White Stork Nest Live Cam

The Stork Nest

This camera frames a white stork (Ciconia ciconia) nest built atop a raised platform, a structure that can weigh hundreds of kilograms after years of seasonal additions. Viewers watch the adults preen, feed and guard their chicks at remarkably close range, capturing the daily rhythms of one of Poland's most beloved birds.

A Village in the Subcarpathian Foothills

The nest overlooks Tyrawa Wołoska, a small village in southeastern Poland set among gentle hills and open meadows near the Bieszczady mountains. A Polish flag, trimmed lawns and country lanes frame a scene that feels quintessentially rural Central European.

White Storks in Poland

Poland hosts one of the largest white stork populations in the world, and the birds are woven deeply into local folklore as symbols of luck and renewal. Each breeding season they migrate thousands of kilometres from Africa to raise their young on village rooftops and purpose-built platforms like this one.

What to Watch For

Look for feeding deliveries, wing-stretching exercises as the chicks grow, and the distinctive bill-clattering greetings between mates. Over the weeks the nestlings transform from downy hatchlings into fledglings preparing for their first flights.