Today’s birdwatching cam is actually more of a squirrel cam, but listed because birds feed here as well.  This is the Great Alaskan Red Squirrel Cam and comes to you live from North Pole, Alaska.  There are two cams which point at huge tubs of food, so chances are there will be a squirrel or some bird for you to watch.  You might even spot a moose now and then.  Be sure to check out their blog, too.

Watch Squirrel Cam 1
Watch Squirrel Cam 2

The Nest Watch Nest Box Cam comes to you live from the UK and features an indoor and outdoor view of a nest box.  The indoor view is on day and night while the outdoor view is on during daylight hours.  This is an amazingly well documented nest box cam complete with archived pictures, videos and many other stats documenting the current and past seasons.

Watch the Nest Watch Nest Box Cams

This Great Horned Owl cam is brought to you by the Computer Science Department of the University of Bakersfield in California.   Last year, four owls were raised at this spot and now the Mama owl is back!  This owl cam updates about every 3 seconds or so.  Keep an eye on this cam and perhaps there will be more baby owls this year.

Watch the Great Horned Owl Cam

Bald Eagle nesting season is back and the bald eagle cams are starting to sprout up on the web again for your Bald Eagle birdwatching enjoyment. This Bald Eagle Nest cam is brought to you by FirstLight Power Resources and is located in the Barton Island Territory in Massachusetts. This bald eagle cam has live streaming video and requires Windows Media Player to watch. Because of the popularity of this animal cam, viewing times are limited to 10 minutes per session.

Watch the FirstLight Bald Eagle Cam

After a break in the winter, this Great Blue Heron cam is back online. The Heron Cam comes to you live from an apartment building across from Beacon Hill Park in Victoria, British Columbia.

Watch the Great Blue Heron Cam