Live feed camera of Kestrel nest box

[Box Brownie]

Hi all

Hopefully the right sub forum to share this.

RSPB Arne in Dorset have a nest camera with live feed Kestrels nesting and last time I looked a few minutes ago she(?) was sitting on this eggs. Looked at the weekend and think I could see 2 eggs then.

Link below

http://www.rspb.org.uk/discoverandenjoynature/seenature/reserves/guide/a/arne/webcam.aspx

 

[gramps]

Looks like 4 eggs now ... thanks for posting

 

[Phil-D]

Interesting and bookmarked

last time I looked a few minutes ago she(?) was sitting on this eggs

When I looked a minute or two ago, it looked like the male (grey head) sitting, I was surprised..........unless he's hen pecked!

 

[Phil-D]

Yep, definitely male sitting earlier, female on them now

 

[viv1969]

Similarly, and for anyone interested, there's a camera on the Peregrines which nest on Derby Cathedral each year.

http://www.derby.gov.uk/environment...paces/wildlife/peregrines/peregrine-camera-4/

 

[wezza13]

Here are more that I've been checking out, a nice variety

http://www.birdfood.co.uk/webcams?u..._campaign=Birdforum Webcam Links#.Vycd8PkrKUn

 

[beyond the blue]

Here are more that I've been checking out, a nice variety

http://www.birdfood.co.uk/webcams?utm_source=Web/Newsletter Links&utm_medium=Links&utm_campaign=Birdforum Webcam Links#.Vycd8PkrKUn

I've been watching the Peregrine Falcon nest box cam over the last couple of days. I'm amazed by the amount of food those tiny chicks can eat. I've just watched one chick eat a whole leg and foot of some kind of bird including the identification rings as well. I'm assuming these rings will pass right through but god knows how.