Iroquois Refuge Bald Eagle Nest

A Bald Eagle Nest Up Close

This camera delivers an intimate, continuous window into a thriving bald eagle nest, framing the great stick platform where adults incubate, feed, and tend their growing eaglets. Few cameras place viewers so near to the daily rhythms of America's national bird.

The Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge

Established in 1958, the refuge spans more than 10,800 acres of forested wetlands, marshland, upland forests, grasslands, and shrublands. It was among the first Important Bird Areas recognized in New York State, sustaining roughly 266 species of birds along major migratory flyways.

A Living Wetland Mosaic

Beyond the nest, the view opens onto a vast mosaic of pools, reeds, and woodland that shelters waterfowl, mammals, amphibians, and countless insects. The refuge is a celebrated staging ground for migrating birds and a haven for resident wildlife throughout the year.

Visiting Western New York

Tucked between Rochester and Buffalo, the refuge is one of the region's quiet natural treasures. This live feed lets nature lovers everywhere share in the wild splendor of its wetlands without leaving home.