This Bird Feeder cam comes to you from somewhere in the U.K. and features two bird feeders outside of a window. I don’t know much about this cam at this point other than that there are two bird feeders and its image updates second. I’ll take a look when it is daylight in the U.K. to see what kind of birds show up and perhaps update this post then. 
Watch the Bird Feeder Cam in the U.K.
This bird feeder cam comes to you from West Henrietta, NY and gives you a live view of a simple wild bird feeder. On this cam you will likely see Cardinals, Blue Jays, finches, sparrows and other wild birds native to the area. The bird feeder cam image updates once a minute and is on during daylight hours.
Watch the Bird Feeder Cam in West Henrietta, NY
Press play to watch live streaming video and sound of my bird feeder outside my house. You will see a variety of wild birds visit the feeder including Cardinals, Blue Jays, sparrows and more. You may also see a squirrel getting food from the feeder from time to time. Be sure to say hello to Gumby and Pokey, while you’re watching. My apologies if you hear my annoying neighbors next door.
Marc’s Bird Feeder cam comes to you from Jefferson County, NY and is a simple still image bird feeder cam that updates every 30 seconds. Here you will see typical wild birds native to North America and the NY area. You can also view the last five images captured from the cam.
This bird feeder cam comes to you from Georgia and features a live, top down view of a bird feeder. There seems to be a live streaming video cam, but right now it appears to be down. On this bird feeder cam you can expect to see a wide variety of wild birds such as Cardinals, Blue Jays, Mourning Doves and many more. They also have a companion blog for this cam. This bird cam updates every 20 seconds.
Watch the Feed Me Bird Feeder Cam
Ivy’s backyard bird watching cam comes to you live from Boulder Creek, CA and features a still camera and a live streaming remote control bird watching cam. You can pan, tilt and zoom this cam. Some of the birds that frequent the bird feeders include Acorn Woodpeckers, Townsend’s Warblers, Black headed Grosbeaks, Steller’s Jays, Chestnut-backed Chickadees and Oregon Juncos just to name a few.
NOTE: You will need a login and password to watch the streaming video. This changes from time to time, so go here to check for the latest login info.
Watch the Backyard Bird Watching Cam – Streaming Video
Watch the Backyard Bird Watching Cam – Still Image
This is a pretty basic bird feeder cam located in Wisconsin (or maybe even Michigan?) and features a live view of a bird feeder where a wide variety of wild birds feed. An interesting part of this cam is that you can view a time lapse movie of the previous day which can be pretty entertaining as you can see the feed level get lower and lower as time goes on. The live cam updates about every 30 seconds and unfortunately you have to manually reload it.
Watch the Bird Feeder Cam in Wisconsin
Watch the latest Time Lapse Movie from the Feeder
This bird feeder cam comes to you from Australia and features a live view of a balcony bird feeder. Birds that visit this feeder include Rainbow Lorikeets, Miners and other birds of Australia. This cam is online from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. local time in Australia.
Watch the Bird Feeder Cam in Australia
Today’s bird watching cam comes to you from Georgia and is called Jim’s Bird Feeder Cam or…WingbarsCafe. This bird feeder cam features a sunflower bird feeder and some of the birds you may see include the Brown-Headed Nuthatch, American Goldfinch, Carolina Chickadee, House Finch and the Tufted Titmouse just to name a few. You may even see squirrels from time to time.
Watch Jim’s Bird Feeder Cam
Coles Pond Bird Feeder Cam has been updated and now shows you very high resolution images of the two bird feeders shown from the cam. The Coles Pond bird feeder cam is located in Walden, Vermont. This bird feeder cam updates once a minute. You can also view archived images from the bird feeders as well.
Watch the Coles Pond HD Bird Feeder Cam