The Web Broadcasting Corporation/WildlifeTV, Natural Webcam Broadcasters

The Web Broadcasting Corporation/WildlifeTV offers a variety of Live Web Camera feeds in conjunction with other organisations including the BBC, The British Broadcasting Corporation Webcams, BBC Somerset Webcam, BBC Spring Watch, BBC Spring Watch, Denbury Farm, Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, The Wildlife Park At Cricket St Thomas, The Butterfly Farm, The Butterfly Farm At Stratford-Upon-Avon, WWT, Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust, Slimbridge and offer other webcam viewing at The Perry Institute For Marine Science.

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3:29 Fri 06 Aug 10
What a swish new residence the bees have at Denbury, first cider, now bees/honey, makes my mouth water just thinking about it! From what you have said Mr F.you've got a lot of reading up to do!
Janice,Leeds
3:18 Fri 06 Aug 10
2:25 post thank you for the post regarding the Bees licence. My Daughter has just rang me, i have told her about my plan to get a Hive going she thinks its a very good idea, and said you've been saying it Mum for as long as i can remember how you'd love to keep Bees so do it its a good hobby and something you would enjoy and i think it would suit you down to the ground, so that was nice and has given me more drive to do it, i am so excited i want to be up and running for spring lol. She also told me she had read that if you suffer from hay fever allergies if you buy local honey it will benefit you far better than honey, from farther afield as the Bees collect pollen locally so this makes it better you, learn something every day. sorry if i am Boring every one already with My plans but i have a real BEE IN MY BONNET ha ha sorry couldn't resist that one. Karen Stoke
2:25 Fri 06 Aug 10
No license needed for beekeeping needed in the Uk
2:17 Fri 06 Aug 10
Its me again on about Bees. I always thought that you needed a liecence to Bee keep does any one know if this is so?. Karen Stoke
2:10 Fri 06 Aug 10
Have another friend staying so only just caught up with whats going on. MR farmer no photo of you in your beekeepers suit? spoilsport. Courage mon ami, have Mrs farmer standing by with the vinager or is it bicarb for bee stings? Anyway its a nice idea you will get a lot of interest from them once you have got them settled mary llandudno
2:02 Fri 06 Aug 10
I have just looked at the Gallery when i got to the Beehive all me hairs on the back of my neck stood up and i had a tingle allover. I have just said out loud thats it i am getting one i am determined now to have one. So thats my Birthday sorted out this year and Christmas i shall inform my Daughter and family lol but rest assured i am having one somehow. Its just gone buzzing in my head i am so excited i can actually picture me doing it, i have no fear at all of them so it will be wonderful to do as long as i read up on them first and i have this wonderful machine to learn everything i need to know. I am having one if i have to build it myself. Karen Stoke
1:51 Fri 06 Aug 10
Well Mr Farmer i have just read the Diary i am elated you have got the Beehive, i am really. I have always been so fascinated by Bees, as a kid i did a composition on them in the junior school and have loved them ever since. For the last two years i have had them nesting under ground in my Lawn at the back under a Laburnum tree they aren't there this year i havent noticed then there they must move around. But in the summer when the laburnum is in flower i actually stand under the tree its like an umbrella and i close my eyes and just listen to the bees buzzing as they go from flower to flower on the tree its one of the most amazing experiences i can tell you its quite wonderful as i dont fear them at all. They have since a little girl been my most favourite of insects. I think they are quite beautiful. Mr Farmer you say you must find time to set the cam up i fully appreciate that but you shouldn't have mentioned it as far as i am concerned. OH it will be a fabulous addition to the Cams you have made my day thank you. Bees are struggling so much lately the government need to get a grip or we will all be in a mess wont we. I have pondered the idea my self in getting a hive one day it might have given me a push to do so sometime soon. When i was doing the hedges earlier this month i was told politely by quite a few Bees to buzz off i must have disturbed there nesting site so i did who am i to intrude on them. Karen Stoke
12:27 Fri 06 Aug 10
Love last nights Diary, as I have just read a Best selling book called "The Secret Life of Bees" by Sue Monk Kidd, It is about a young girl and her connections to a family of Bee Keepers, lovely story. Rose W'canton
10:38 Fri 06 Aug 10
Gosh those swallows are really crammed into the nest now - surely they should fledge soon! When an adult comes in with a beakful of food its a right scramble to see who gets fed first!
Rosie's Mum I wish you luck with your pigeon! Well done for trying to save it though - many people would say one less pigeon is a good thing but I believe like you that we should at least try and help it.
