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Follow storks, eagles and a kingfisher as spring watch webcams switch on

February 19, 2018

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One of the storks, working on the nest. Photo: Webcam still via Vogelbescherming Nederland

Dutch bird protection group Vogelbescherming Nederland has begun switching on its spring webcams, located in and around the nests of eight different birds.

New this year is a camera following events at the nest of a white tailed eagle in Friesland, 15 metres above the ground. Other birds that can be followed include a coal tit, a stork, a kingfisher and various owls.

The Beleef de Lente (experience Spring) webcams are followed by hundreds of thousands of people a year.

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