White Stork Nest Tree Camera

A Wide View of Nest 2

Mounted at a distance from the platform, this tree camera reveals the full silhouette of Nest 2 and the airspace around it. Where a close nest cam shows only the bowl, this vantage frames the graceful flight paths of arriving and departing white storks, along with any territorial clashes over the site.

The Storchennest Fohrde Colony

Fohrde, a district of Havelsee in the Havelland, is one of Brandenburg's storied stork villages. The colony's platforms have hosted generations of nesting pairs, and Nest 2 — raised in 2018 — is the newest addition the community watches with keen anticipation.

Wild White Storks Up Close

These birds are true wild animals, not zoo residents. Viewers witness the unfiltered rhythm of nest life — from bill-clattering greetings to the patient care of a breeding pair — exactly as it unfolds in open nature.

Watching the Havelland Skies

Set amid the flat wetlands and meadows of the Havel river valley, the camera also frames a tranquil rural backdrop. It is a standing invitation to follow the fortunes of a wild stork nest across the breeding season.