LoonCam
This wildlife webcam follows the nesting behaviors of a pair of loons that nest on an island in mid-coast Maine. The adults were first banded in 2001, and have returned to breed every year, since. When the video is live, and the loons are active, viewers should be able to see the brightly colored leg bands that we use to identify individual loons. Also, during the breeding season, follow the latest about the loons on our loon blog, written by an expert BRI biologist, and join us on twitter for updates.
15-second Updates
This Web Cam is presented free by BioDiversity Research Institute, and made possible in part due to generous funding provided by Nextera energy resources as well as Kids in the Nest. See a complete list of corporate sponsors and links.
PRESENTING OUR FIRST IN A SERIES OF BRI WEB VIDEOS:
Learn how LoonCam works as BRI biologists Lee Attix and Wing Goodale, and videographer Matthew Fickett take you along on our 2008 LoonCam installation. It's a behind the scenes look at BRI's most popular webcam!
If you have a high-speed internet connection try the high-definition (HD)
version: BRI
LoonCam Installation 2008
