Live webcams: Darling Heights

Peregrine falcon nest webcam, Orange

Live webcam submits a peregrine falcon nest on the outskirts of Orange, Australia in real time. The nest is installed in a wooden box on top of a water tower located on the grounds of Charles Sturt University in Orange city in the Central West Region of the Australian state of New South Wales.
Broadcasting technique: live video 1440p
936.8 km.

Webcam over the peregrine falcon nest, Orange

Live webcam is mounted over a peregrine falcon nest in the Australian city of Orange. Live camera feeds on a close-up of the nest, which sits in a wooden box on top of a water tower at Charles Sturt University in New South Wales. This box contains three webcams.
Broadcasting mode: live stream 720p
936.8 km.

Webcam in the peregrine falcon nest, Orange

Live webcam is positioned in a peregrine falcon nest in the city of Orange. The camera demonstrates in real time the entrance to the nest, which is positioned in a wooden box on top of a water tower on the grounds of Charles Sturt University in New South Wales in Australia. This box contains three birdwatching webcams.
Broadcasting method: live feed 720p
936.8 km.

Oamaru Blue Penguin Nest Webcam

Live webcam is placed in the nest of a little (blue) penguin, in the town of Oamaru, New Zealand. The camera allows you to observe the life of these amazing birds in real time.
Broadcasting technique: live feed 1080p
2575.6 km.

Wellington Blue Penguin Nest Webcam

Live webcam is placed inside a little penguin nest in Wellington, New Zealand. With this webcam, you can remotely monitor the life of the world's smallest penguins. The live cam works around the clock in real time.
Broadcasting mode: live video 1080p
2581.2 km.

Macquarie Island station webcam

Macquarie Island station webcam by Australian Antarctic Division. Updates everey 10 minutes. Webcam provides current weather conditions.
Broadcasting technique: picture 360p
3045 km.

Bingin Beach PTZ Webcam, Bali, Indonesia

Live PTZ webcam demonstrates views from the northeastern end of Bingin Beach, located in the south of Bali in Indonesia, in the South Kuta area. The camera is positioned in the Sally Warung cafe and is directed to the northwest, which allows you to watch surfers conquering the waves of the Bali Strait. Live broadcast from this webcam will be especially interesting for those who are fond of surfing and want to be aware of the weather and wave heights at Bingin Beach. Regardless of the time of day, you can enjoy the live broadcast, monitor changes in conditions and get real pleasure from a virtual visit to one of the beaches of the island of Bali.
Broadcasting method: live feed 480p
4388.1 km.