Travel TipsĀ
Wildlife Watching, No Binoculars Necessary
Wildlife watching is easier than ever! You don’t have to travel to the ends of the earth anymore to see some of nature’s most moving moments. Safely observe wildlife in their natural habitat with the help of these streaming programs.
Cascades Raptor Center
The Cascades Raptor Center inĀ Willamette Valley, Oregon, hosts regular wildlife watching through live Facebook chats. Tune in to hear from the Center staff and see raptors of all varieties living at the Center. Ask questions about owls and hawks, or just enjoy a peaceful moment with a nesting eagle and her eggs. Give them a likeĀ to get advance notice about upcoming Facebook live events.
Live Osprey Nest feed.
Birds of Prey Cam
Birds of prey cams are increasing in popularity for extraordinary wildlife watching. There are several great live feeds to get you up-close and personal with some of the sky’s most magnificent predators. There’s also the Audubon Osprey Nest in Maine as well as the Landings Bird Cam near Skidaway Island State Park in southern Georgia.
Sea Otter Cam
The best way to prepare for this wildlife watching feed is to settle into a recliner with a bowl full of ice cream on your stomach. Then tune inĀ and join the sea otters of the Monterey Bay Aquarium as they hang out on their backs and snack. After getting your dose of adorable for the day, learn a bit about otters and the work the Monterey Bay Aquarium does to help sea otters of all ages.
A quick Google search will reveal all kinds of opportunities for online wildlife watching. There’s no shortage of chances to see incredible wildlife all year-round, no matter where you (or they) are!
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Learn more about theĀ Willamette ValleyĀ and check out ourĀ National Parks and Southwest itinerary.