Technology is a wonderful thing. Thanks to the marvel of livestreaming, it's possible you can still watch a variety of species, including owls, seals, badgers and bats, thanks to these animal webcams.

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Some of these cameras are seasonal, for example they may only be active during the nesting season. However we have decided to include them here anyway, and will endeavour to regularly update which cameras are online or offline.

To see even more global wildlife webcams from around the world, including bald eagles, hummingbirds, manatees and elephants, check out this list on the BBC Wildlife website.


Mammals

Soprano pipistrelle bats

Small mammals

Foxes

Badgers

Seals


Birds

Blue tits

Blue tit in nest. © WildlifeKate
Blue tit in nest. © WildlifeKate

Jackdaws

Jackdaw nestbox. © WildlifeKate
Jackdaw nestbox. © WildlifeKate

Ospreys

Peregrine falcons

Barn owls

Barn owls on the Dorset Wildlife Trust webcam in April 2020, just after the female laid her third egg.
Barn owls on the Dorset Wildlife Trust webcam in April 2020, just after the female laid her third egg.

Tawny owls

Luna the tawny owl returns to her eggs, Yorkshire. © Robert E Fuller

Common kestrel

White-tailed eagles

Kittiwakes

Puffins

Mixed birds

Goldfinch and greenfinch at feeder. © WildlifeKate
Goldfinch and greenfinch at feeder. © WildlifeKate

Mixed wildlife

Pine marten at Aigas feeding station. © WildlifeKate
Pine marten at Aigas feeding station. © WildlifeKate
Why not create your very own livestream from your garden? We've rounded up the best bird box cameras for watching feathered visitors in real time.

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Main image: A juvenile white-tailed eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla) fends off a crow in the snowy winter./Credit: Getty images

Authors

Megan ShersbyNaturalist, writer and content creator
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