Owl Cams
Our owl cams are the combined effort of many volunteers and several organizations. Please help us continue and improve our owl cam program by making a tax-deductible donation! If you have a nesting box with a camera that is occupied by owls, hawks or other birds and are interested streaming to our website for the enjoyment and education of others, let us know: info@hungryowl.org
The Hungry Owl Project hopes that these cams will be educational and create an awareness and caring for owls and all wildlife. Since Barn Owls are nocturnal, you'll see the most activity after dusk and before dawn.
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Barn Owls: Salt & Pepper - Nicasio, CA
Nicasio's farming and ranchland area is perfect habitat for Barn Owls, who provide valuable, organic pest control to the landowners. This box is on the wall of an elementary school with a camera that feeds into the classroom too. Salt & Pepper (named by the children) have raised several families in this box. The live stream for this box is not always "on air" for viewing - it is most commonly live from the evening to the morning. When it is on you can click the arrow to start the stream, or click here view on uStream and participate in the chat features.
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Barn Owls: Mt Burdell - Novato, CA
This box has been occupied by a family of Barn Owls for several years at the foot of beautiful Mt Burdell in Novato, CA. Mom and dad have their work cut out for them with a clutch of 5 chicks. You're seeing an intimate view from the top down in the nesting box. A special thank you goes out to the Corrigan family for sharing this stream with us.
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Hungry Owl Project does not endorse the advertisements that from our free live-stream provider and we do not currently moderate the chat room.
Barn Owl Foster Box - Ross, CA
CAM SHOULD BE BACK ONLINE SOON!
We typically use this box for the slow release of orphaned Barn Owls. When we rescue Barn Owl chicks or juveniles and the parents are not available for a reunite, they are fostered and slow released ("hacked out") by our volunteers. Each night an intrepid HOP volunteer braves the ladder and delivers a rodent dinner to the little ones. However, this year a it is occupied by a family of wild Barn Owls. It is very likely that one of the parents is one of our past fostered owlets.
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Barn Owls - Larkspur, CA
This Barn Owl box in beautiful Larkspur, CA housed a family in 2012. So far this year we've seen activity (as evidenced by leftover pellets) and we hope the owls will return soon. This cam is a shared project between the Hungry Owl Project and the Brain Injury Network of the Bay Area.
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