Owls, Stoats and Kestrels - Fotherdale, North Yorkshire, UK

Several camera views reveal wildlife around Fotherdale, from owls perched on feeding posts to the sheltered interiors of hollow tree stumps. The split-screen stream covers nest sites, branches and a stone wall, offering different perspectives as birds and small mammals move through the garden and surrounding habitat.

Located near Thixendale in North Yorkshire, this camera network follows barn owls, tawny owls, kestrels, stoats and other visitors. Purpose-built nesting spaces and feeding areas bring animals into view while allowing them to come and go. Some cameras look inside cavities that would otherwise remain hidden from sight.

Spring and summer can bring nesting activity and growing young, while autumn and winter reveal roosting, feeding and nighttime visits. Infrared views show activity after dark alongside illuminated outdoor scenes. The mix of cameras changes with wildlife activity, and empty nests or quiet perches are part of the seasonal cycle.

Did You Know? Barn owls swallow small prey whole, then regurgitate pellets containing indigestible bones and fur.

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