Golden Eagle Habitat Bog Live Cam

A Protected Peat Bog Wilderness

This camera overlooks an open peat bog in Latvia, one of the vast raised mires that make up a defining feature of the country's Boreal landscape. Stunted pines and slender birches dot the spongy, waterlogged ground, a habitat shaped over millennia of slow peat accumulation.

Golden Eagle Nesting & Feeding Grounds

The bog is a nesting and feeding habitat for golden eagles, kept under watch by Latvijas valsts meži (Latvia's State Forests). The surrounding wetland supports the small mammals and birds these apex raptors hunt, making it a rich corner of protected wilderness.

A Chorus of Wetland Wildlife

In the early hours the calls of bog-nesting birds carry across the mire, and the habitat draws far larger visitors too — a female brown bear with three cubs has been recorded crossing the swamp. It is a genuine slice of untamed Latvian nature.

Why This View Matters

Raised bogs are among Europe's most threatened ecosystems and powerful natural carbon stores. This live window offers a rare, uninterrupted look at a healthy mire and the wildlife it sustains.