Both owlets in the box this morning looking sleepy - Im sure it wont be long now before they are fending for themselves and spending less and less time in the barn but I think they like their sleeping quarters too much...somewhere cosy to flake out with they are full up!... Jill
5:28 Fri 06 Aug 10
Are those folks using Windows 7 aware there is a Snipping Tool that you can keep on your program tray (usually at the bottom of your screen) and it comes in handy when you want to take a quick shot of the animals and birds. If there is anything you want to get a quick shot of, grab the tool off the tray and then you put the tool on the picture and drag it to the size you want. A small window comes up that tells you what to do. Then you can save the clipping in your pictures folder. Maybe Vicky can explain it better. Rosie's Mum in Toronto
5:21 Fri 06 Aug 10
I have tomorrow planned, in catching a pigeon and hope it works. It is on our bedroom balcony (12 floors up) and there is a divider between the next apartment and ours with a gap underneath. I noticed it two days in a row and realized it has hurt a wing and can't fly. I called the Wildlife group and they will look after it if I can catch it. I have put some seed and water out for it but before I can get it it goes under the divider onto the next balcony. The neighbour is a bit crazy and I am afraid that if I ask him to shoo it our way, he likely will send it off the balcony. I have partially cover over the gap and hope that when it comes over for its meal, that I can quickly cover the rest of the gap so that it is now in our half. After that it shouldn't be too hard to catch it. Usually throwing something over their head stops them and then just a matter of lifting it up and putting it into a box. Keep your fingers (and toes) crossed for me so that I be able to catch it. If anyone sees my antics, they will think I have lost my marbles. Unfortunately feed it attracts all the other local pigeons. Rosie's Mum in Toronto
10:47 Thu 05 Aug 10
hi ruth. It was my friend Alison who put the clip on youtube. Rinchen was the cameraman in the centre. I swear she did a fly past. :-D. One of the owlets has arrived back and after going inside for a few minutes is now on the tray outside waiting for grub. Ann.
6:09 Thu 05 Aug 10
There is a video on u tube of the Lady leaving yesterday, soon after 10am. Shows her landing on the nest calling then taking off with the camera following her.
Ruth
5:04 Thu 05 Aug 10
Hello Everyone. I've just been looking at the little swallows. I was sure that they would have fledged by now, but there they are, so big now that it is a constant struggle to stay in the nest! I think there are still four there. So glad the owlets are OK - it's all so stressful, when one can do nothing to help in any way. Am trying to come to terms with the fact that 'our' Mabel has set off from Loch of the Lowes for that terribly long journey. Let's hope that all our loving thoughts and prayers, which I am sure contributed to her miraculous recovery back in June, will carry her safely all the way back to West Africa. I have read, that is possible she might even fly over Devon and Cornwall, so shall keep my eyes peeled from tomorrow, just in case. Rosemary (Plymouth)
3:39 Thu 05 Aug 10
One of the Osprey are on the nest at the moment tucking into a big fish, isn't it amazing how quickly they grow up. They zoomed in to a good close up of its foot and leg it was amazing as you could see the power in the muscles in its foot around the ankle and the big talons, for gripping the fish. When i see the Ospreys thighs, i am sure they would be called something else lol, i always get the urge to squeeze them like you would a baby's bum such power they have in them legs. (i am always squeezing our Freds lol he hates it and tells me baring his teeth lol.
It seems Our Mabel, has started her migration journey, oh my power of thought is with her i am actually flying at times for her i keep saying come on girl take it steady, i refuse to write her off, she really gave us all some nail biting moments this season... She has been a big part of our lives has dear old Mabel, it made me ill, when she fell ill, i have never been like that over anything since i was a kid, to me she is just wonderful i could cry thinking about her. I hope she returns next year but i know its asking an awful lot. I will be beside myself if she does, nothing would surprise me more. Thank you Mabel, i will never forget you ever! i am blumming crying now put it down to my age lol. Karen Stoke
2:18 Thu 05 Aug 10
Hi all, just had an e-mail from Barn Owl Trust to confirm what Jill said. Very full bird, taking time out to recover and rest,thank goodness. Lorna from Devon
1:59 Thu 05 Aug 10
Jill, I was looking in at the Osprey Blog and had the Owlets on screen at the same time, when I saw her struggle to get up. She was a bit wobbly to start with, but now seems to be ok. Honestly, these animals do cause us concerns sometimes, don`t they. On Denbury Farm site,saw the 2 black swans this morning, feeding almost side by side, then when one got a bit too close, she (presumably it was the Pen) was seen off. Also saw a person under a brolley fishing this morning. Love the new Gallery. Lorna from Devon
11:57 Thu 05 Aug 10
Lorna, Devon - I too was concerned when I saw the owlet lying on its back in the nest box but just now I saw it move and shake its head so I guess its just full up and hot and tired and having a rest! Let's hope its ok anyway .... Jill
11:54 Thu 05 Aug 10
Thanks for the update Vicky - some beautiful new pics on the gallery - Did I read that the new gallery is capable of holding up to 50 pics? If so will you just keep adding more on until you reach 50 and then start deleting from the beginning? That would be great so we have more opportunities to view them as I love to look back and view the slideshow...Jill
11:46 Thu 05 Aug 10
Hi, Lorna from Devon here. My Sister just rang to say one of the Owlets was laying down in the nest box. I had a look, and have got in touch with the Barn Owl Trust. I couldn`t see any sign of it breathing. Just hope it is just resting! Lorna from Devon