Sea-EagleCAM4

Sea-EagleCAM, together with BirdLife Australia, keeps a live watch on a nest while supporting research into the birds and the longer history of the sea-eagles at this site. The stream is a chance to watch a raptor family at close range, and also a window on work that helps conserve Australia's birds.

A nest camera can make a far-ranging species feel briefly neighborly. Adults arrive with nest material or food, settle over eggs, and later tend young that grow quickly from chicks into serious-looking birds. Around those events are the quiet hours that give the stream its texture: a parent on the nest, a change in light, the ordinary patience of a wild home. Sea-EagleCAM and BirdLife Australia also acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the Country on which they live and work, and recognize the immense contribution of Indigenous people to the knowledge and conservation of Australia's birds.

Watching, then, is both a pleasure and a kind of paying attention.

The stream is provided by Sea-EagleCAM4. Stay with the nest, and let a remarkable Australian bird tell its story in real time.