This Barn Owl webcam comes to you from Wirral County Park in the UK and gives you a live view of the Barn Owls living at the park.  There are four Barn Owl cams to choose from giving you different views of their habitat.  You can also view archived images of the Barn Owls in the highlights section and read the latest news in their diary which documents important activity.  These webcams update every 5 minutes.  Watch Wirral’s Barn Owl Webcams.

This bird feeder and table cam comes to you from Church Farm in the UK, which is part of Andrew Cooper’s Wildlink.  There are bird feeders and a bird table where you should see plenty of birds native to the area feeding at.  This cam is only visible during daylight hours in the UK.  They use peanuts, Niger seed (for finches) and mixed seed to feed the birds.  This bird feeder cam updates once a minute.  You can also view some of the best pictures from webcam in the archives.  Watch the Church Farm Bird Feeder Cam.

This bird feeder cam comes to you from Sweden and features a live view of several bird feeders where you can watch wild birds eating on this webcam which you can also remotely control so you can pan, tilt and zoom.  You can also see birds feeding on the ground, sitting in the trees, etc.  You can take snapshots from this bird feeder cam and view the guestbook.  You will need to use the login “guest” and password “guest” to watch this cam.

Watch the Bird Feeder Cam in Sweden

This Vulture web cam comes to you from a nest on the side of a cliff in Portugal.  Watch a nesting pair of vultures and vulture chicks in their natural habitat.  This web cam has live streaming video 24 hours a day, but you’ll need to visit during daylight hours in Portugal to see the vultures.  The web site also has news and archived videos from the past.

Watch the Vulture Cam in Portugal

This bird feeder cam comes to you from New Hampshire and gives you a close up and live view of a bird feeder where you can watch wild birds native to the New Hampshire area come to eat.  The cam is located right next to the food, so you can get a detailed view of visiting birds.  This bird cam has streaming video and the best time to view birds is between 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. EST.

Watch the Bird Feeder Cam in NH