through the Window

Watch our birds?

We used to have a webcam that refreshes every few seconds. It was limited because the museum is on a DSL line; although fiber optic has been planned.

As this web camera was circa 1995, and many things have updated since then, we are currently without a webcam. We would love to update this tech sometime!

We do record many our sightings informally in our blog and more rigorously in eBird.

A platform feeder with a plexiglas roof, mounted on a metal cross bar, and a hanging tube feeder are visible against a background of green foliage. A hairy woodpecker is perched, back to the viewer, on a central support of the platform feeder. The feeders are mounted on a T-shaped construction of 3" steel poles with a squirrel baffle, and an arched pole suspended the tube feeder.