Webcam Birding List 2025 (6 Viewers)

[StuartReeves]

The feeder cam at Algonquin National Park, Ontario should get you a few new birds if you're quick. I've seen American Tree Sparow, Evening Grosbeak and Red-breasted Nuthatch among others, but the cam will go offline at the end of March as they shut down the feeders before the black bears come out of hibernation and trash them.

 

[Gander]

A few to clean up from late yesterday

Florida

327) Brown Pelican
And...

Hummingbirds, Sierra Nevada, Colombia

Struggling with 3 Hummingbirds. First two in screenshots 1 & 2, I suspect are females of their species (2 central birds in shot 1 and the bird with dark eyestripe in shot 2), as I'm not finding their IDs easily. Bird in the 3rd and 4th screenshots is one of the pufflegs, I think.

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328) Black-throated Mango
329) Steely-vented Hummingbird

 

[Gander]

First of the day.

Tau, South Africa

330) Black-headed Heron

 

[Gander]

Tembe, South Africa

331) Yellow-billed Stork

 

[Gander]

Not what I was expecting to find in Urdaibai, Spain.

332) Barnacle Goose

 

[Dave Parker]

Not what I was expecting to find in Urdaibai, Spain.

332) Barnacle Goose

I've seen Barnacle Geese here and at other Spanish sites on a number of occasions previously, although surprisingly I've never seen a Canada Goose in Spain!

 

[Dave Parker]

There are more "convincing" Barnacle Geese in Estonia YouTube: Haeska randekaamera, also a Whitefront in with them.

 

[Gander]

White-cheeked Pintail on SkylineWebcams: Ecuador, Galapagos tortoise pond

Took a little while, but finally caught sight of it.

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333) White-cheeked Pintail

 

[Gander]

Three at Urdaibai, Spain this morning.

334) Dunlin
335) Redshank
336) Yellow Wagtail

 

[Dave Parker]

Snow Buntings at Sääksisäätiön Muonion sääksikamera – Muonio osprey cam also Pine Grosbeaks at what looked like an arctic redpoll, even if they don't exist anymore!

 

[Dave Parker]

Took a little while, but finally caught sight of it.

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333) White-cheeked Pintail

I've also seen Paint-billed Rail and Mangrove Warbler at this site

 

[Gander]

There are more "convincing" Barnacle Geese in Estonia YouTube: Haeska randekaamera, also a Whitefront in with them.

I can see distant geese, but haven't caught any close enough to ID yet.

 

[jurek]

Not sure if you had Black Stork live cam:

White-tailed Eagle live cam:

In both there are many local songbirds heard-only

 

[Gander]

Not sure if you had Black Stork live cam:

White-tailed Eagle live cam:

In both there are many local songbirds heard-only

Thanks Jurek. Black Stork was in at 170, however, I appreciate the effort.

 

[Gander]

Three at Urdaibai, Spain this morning.

334) Dunlin
335) Redshank
336) Yellow Wagtail

Just a footnote on this one. The Yellow wagtail seen yesterday was Flavia. One seen today seems to be Iberiae (see pic). Does not change the numbers, but a point of interest.

 

[Gander]

New entries from Urdaibai, Spain this morning.

337) Whiskered Tern
338) Rock Pipit
339) Northern Wheatear

 

[Dave Parker]

Are you sure your pipit isn't a water pipit?

 

[Gander]

Are you sure your pipit isn't a water pipit?

I think you are right, so have edited the entry above. The Urdaibai Bird Centre have been recording Rock Pipit on their eBird list for a few days, including today, but I should not have assumed. Bird has the white showing on outer tail, legs are quite pink, supercilium is distinct, and underparts are cleaner and whiter than would be expected for Ripit. Also, having checked on map, they are further from the sea than where you'd ever expect a Rock Pipit. I may drop UBC a note.

 

[Gander]

Central Highlands, Arizona

340) Spotted Towhee

 

[Julian Thomas]

Hi Gander. That's a Spotted Towhee, which is reasonably regular on that cam. You should get Black-headed Grosbeak fairly easily, though, if you can catch one of Iguanadan's streams once he starts the jelly feeding in the near future - also Bullock's Oriole and Western Tanager (and Hooded Oriole, but you've got that already).