This bird feeder cam is located in Glostrup, Denmark and features a live streaming cam and a still cam where you can see many different species of birds. You can also view past snapshots to see what kind of birds have recently visited the feeder.

Watch the Bird Feeder Cam in Glostrup, Denmark

The Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area birdwatching cam comes to you live from Great Bend, KS and is a huge marsh where thousands of birds stop to rest while migrating from north to south and vice versa. The spring and fall are the most active times to watch, and you may be surprised to find out that you can see PELICANS here in the spring! Yes, Pelicans in Kansas. Ok, well I’m an amature bird watcher so this is a surprise to me.

I visited last fall and there were thousands upon thousands of Canadian geese. There are also herons, egrets, sandhill cranes and many other species of birds to watch here.

Watch the Cheyenne Bottoms Birdwatching Cam

This Flamingo cam is brought to you by the National Zoo in Washington, DC. Many flamingos are available here for your bird watching enjoyment, including some baby flamingos that are colored gray. Some of the flamingos have been living at this zoo before Neil Armstrong landed on the moon!

This bird watching cam requires Windows Media Player 9 or above available for download directly from Microsoft.

Watch the Flamingo Bird Watching Cam

This bird feeder cam comes to you from the Sioux Falls Bird Club in Sioux Falls, South Dakota and features two bird feeder cams where you can see dozens of different bird species. Some of the birds spotted here include the Red-Tailed Hawk, Mourning Dove, Red-Bellied Woodpecker, Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker, Blue Jay, American Crow and Tennessee Warbler just to name a few. This cam also has a gallery so you can see what birds have visited recently.

Watch the Sioux Falls Bird Feeder Cams