Cameras for the birds
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- April
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Want to check in on a barn owl and its young or a couple of bluebirds and their eggs? You can do both, along with checking out two bald eagles trying to have a family, without leaving your computer. None of the bird-cams I’ve found focus in on any feathered friends living in the Lower Hudson Valley. But, for the most part, all the species call Westchester, Putnam and Rockland home at some point of the year.
Cornell University has a whole page of peeping bird links.
The eagles can be found here.
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