Mississippi River Flyway Cam: Bird Migration & Bald Eagles

This camera follows the Mississippi River flyway, the great bird highway that funnels waterfowl, raptors and songbirds south in autumn and north in spring. The operator, Explore Hummingbird & Bird Migration Cams, keeps it trained on the water and treeline where bald eagles perch and hunt, so at any moment you might catch an eagle on a snag or a flock moving overhead. It is likely a live video stream, letting you watch behaviour as it happens. The best times are early morning and late afternoon in March and April, when eagles pass through on their way north, and again from October to December. On calm, clear days the birds are most active. Use it as a window into the river's wildlife corridor, a reminder that the migration is always in motion.