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Webcam Birding List 2025 (6 Viewers)

Gander

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I have decided to set myself a challenge to see how many different species of birds that I can see on live webcams this year. Only real rule is that I have to see them live; not recorded.
To kick off, I have, over the last few days, started in South Africa on LIVE | Allen Birdcam

Later today, I will move on to some of the Cornell Lab cameras.

The list so far is

1) African Grey Hornbill
2) Common/Indian Mynah
3) House Sparrow
4) Speckled Pigeon
5) Black collared Barbet
6) Burchells Coucal
7) Cape Sparrow
8) Fischers Lovebird
9) Green Wood Hoopoe
10) Karoo Thrush
11) Lesser Masked Weaver
12) Laughing Dove
13) Southern Masked Weaver
14) Speckled Mousebird
15) Red-winged Starling
16) Grey-headed Bushshrike
17) Ring-necked Dove


A modest start, but plenty more to come!
 
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Highlight this afternoon was a Keel-billed Toucan in Panama. I've watched that webcam for years and never seen one live before. All off Panama Fruit Feeders

19) Keel-billed Toucan
20) Clay-coloured Thrush
21) Red-crowned Woodpecker
22) Crimson-backed Tanager
23) Blue-gray Tanager
24) Gray-headed Chachalaca
25) Black-chested Jay
26) Dusky-faced Tanager
27) Palm Tanager
 
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Highlight this afternoon was a Keel-billed Toucan in Panama. I've watched that webcam for years and never seen one live before. All off Panama Fruit Feeders

19) Keel-billed Toucan
20) Clay-coloured Thrush
21) Red-crowned Woodpecker
22) Crimson-backed Tanager
23) Blue-gray Tanager
24) Gray-headed Chachalaca
25) Black-chested Jay
26) Thick-billed Euphonia
27) Dusky-faced Tanager
28) Palm Tanager

Cool idea. I just pulled up that feeder feed and saw this at the feeder:

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Took me a minute to figure out what it was (Spot-crowned Barbet).
 
A few from Sapsucker Woods, NY, USA yesterday, off Cornell FeederWatch Cam

30) American Goldfinch
31) Black-capped Chickadee
32) Northern Cardinal
33) Red-bellied Woodpecker
34) Tufted Titmouse
35) Mourning Dove
36) European Starling
 
Lots of livestreaming webcams at Africam - not specifically bird ones set up on nests or feeding stations, and you might find it's mostly elephants and antelope at any given moment, but Tau Lodge and Tembe in particular tend to be quite good for zooming in and following birds when they turn up, plus the Stony Point cam is often on penguins and cormorants, and the Lesser Flamingos one will catch plenty of other water birds in shot too.
 
Lots of livestreaming webcams at Africam - not specifically bird ones set up on nests or feeding stations, and you might find it's mostly elephants and antelope at any given moment, but Tau Lodge and Tembe in particular tend to be quite good for zooming in and following birds when they turn up, plus the Stony Point cam is often on penguins and cormorants, and the Lesser Flamingos one will catch plenty of other water birds in shot too.
Thanks for that. Definitely one I'll keep an eye on.

From Africam.com

53) White-faced Whistling Duck
54) Marabou Stork
55) Great White Egret


And from Africam.com

56) Lesser Flamingo
57) Crested Coot


And another from the Allen Webcam

58) Arrow-marked Babbler
 
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I am going to try and pick off a few common British birds today...

From

67) Collared Dove
68) Stock Dove

From

69) Barn Owl
From

70) Magpie
From Denmark off

71) Blackbird
 
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