Aviary Cam
Our aviary cam provides an adventure in birdwatching, as we're never sure who'll stroll on camera. Today's sightings might include a black-necked stilt with long red legs built for wading. As the bird strides out across the mud, it may keep walking and picking insects till it's feeding in water up to its belly.
 If you spot a bird with a long, bright-red beak, large pink feet and yellow eyes, it's a black oystercatcher. An oystercatcher uses its beak to probe the sand for worms and crabs.
Nearly all the birds you see in the aviary have been rescued from the wild. We assist the local wildlife center in caring for injured birds. Those that fully recover are returned to the wild.
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What's the bird with the red legs? Was that a curlew I saw? Use our cam spotting guide to find out.
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Our live web cams are made possible through the generosity of our members and donors. If you would like to lend your support, you can donate online. The cam will time out after 30 minutes—refresh/reload your browser window to restart the stream.
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Snowy plover chicks behind the scenes.
