Owl Cam

teresa_nc7

14 years ago

Another rite of spring, an owl cam with live feed! Watch Molly and McGhee and the new owlets! Fascinating!

Here is a link that might be useful: Owl Cam

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shaun
14 years ago
I've been watching Molly for quite a while now.......... she's so sweet!
teresa_nc7
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14 years ago
Just now she looked right at the camera! How cute!
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Awww, it's an owlet in the pot! Thanks for the link, Mark. Rachel, We were watching a red tailed hawk nest one year and the next spring I caught a glimpse of movement in the same nest. We took our binocs and hiked out to see the 'hawks' again. The nest was occupied by a GHO family. The mom about scared me to death when I finally focused in and saw her aggravated stare! Our observation is that they will use existing nests to raise their brood. It was a huge stick nest too. Pam
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Bird box nest camera. Mine is a "birdhouse Spy Cam" or "Night Owl Nature Cam" I can't believe how much I have been missing! Tonight was the first night without Mom in the box and they are all huddled up together, when one baby moves they all move like they were glued together, they move like one little ball of feathers...ok everybody go left....ok now right..nope back to the left! Once in awhile one will pop out of the huddle to stretch then dive right back in the middle. This is too much fun!
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Jodi,this has been in our paper the last week or so and i forget to go look at it.I live in Oceanside,and i understand there are a couple more here. A couple of years ago one of our weekly columnists set up a camera on a hummingbirds nest outside his bathroom window,that was interesting as well. My #1 son when he was young hand raised an owl from a baby to an adult,also a hawk and a possum.We live on the edge of a canyon and there were always babies falling from the nests. Yes the humane society knew about it,and even saved mice for his owl,and found his possum a couple times when it got away,and returned them back to him free of charge.Both he and #2 son used to help out at the humane society back then,this was in the 60'early 70's before the HS got so uppity,and political.JMO Kathi
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doucanoe
14 years ago
Very cool. These are so fun to watch!

I remember the eagle cam a few years ago...I was hooked!

Linda
momof2doxies
14 years ago
I love these cams.

The Eagle cam is up and running with 3 eaglets.

Linda

Here is a link that might be useful: Eagle cam
dedtired
14 years ago
The red-tail hawks have returned to their nest on a ledge of the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. There is a camera just inside the window. I watched them hatch three eggs last year and all three babies made it and flew away. This year they have three eggs again.

I love the owls. What fascinating birds.

Here is a link that might be useful: hawks
claire_de_luna
14 years ago
I've been checking in, and finally caught feeding time! I love the owls...we used to have one in the neighborhood and I miss him now that he/she has finally moved on. Thanks for sharing this; I thoroughly enjoyed it.
claire_de_luna
14 years ago
Teresa, this owl cam is FASCINATING. I just saw a baby owl grab part of a mouse and swallow it, leg and tail!
dedtired
14 years ago
Yesterday I was in town and went to the Franklin Institute. I walked around to the side of the building so I could see the hawks' nest. I could see one of the hawks. Very cool, since I have been watching them for quite a while.
claire_de_luna
14 years ago
The hawk nesting cam is neat; thanks for the link. I had a red-tailed hawk visit the birdbath right outside my office window which surprised me because that was one big bird!

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