The Birds of Vermont Museum is located in Huntington, Vermont and has a nice bird feeder cam with about six different feeders for you to see many species of birds. I happened to spot a woodpecker at the feeder while making this post. This cam has “sort of” streaming video that updates about once every 5 seconds.

Watch the Birds of Vermont Museum Bird Feeder Cam

This bird feeder cam is in Louisville, Kentucky and as a bird watching cam that you can control from the web. You can pan, tilt and zoom in to see what the birds are eating. If the camera seems to be moving when you watch it, that’s because someone else is trying to control it at the same time. Be patient and try to take turns. Be sure to check out the butterfly garden as well.

Watch the Kentucky Bird Feeder Cam

This bird feeder cam comes to you from somewhere in the USA and gives you a live streaming view of a bird feeder on a deck. Watch wild birds feeding on this cam that also has sound.

Watch the BirdCamUSA Bird Feeder Cam

This bird feeder cam comes to you from Show Low, Arizona and gives you a live view of an outdoor bird feeder  hanging from a tree.  Watch and perhaps you’ll see some wilf birds native to the area coming by for a bite to eat.  There is a still version of this cam and a streaming video version.  You can also see a time lapse movie of the feeder on the site as well.  Watch the Bird feeder cam in Arizona.

This bird feeder cam comes to you from Randy’s porch in Alabama and gives you a live view of a bird feeder that seems to be sitting on his deck.  You can see wild birds such as Cardinals, Blue Jays, Sparrows, etc. - as well as squirrels and possibly even catch a glimps of Stumpy the cat.  This webcam updates every few seconds.  Watch the bird feeder cam in Alabama.