Cool webcams

Webcam at the nests of abandoned storks, Kozubszczyzna, Poland
The live webcam webcasts the nests of abandoned storks, which for various reasons were thrown by their parents from the nest and sent to the stork rehabilitation center in Kozubszczyzna village. The camera allows you to watch in real time as storks live on special high platforms that provide them with real living conditions. Here the birds are watered and fed every day. Thanks to the minimal contact with people, the storks become wild and unrestrained. In August, they will fly with other storks for wintering in Africa.

Hvar webcam, Croatia
Town Hvar on island Hvar, Croatia. This automated 24/7 Live webcam is overlooking the entrance to the Hvar port and Pakleni islands in front of it. Camera location is just around the corner from the main waterfront in the east direction (towards the Franciscan monastery).

Webcam №2 near the nest of a Far Eastern stork, Tambovka
Live webcam number 2 is positioned at the nest of a Far Eastern stork near the village of Tambovka. The camera in real time webcasts video from the nest located on a support of an inactive power line near the village of Tambovka of the Amur Region. The live webcast from this webcam has been going on since March 17, 2019 and gives you the opportunity to observe bird life around the clock.

Djuma Game Reserve Webcam
Live PTZ webcam is located in Djuma Game Reserve in South Africa. The camera in real time webcasts a watering place for wild animals in front of the Gowrie Dam. If you're lucky, you can see how the lions come to the watering hole. If you are very lucky, with this webcam you can see in real time how the lions are hunting. In this case, the operator will try to direct the camera to the lions and approach them as close as possible. You can also see a lot of impal (light brown antelope) and many other species of mammals, birds and reptiles.

International Space Station (ISS) Live Webcam
Live video from the International Space Station includes internal views when the crew is on-duty and Earth views at other times. The video is accompanied by audio of conversations between the crew and Mission Control. This video is only available when the space station is in contact with the ground. During "loss of signal" periods, viewers will see a blue screen. Since the station orbits the Earth once every 90 minutes, it experiences a sunrise or a sunset about every 45 minutes. When the station is in darkness, external camera video may appear black, but can sometimes provide spectacular views of lightning or city lights below.

Taiaroa Head Webcam
Taiaroa Head Webcam: streaming live from the northern royal albatross colony at Taiaroa Head near Dunedin. A young albatross pair are in the process of constructing their nest, with their egg expected in mid to late-November. Look out for their colour bands - the male bird has blue-black (BK) colour bands and the female has red-blue-black (RBK).

Deerfield Beach underwater webcam
Live streaming from Deerfield Beach underwater webcam. Deerfield Pier is home to an amazing assemblage of marine fish species. Designated as a fishing pier, the pier sees heavy traffic from tourists and locals. Diving and swimming around the pier is not permitted, except for once a year when a local dive shop, Dixie Divers, organizes a cleanup to remove fishing line and other debris. The ocean can get very rough during storms; watch the fish swirl around on these days! Because divers rarely frequent the waters here, the underwater camera gives an amazing glimpse into this habitat and its inhabitants.

Webcam in the nest of black storks in Estonia
Live webcam submits the nest of black storks, which is in the wild forest in Estonia. Black stork lives in the forest zone of Eurasia, trying to avoid people.

Webcam on the beach of the complex «Our Sail», Kacha, Sevastopol, Crimea
Live webcam broadcasts the beach of the complex «Our Sail» in the village of Kacha in real time. The urban settlement is set in the Nakhimovsky District of Sevastopol city in Crimea, Russia. On video from the live camera you can see the Black Sea, the beach and the embankment in front of the complex «Our Sail».

Webcam in the storks nest in Dubna village
Live webcam demonstrates the stork's nest in the village of Dubna. This nest of white storks is set on the roof of the church of the Roman Catholic parish in the Czech village of Dubna.