Eastern Bluebird WebCam
I’d like to invite you to share in the adventures of a pair of Eastern Bluebirds as they raise their family in a nest box in Lumberton – see the following posts.
Inside the nest box is a miniature low-light video camera. There are also highly sensitive microphones inside the nest box to record rarely heard sounds. Below I have a “Bluebird Video Highlights” reel, where you can click on videos to see a summary of the day’s events.
You can also view real-time video, showing their movements as they happen. Click on www.SteveGreerPhotography.com and then click on the Nesting Bluebird WebCam on the left hand side of the home page.
Rest assured that all the pictures and sounds that you will experience are being obtained through “bluebird friendly” methods.
Happy viewing
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Steve Greer Photography
With an appreciation and enthusiasm for the natural world, Steve enjoys nothing more than being immersed in a wild landscape. Growing up in the Canadian Rockies, he documented his early experiences using a manual SLR. The mountains served as a magical place to learn the fundamentals of landscape photography. Years later, living in New Jersey, he began to pursue the craft more technically, documenting New Jersey’s natural history.
His imagery passionately reflects natures awe-inspiring beauty, diversity and fragility. He believes that honest, compelling photography can change the way people react to their environment – enabling them to make better decisions concerning the protection and preservation of open spaces.
Steve lives in New Jersey with his wife Cindy, daughter Olivia and son Cooper.
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Truly a spectacle to behold. The parents are so attentive to their newborns 24/7. Great job Steve
Great job on the Bluebird Cam, I really enjoyed it.
Hey Lou!
thanks for the feedback. Its all very exciting!
steve
Hi Steve — Small world here on wordpress! I just had 3 babies fledge from our box yesterday. This is the 4th year we’ve had them nesting in our yard. I will have to look over your notes and webcam more carefully when I have time to enjoy. Very cool! — Denise Bush
Hey Denise,
its bluebird bliss here in our little meadow. I think the strongest chick will fledge tomorrow!
steve
Steve,
This has been absolutely fascinating!! I wish I had more hours in the day to have been able to watch them.
I have 4 babies that hatched on Friday unfortunately I do not have a web cam I can set up on them.
Thank you for the pleasure this has given me and also for my grand-daughter who got to watch some of it..
Janice Weisgerber
you are most welcome! I’m very glad to be able to share the bluebird experiences with others. steve