This live web camera focuses on an Eastern Phoebe nest with 5 eggs. The Phoebe started sitting on May 17 and the eggs are expected to hatch in about two weeks. There is one threat, however. A European Starling has been harassing the poor little bird for quite awhile now… so cross your fingers that the Phoebe doesn’t leave the nest.

There are two cameras to choose from and viewable in your browser. There is a daytime camera and a night camera. I’m sure you can figure out which one you should use.
Watch the Eastern Phoebe Day Camera

Watch the Eastern Phoebe Night Camera

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