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Live wildlife cameras

A virtual window into the secret, everyday lives of British wildlife

Owls, kestrels, stoats, weasels...and more!

Watch wildlife on webcams streaming live from artist Robert E Fuller's Yorkshire home and surrounding countryside to see secret behaviour from tender owl courtships to a swan cygnet's first swims.

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Live from a stoat nest

A tiny female stoat has just moved into one of Robert's hidden nests. As it is so cold outside, she spends most of her days inside fast asleep conserving her engergy.

You'll see she surrounds herself with snacks that she has hunted or pinched from the feeding post!

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Live from Fotherdale

This multi-screen webcam offers simultaneous views into owl, kestrel & stoat nests alongside external cameras on bird feeders and perches. With this much wildlife action on one screen, there's never a dull moment!

Regular nest cam occupants include barn owls Gylfie & Dryer and tawny owls Luna & Bomber whose individual, secret lives have been recorded across multiple new generations.

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Live from Ash Wood

Showing live nest cams streaming direct from bird nests and feeders in an ash woodland habitat, this multi-screen wildlife webcam is rarely without drama.

Get to know individual kestrels like Apollo & Athena and tawny owls Bonnie & Ozzy as you follow their daily lives on these live bird cams.

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Fox cam

Offering internal and external views of a red fox den, this wildlife webcam is located in a suburb of the historic city of York. See intriguing behaviour from noisy courtship barks to the fox cubs' first playful games of hide and seek.

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Swan Cam

See swan cygnets hatch and take their first swims on this mute swan nest web camera livestreamed from an East Yorkshire lake. Follow the cycle as these beautiful birds court, build nests and raise their cygnets via the stunning, high definition and quality of this waterside broadcast.

About the Cams

These wildlife webcams serve as a resource for Robert's wildlife art & film studies. They also connect viewers worldwide with the daily challenges of British wildlife, helping to deepen understanding and awareness.

Each livestream has a supportive community of wildlife lovers and many viewers say they find solace in their own lives just by watching an owl fall asleep, or a tiny chick unfurl its feathers for the first time.

These wildlife webcams are free to watch. Help keep the cameras rolling and support Robert's conservation work at the same time

Reviews

"For me, your livestreams give me the opportunity to study and closely follow natural behaviours as they unfold in the wild, in real time."

Ruth Jeffcoate

"Your livecams are so amazing, so personal and intimate that honestly they are mesmerizing."

Heidy Leon Clark

I can't get out. I enjoy seeing just the sense of normality gives us all hope for the future."

Anon