some live webcams

[reelfish074]

here are a few live webcams that I found pretty cool and if you have time you should check out.

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/africam---nkorho-pan (online)

http://www.wolfrivercam.com/ (some are offline)

http://www.livefishcamera.com/index.html (some are offline)

http://www.africam.com/wildlife/index.php (once you get there click (elephant plains) (currently online)

might add to list later

[reelfish074]

here is what happened last night on first link:

cape buffalos:



click the photo for it to be bigger.


and today:
impalas:


click it same as before

more:
jackals:





white stork:



I missed getting pics of:
zebra
hyena

[reelfish074]

also, those geese in the pond are called egyptian geese but everybody on the chat calls them gucks.

[reelfish074]

hippo!




water buck:

[reelfish074]

day 3...........

imapalas,wildabeasts,and a jeep



impala close up

[reelfish074]

come on! has anybody found interest in any of these cams!?

[paul]

I'm impressed with the quantity and variety of wildlife you've seen showing up at that watering hole. I just brought up the elephant plains cam and there's a family of elephants grazing now. Years ago when I spent my days in a cubicle without a window I had a variety of web cams from around the world always running in the corner of my screen. Most of them refreshed once a minute or so. I had windows in Alaska, Norway, Hawaii, London, etc., and see the sun rise and set in different parts of the world over my work day. Now these full video cams - evidently operated by AI that tracks motion... they've sure come a long way in the last 10 years.

Paul
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[reelfish074]

makes 2 hours of wait worth it!!!!

elephant: