Wild Garden Feeders & Pond Cam

Four Views of One Wild Garden

This 24/7 stream from the Dziki Ogródek ("Wild Little Garden") channel splits the screen into four fixed cameras in a private garden in Warsaw: a wooden squirrel feeder stocked with walnuts, a seed feeder built from birch logs, a mini feeder for small songbirds and the garden pond. Each tile carries its own on-screen clock, and a live readout shows air temperature, humidity and pressure, plus the pond's water temperature and depth.

Garden Birds at the Feeders

The feeders draw the familiar cast of a Central European garden: great tits and blue tits, house and tree sparrows, Eurasian jays, hawfinches, robins, starlings and woodpeckers, with hooded crows and magpies calling in too.

Squirrels, Ducks and Pond Life

Red squirrels are regulars at the nut box, while wild mallards come down to the pond in every season. The water also attracts frogs and toads and the occasional grey heron stalking the fish, and hedgehogs make their home in the garden as well.

About the Stream

Run by wildlife lovers who feed their visitors with the support of their audience, the broadcast is interactive: chat commands let viewers save clips of the best moments, and on-screen rankings celebrate the most active members of the community. It is a relaxing, close-up window onto the urban wildlife that thrives in the green corners of the Polish capital.