Bird & Squirrel Feeder at Fluviarium

A Window into Woodland Wildlife

The camera focuses on a carefully arranged feeding station built around a weathered tree trunk, where hanging seed spheres, hollowed logs and low wooden trays are stocked to attract a variety of visitors. Tits, finches, robins and other small birds flit between the perches, while red squirrels scramble across the logs to claim their share.

The Fluviarium Ecomuseum

This feeder sits within the grounds of the Ecomuseo-Fluviarium, a river-and-nature interpretation centre devoted to the Pasiego mountains and river basins of Cantabria. The surrounding woodland and gravel clearing create a natural stage where native species feed undisturbed.

Liérganes & Its Natural Setting

Liérganes is one of the most beautiful villages of northern Spain, framed by green hills and the waters of the Miera river. The feeder cam captures the rich biodiversity that thrives in this verdant corner of the Cantabrian countryside.

What You Can Spot

Patient viewers are rewarded with close encounters: acrobatic squirrels, foraging songbirds and the occasional larger visitor. Each feeding tray offers a different vantage on the constant comings and goings of this thriving woodland community.