Bird Feeder CCTV Cameras

This live cam from Bird CCTV points at a garden bird feeder somewhere in the United Kingdom. The exact location is kept private, which is normal for a feeder camera: it lets the birds come in without disturbance and the owner avoids a stream of visitors. The picture is live video, so you can watch the comings and goings in real time rather than waiting on stills. Bird activity is strongest at first light and again in the late afternoon, when tits, finches and robins top up before dusk. Feeders get busy after frost or snow, when natural food is scarce, and in early spring when parents are feeding young. If the view is quiet, be patient: the camera sits close to the feeder, so birds appear large in frame and a few minutes of watching usually pays off.