Live Lake and River Cams
Calm shores, rushing rivers and the wildlife that gathers there.
Mississippi River Flyway - Lake Onalaska, Wisconsin, USA
United States
Lisbon Falls - Graskop, Mpumalanga, South Africa
South Africa
Hippo and Crocodile River Cam - Laikipia, Kenya
Kenya
Tembo Plains Zambezi River - Mana Pools, Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
Mission Mountain Range - Charlo, Montana, USA
United States
Yellowstone River - Gardiner, Montana, USA
United States
Kamikochi Kappa-Bashi - Hida, Japan
Japan
Low Wood Bay - Lake Windermere, England, UK
United Kingdom
Zambezi River - Mubala Camp, Namibia
Namibia
Zambezi River - Mubala Lodge, Namibia
Namibia
Lake Hood Seaplane Base - Anchorage, Alaska, USA
United States
Charles River - Boston, Massachusetts, USA
United States
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Lakes and rivers are where wildlife comes to drink, feed and rest. These live cams take you to quiet shorelines, wide river valleys, wetlands and thundering waterfalls that change with every season.
In spring and fall, many lakes become busy stopovers for migrating ducks, geese, swans and pelicans. Summer brings calm mornings and fishing birds, while winter can freeze the view into something completely different.
Early morning and sunset are often the best times to watch, when the light is soft and animals are most active.
Pull up a chair by the water and see what turns up.
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