Doñana Marshes Wildlife Cam

A window onto Doñana's marshland

This camera looks out over the El Rocío marisma, the flooded heart of Doñana National Park, where sky and water blur into a single living mosaic. The lagoon draws an extraordinary density of wildlife to a single, easily watched stretch of shoreline.

The Francisco Bernis centre

Operated by SEO/BirdLife from its Francisco Bernis observatory, the feed is part of a wider network dedicated to bird conservation and public outreach across the Iberian Peninsula.

Wildlife on view

Watch for flamingos, herons, storks and waterfowl alongside red deer and the semi-wild marismeño horses that graze the wetland edges. Each visit reveals a different cast of Doñana's inhabitants.

A UNESCO refuge

Doñana is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a crucial staging post on the East Atlantic Flyway, linking African and European habitats for millions of migrating birds every year.