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Bailey added she has heard about great-horned owls repeatedly visiting purple martin colony-nesting structures to pilfer nests. Learn more about the birds you love through audio clips, stunning photography, and in-depth text Audubon Bird Guide App The Audubon Bird Guide is a free and complete field guide to more than 800 species of North American birds, right in your pocket. House sparrows will evict other birds from a nest box they want to take over. Fish and Wildlife Service to operate cameras monitoring the critically endangered California condor, Walters said.Īlthough the owl and bluebird footage is disturbing, Bailey said, cavity-nesting birds such as bluebirds enjoy high nesting success.īailey has seen footage of scrub jays out West perching in nest box holes and reaching their beaks in to grab nestlings. For example, Cornell partners with the U.S. Webcams are not just for the public’s viewing pleasure, he said. “It’s a bird-eat-bird world for many of those smaller nesters.” “Although nature is magical, wonderful and beautiful, there are harsh realities that come into play with webcams,” he said. The webcams are amazing tools for discovery for the public and researchers, Walters said. There are modifications for nest boxes to prevent predators from entering, he added. “They hunt for whatever is available, and they are not too picky.”
Screech owls are opportunists that will eat any small bird, frogs, insects, earthworms and more, Walters said. He identified the screech owls in the videos as being the same ones that used nesting boxes on family property. The bluebirds in the Murrysville nest box were on their second brood of the season and had five chicks a week old before the owl attack, Powers said. “Since we have so much of the property wired with livestreaming cams in both the screech owl nest boxes, bluebird boxes (both inside and outside views) and the bird feeder cams, we’ve really been able to follow these screech owls around this year and see some amazing events,” said Bill Powers, owner of PixCams. PixCams in Murrysville, best known for its Pittsburgh Hays eagle webcam, has 25 webcams, including ones on private property in Murrysville. The Cornell lab has footage from earlier this year of a screech owl catching a flying squirrel in the middle of the night at a Cornell bird feeding station outfitted with a webcam, said Ben Walters, bird cams specialist at the lab.