrop of wheat and weather.
Streams all year on the farm.
A busy Pennsylvania feeder array in HD, with chat regulars who can name every returning bird.
Streams all year with feeders topped daily.
Inside a purple martin colony house, North America's most people dependent songbird raising young in an apartment block.
Martins occupy the colony April to August, then leave for Brazil.
Inside a swift nest box, a close view of a bird that eats, sleeps and mates on the wing.
Swifts occupy the nest May to early August, then fly to Africa without landing for months.
Carole Turek's home feeder station, headquarters of a channel devoted to filming every hummingbird species on Earth.
Streams all year; Anna's hummingbirds never leave southern California.
The Netherlands' beloved spring tradition: storks, owls, kestrels and songbirds nesting live across ten cameras.
Ten nest cams stream March to July every spring.
A hummingbird nest the size of a golf ball, and the most soothing close up in the cam world.
Bella nests October to May; between broods the cam plays calming highlights.
A deep snow Canadian feeder where grosbeaks, redpolls and Canada jays crowd the trays at 40 below.
Streams November to April, when boreal finches mob the feeders in the snow.
Inside a Texas nest box from egg to fledge, part of a backyard wired for wildlife.
Streams during nesting, March to June.
Two dozen feeders in the West Texas mountains, a hummingbird migration highway in miniature.
Busiest March to October, when a dozen hummingbird species pass through the Davis Mountains.
Fruit feeders, hummingbird stations and forest canopies in the tropics: toucans, tanagers, macaws and hummingbirds all day.
A fruit feeder in Colombia, the country with more bird species than any other on Earth.
Streams all year from the world's birdiest country.
A nest cavity of one of the world's rarest macaws, fewer than a thousand of which remain in the wild.
Nesting December to June; the cavity is monitored year round.
Wild macaws crashing a conservation feeder in full colour, from the team restoring Costa Rica's great green macaws.
Streams all year at a macaw conservation site.
A banana buffet in a Panamanian mountain valley where tanagers, aracaris and chachalacas parade all day.
Streams all year; fresh fruit goes out every morning.
Jewel colored hummingbirds swarming feeders beside the Panama Canal, a dozen species on a good morning.
Streams all year in rainforest at the edge of the Panama Canal.
The giant hummingbird, the sword-billed and the shining sunbeam at one Andean feeder, three of the strangest hummingbirds alive.
Streams all year high in the Andes.
Cloud forest feeders in the world hummingbird capital, sylphs and brilliants flashing through the mist.
Streams all year in Andean cloud forest.
Toucans at eye level in the Costa Rican canopy, exactly as ridiculous and wonderful as that sounds.
Streams all year in rainforest canopy.
Two male manakins performing synchronized leapfrog dances for females, one of nature's strangest duets.
Streams February to July, when males dance in pairs on their display perch.
Puffin burrows, albatross headlands, penguin colonies and island ledges at the edge of the sea.
The puffin's crimson footed cousin raising chicks under the boulders of Seal Island.
Chicks in the burrow June to August.
Inside a puffin burrow, watching a single chick from hatch to its nighttime dash for the sea.
A pufflin grows up on camera June to August.
Dozens of puffins loafing on a Maine ledge, on the island where Project Puffin brought the species back.
Puffins crowd the ledge April to August, then head out to sea for winter.
The world's only mainland royal albatross colony, following one nest through a whole year from egg to fledging.
Eggs in November, chicks on camera from late January until they fledge in September.
One of the largest land based colonies of the endangered African penguin, braying and waddling on the Cape coast.
Penguins are in the colony all year; chicks peak March to August.
The cahow, rediscovered in 1951 after three centuries presumed extinct, raises a single chick on camera each spring.
Streams January to June, inside the burrow of a bird once thought extinct for 300 years.
Hundreds of blue eyed imperial cormorants packed onto a Patagonian islet, a seabird city in miniature.
Streams November to February at the height of the colony.
A burrow nest on a wild Patagonian island, from the team rewilding Argentina's coastal steppe.
Streams October to February, the Patagonian breeding season.
The vulture of the Southern Ocean nesting on a bare Patagonian island few humans ever visit.
Streams November to March while the colony raises chicks.
Bermuda's beloved longtail nesting in a cliff hole above turquoise water.
Streams May to September while the longtail chick is in the nest.
Marshes, rivers, cranes, storks, flamingos and African waterholes: whole landscapes with birds moving through.
The view from the Oloololo escarpment across the Maasai Mara, crowned cranes and starlings in the foreground.
Streams all year above the Mara; the wildebeest migration passes July to October.
A Polish forest nest of the secretive black stork, streamed by the national eagle conservation committee.
On the nest April to August.
The legendary Estonian black stork cams, streamed from wild forest since 2007 and narrated by a devoted forum.
On the nest April to August.
Europe's shyest stork nesting in old growth forest, a bird most birders never see in the wild.
On the nest April to August, then away to Africa.
A remote Hwange spring where storks, vultures and oxpeckers attend the great herds.
Streams all year; the dry months, July to October, bring constant traffic.
Italy's turquoise jewel of farmland, nesting in a research box with inside and outside views.
Rollers occupy the box May to August, then migrate to Africa.
Gangly heron chicks growing up in a treetop nest over the Chesapeake.
Nesting March to July in a waterfront colony.
Red sand, camelthorn trees and the constant chatter of sociable weavers at their haystack nests.
Streams all year in the red dunes.
A green riverside corner of Namibia alive with kingfishers, jacanas, bee-eaters and drinking elephants.
Streams all year on a lush Caprivi riverbank.
Tens of thousands of lesser flamingos turning a South African dam pink, one of only a few breeding sites in the world.
Flamingos are present most of the year; breeding follows the rains.
A camera on America's greatest bird highway, where pelicans, swans and eagles pour through on migration.
Streams all year; spring and autumn migration bring tens of thousands of birds.
A desert waterhole near Sossusvlei where weavers, korhaans and oryx appear out of an ocean of sand.
Streams all year; mornings and evenings are busiest at the water.
A Sabi Sand pan where rollers and drongos work the foreground while lions and leopards pass behind.
Streams all year beside the Kruger ecosystem.
Etosha's famous floodlit waterhole, where sandgrouse and hornbills share the water with elephants and rhinos.
Streams all year; the dry season, May to November, packs the waterhole.
Central Valley wetlands that host one of the great waterfowl spectacles in North America every winter.
Streams all year; winter floods the refuge with a million waterfowl.
The classic African waterhole cam, hornbills and guineafowl threading between the biggest tusked elephants in Africa.
Streams all year with sound; over 340 bird species live in the park.
A waterhole under Kilimanjaro where cranes and whistling ducks feed beneath the mountain's snows.
Streams all year with Mount Kilimanjaro on clear mornings.
The classic European village stork nest, clattering greetings on a Latvian rooftop.
On the nest April to August, bill clattering included.
A Canada goose nesting high in a hollow tree, and one day each spring the goslings jump.
Streams March to May, ending with the goslings' famous leap from the nest.
The first white storks to breed in Britain in 600 years, on the famous Knepp rewilding estate.
Streams April to August, when the storks nest in the rewilded oaks.
The largest crane gathering on Earth, a river of birds at dawn that people travel continents to see.
Streams February to April, when half a million sandhill cranes roost on the Platte.
A village stork nest in East Frisia, part of Germany's dense network of local stork cameras.
Streams March to August while the pair raises chicks.
This directory grows all year. If a nest cam, feeder cam or waterhole stream belongs here, send it our way and we will add it with full species notes.
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