Live webcams: Kapuskasing

Retirement Cam

The Retired Pack originated in 2002, for the aging 1993 litter including MacKenzie, Lakota and Lucas. Now it's time for the next generation of retirees. Malik and Shadow, arctic subspecies of the gray wolf, were born May 8, 2000. Malik was the lowest ranking male in the Exhibit Pack. He was retired in September 2009, after aggression from Grizzer, the second ranking male, became too intense for Malik's physical safety. Shadow was retired in June, 2010, as he began show to signs of aging that resulted in testing from the younger wolves.
Broadcasting way: live stream 1080p
709.6 km.

Webcam of the Port of Quebec, Canada

Live webcam submits the port of Quebec in Canada in real time. The Port of Quebec is an inland port located on the Saint Lawrence River in Quebec City. It is the oldest port in Canada and the second largest in the province of Quebec after the port of Montreal.
Broadcasting technique: live feed 720p
881.3 km.

Decorah Eagles Full HD Webcam, Iowa

Live PTZ webcam in real time demonstrates the nest of bald eagles, which is placed on the top of the tree. The Nest of the Eagles is placed near a hatchery in Decor, Iowa. Periodically, the camera is controlled by the operator, in order to direct it to interesting events in and around the nest.
Broadcasting method: live video 1080p
989.1 km.

Bald Eagles Nest Webcam, Pittsburgh, PA

Live PTZ webcam transmits a real-time view of the nest of bald eagles in Pittsburgh. A pair of Bald Eagles are now nesting within 5 miles of downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania along the Monongahela River. Webcam allows you to remotely observe birds.
Broadcasting mode: live feed 1080p
1022.2 km.

Audubon Boat House Osprey Nest Live Cam

Live webcam in real time submits the nest of the osprey on the roof of a boat house in the town of Bremen. The boat house on which the birds nest is set opposite Hog Island, on Audubon Road in Bremen, Lincoln County, Maine. Get a glimpse into idyllic osprey habitat from the top of a boat house just across the water from Maine's Hog Island.
Broadcasting technique: live feed 1080p
1159.6 km.

Webcam at the Osprey Nest on Hog ​​Island

Live webcam broadcasts Osprey's nest on Hog ​​Island in Maine, USA. This nest is a home for birds named Rachel and Steve. The Live camera is located on a 30-foot tower and looks straight into Rachel and Steve's nest, where they reunite every spring after winter. With this camera you can observe in real time how the osprey take care of their young, from the moment of the appearance of the egg to the time of independent flights.
Broadcasting way: live feed 1080p
1159.9 km.