This seagull cam comes to you from The Red House in Dewey Beach, Delaware and gives you several different webcams to choose. Watch seagulls and other activity on the ocean and beach on these cams. You can also see time lapse videos from the entire day as well as snapshots from the seagullcam. Webcams update every minute. Watch the Red House Seagullcam.
This birdwatching cam comes to you from Gull Island in Alaska and features live streaming video of the sea birds that inhabit the area. Some of the birds you may sea include Black-Legged Kittiwakes, Tufted Puffins, Seagulls, Horned Puffins, Red Faced Cormorants, Common Murres and more. This bird cam is live from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Alaska Time.
Watch the Seabird Cam in Alaska
Here’s a fun bird watching cam that is located in Kabu Island, Japan. If the time is right you should be able to spot some seagulls with this cam. Try moving the camera to the right as they seem to like sitting on the ledge there. You may also see them on the sidewalk. If you don’t spot any seagulls, keep trying and eventually they will show up. I took the above pictures with this cam so you can get some pretty good close up shots.
Watch the Seagull Cam
This seagull nest cam comes to you from the UK and features two herring seagull chicks that hatched around May 26. The two chicks fell from their nest and were relocated to the roof of a garage. This seagull cam has streaming video and is on during daylight hours in the UK.
Watch the Seagull Nest Cam in the UK
The Scottish Seabird Center is located in North Berwick, Scotland and features six web cams – a bird feeder cam, two cams at Bass Rock which is the largest single island gannet colony in the world, The Isle of May cam which is home to over 200,000 nesting seabirds and over 100,000 Puffins, the Island of Fidra cam which specializes in capturing close-ups of birds and finally a shore cam overlooking East Bay Beach.