Mountain View Bird Feeder Cam

A Living Feeding Station in the Foothills

This camera watches over a multi-feeder setup maintained by a Métis wildlife enthusiast in the foothills of southern Alberta. Tube feeders, seed towers and suet cages keep the station stocked year-round, turning it into a reliable gathering point for the region's resident and migrating birds.

Birds of the Canadian Rockies

The foothills host a rich mix of songbirds, finches, chickadees, jays and woodpeckers, and the feeders bring them into close, unhurried view. Patient watchers are often rewarded with the bright plumage of species that thrive across the prairie-to-mountain transition.

The Mountain Backdrop

Behind the feeders, open grassland gives way to the layered ridges of the Rocky Mountain front range. The sweeping horizon frames every visit with a distinctly Albertan sense of space and altitude.

Wildlife Beyond the Feeders

Birds are the main draw, but the surrounding foothills are home to a variety of mammals and small wildlife that occasionally pass through frame. It is a quiet window onto a vibrant corner of the Canadian wilderness.