Forest Stream Wildlife Cam

A Hidden Creek in the Pennsylvania Woods

Tucked into a wooded ravine in southwestern Pennsylvania, this remote-controlled camera looks down on a narrow forest stream as it works its way over weathered sandstone and fallen timber. The private, hunting-free property gives the surrounding hardwood forest room to grow largely undisturbed.

A Pan-Tilt-Zoom View of the Action

The PTZ camera can be remotely panned, tilted and zoomed to follow movement along the banks, letting operators and viewers track animals as they move through the underbrush or pause at the water's edge for a closer look.

A Magnet for Woodland Wildlife

The mix of running water, rock cover and dense canopy makes this stretch of creek a natural gathering point for white-tailed deer, foxes, raccoons and a wide variety of songbirds, offering an ever-changing window into the daily rhythms of the forest.

Part of a Larger Wildlife Camera Network

This stream cam is one of several PixCams wildlife feeds set up across the same private woodland, together forming a broader look at the native species that call this corner of Westmoreland County home.