This Peregrine Falcon webcam comes to you from Allentown, PA and gives you a live view of a Peregrine Falcon nesting area on top of the PPL Tower building. Currently there are four eggs being incubated. Webcam updates every 30 seconds and the site gives important news updates as well. Be sure to view the gallery images and video clips,too. Watch the PPL Peregrine Falcon webcam.
This Peregrine Falcon webcam comes to you from the Dunn Memorial Bridge in Albany, NY and features a live view of a Peregrine Falcon nesting area. Currently there are four chicks that have hatched out of a clutch of five eggs. It appears the fifth egg probably won’t hatch. This bird nest cam updates every minute and is on during daylight hours. Watch the Dunn Memorial Bridge Peregrine Falcon webcam.
This bird nest cam comes to you from Virginia and gives you a live view of a Peregrine Falcon nesting area. Currently, it appears there are two hatched falcon chicks that are being raised. If all goes well, you can watch them grow up to adult falcons live on this web cam. There are three webcams that you can view the falcons from giving you different angles of the nesting area. Watch the Peregrine Falcon cam in Virginia.
This Peregrine Falcon cam comes to you live from the roof of city hall in San Jose, California. This cam is brought to you by the City of San Jose and the Santa Cruz Predatory Bird Research Group. The falcon parents are named Jose and Clara and they are currently raising three baby falcons. This falcon nest cam has streaming video and requires Windows Media Player to watch.
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This Peregrine Falcon cam comes to you live from Rochester, NY and gives you a live view of the nesting area of a pair of Peregrine Falcons at the top of a tall building. This webcam has four different views to choose from and it appears each webcam updates once a minute. You can select each camera to view a higher resolution image, too. You can also view photo albums of the falcons on this web site. Watch the Peregrine Falcon webcam in Rochester.
This Peregrine Falcon Cam comes to you from the Lincoln Cathedral in the UK and gives you a live view of Peregrine Falcons nesting at the top of the cathedral. The only frustrating thing is their web site is built with flash so finding a good direct link to the cam has been tough. I have found one link, but will contact them to see if there is a better one. The peregrine falcons have a ready source of food which happens to be pigeons in the area. Watch the peregrine falcon cam at Lincoln Cathedral.
This peregrine falcon cam comes to you from the province of Bologna in Italy and gives you live views of a Pergrine Falcon nesting area at the top of a building. Falcons have just been spotted here signaling the arrival of spring. This is good news as this cam as well as many other bird feeder cams will become a lot more active in the coming weeks and months. This site has two Peregrine Falcon cams which both update about every 10 seconds. Watch the Peregrine Falcon Cams in Bologna, Italy.
This falcon cam comes to you live from the Shenandoah National Park in Virginia and gives you a live look at a Falcon nest at the park. There are four different cams to choose from and the images update every 5 minutes. This bird nest cam is solar powered and is typically online from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern time.
The Frodocam comes to you live from Brisbane, Australia and features the nest of a Peregrine Falcon named Frodo (or perhaps Frodo II?). Watch this Peregrine Falcon nest which currently seems to have three eggs that are being incubated. The Frodocam updates every 10 seconds and you can view archived images and videos as well.
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This Peregrine Falcon cam comes to you live from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and features a live streaming view of a pair of nesting Peregrine Falcons. You will need Windows Media Player to watch the live stream.
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