Cool webcams

Griboedov Channel embankment webcam, St. Petersburg
Live webcam demonstrates the embankment of the Griboedov Channel in Saint Petersburg in real time. The camera is mounted in the house number 67 on Sadovaya Street (near the intersection with Nikolsky Lane and the embankment of the Griboedov Channel in the Admiralty District of Saint Petersburg). The webcam looks along the channel bend towards the St. Isaac's Cathedral (its domes are clearly visible on video broadcasts). In the left part of the broadcast you can see the building of the Banking College of the Higher School of Economics.

Webcam at the golden eagle nest, Estonia
Live webcam broadcasts golden eagle nest in Soomaa National Park in southwestern Estonia in real time. Welcome to the wonderful world of nature and majestic birds of prey! Today we are going to Soomaa National Park in southwestern Estonia to meet a golden eagle and watch its life via an online broadcast from a webcam installed right next to its nest.

Remote controlled webcam on the Admiralty Embankment in Saint Petersburg
Remote controlled live webcam webcasts a view of the Admiralty Embankment and the Palace Bridge over the Bolshaya Neva River in St. Petersburg in real time. Also on the live broadcast from the camera, you can see the Peter and Paul Fortress, the Kunstkamera and the Academy of Sciences.

Webcam at the stork shelter in Herwijnen
Live webcam is mounted at the stork shelter in the village of Herwijnen in the province of Gelderland in the Netherlands. The camera in real time broadcasts a view of five nests of white storks. Bird nests are located both on the rooftops and in the trees.

Webcam at a stork nest in the municipality of Kirchzarten, Germany
Live webcam submits a stork nest in the municipality of Kirchzarten, in the Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald district in southwestern Germany. The nest of these graceful birds is mounted high above the ground, at a height of 32 meters, on the steeple of the ancient church of St. Gallus in Kirchzarten. The live broadcast offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the life of the storks without the need for binoculars or telescopic sights. With the webcam installed right in front of the nest, you can watch these beautiful creatures, follow their daily routine and enjoy the life that is unfolding right before your eyes.

Webcam at the nest of black storks, province of Caceres
Live webcam submits a nest of black storks in the Tajo Internacional Natural Park in the province of Caceres in the autonomous community of Extremadura in Spain. The camera is placed right next to the nest on a rocky bank above the river.

Webcam at a watering hole in the Namib Desert, Namibia
Live webcam webcasts a watering hole for wildlife, which is positioned among the endless red sand dunes of the Namib Desert, in the Gondwana Namib Park, on the border with the Namib Naukluft Park in Namibia. The camera works in real time and allows you to watch wild African animals that come to this watering place around the clock.

Squirrel Feeder Webcam in a Garden in Sheffield, England
Live webcam demonstrates a squirrel feeder in Sheffield in real time. The broadcast comes from a camera installed in a garden in Sheffield in the north of England. The webcam is focused on a small squirrel feeder, which is installed next to the bird drinker at the top of the garden.

Webcam on Cleopatra Beach in Alanya
Live webcam webcasts volleyball courts on Cleopatra Beach in the Turkish resort of Alanya. The camera is positioned near the Sultan Sipahi Resort Hotel. Cleopatra Beach, located in Alanya, a city and seaside resort in the province of Antalya, on the southern coast of Turkey, is one of the most popular tourist destinations for those who love white sand and clear water, as you can see in this live stream.

Webcam at the nest of black storks, Ogre Municipality, Latvia
Live webcam shows a view of the black stork nest in the Ogre Municipality of Latvia. The camera allows you to remotely monitor the life of storks in real time. According to information available to ornithologists, the nesting site of black storks has been known here since at least 2003, but this nest was found only in January 2021.