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

This bird watching cam features the Burrowing Owl. This cam is located in Cape Coral, Florida and these owls as their name says, burrow and nest in the ground. The poor owl is having problems competing with people and the continual construction of housing developments and other real estate. A movie has even been made about the Burrowing Owl called Hoot.

This bird watching cam is active 24 hours a day and is in streaming video. The Burrowing Owl cam is in color at day, and at night switches to infrared. The burrow is down and on the right side of the perch. You will need to enter the word “demo” for the login and password to watch this cam.

Watch the Burrowing Owl Bird Watching Cam

The live Barn Owl cam comes to you from Benecia, California thanks to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Currently the nest box is being used as a roosting site for adults. Also on this site you will find archives of photos and videos from previous months.

Watch the Live Barn Owl Cam from California

This Barn Owl bird watching cam comes to you live from the Barn Owl Trust owl sanctuary in Australia. These owls were once injured owls and taken care of by the trust and then released into this natural habitat. This bird watching cam has streaming video and the best time to view is at dusk or during the night (Australia time).

Watch the Barn Owl Bird Watching Cam