Alutaguse Forest Webcam 2014
Posted: March 19th, 2014, 8:55 pm
This webcamera is placed in the Alutaguse forest, Estonia’s largest forest area, covering virtually all of its north-eastern part, one of the most untouched and densely forested corners of the country. The fauna of Alutaguse resembles that of the taiga and is home to a large bear population, rare flying squirrels, golden eagles and white-tailed eagles, osprey, jack snipes, western capercaillie, black grouse, elks, wolves, lynxes, beavers, otters, foxes and raccoon dogs ...
There is an observation hut at the camera place from where people can watch the bears and other animals passing the place. The camera has night view.
Forest road in Alutaguse
The observation ground (with the camera in the circle)
Last year when the webcamera in Alutaguse started working, there was a lot of snow.
In the previous years we have seen bears of all sizes, wild boars, raccoon dogs, foxes, most probably a wolf, a hunting ural owl, a golden eagle, bussards, various woodpeckers and other smaller birds
This year the camera starts a little later than last year, there is no more snow and the first signs of bears have been seen already a while back.
The angle of the view (or maybe the position of the camera) looks changed from previous years.
Looduskalender article: http://www.looduskalender.ee/en/node/19684
JWplayer: http://pontu.eenet.ee/player/karu.html
VLC, also for Android: rtsp://193.40.133.138/live/karu
iPhone/iPad: http://193.40.133.138/live/karu/playlist.m3u8
There is an observation hut at the camera place from where people can watch the bears and other animals passing the place. The camera has night view.
Forest road in Alutaguse
The observation ground (with the camera in the circle)
Last year when the webcamera in Alutaguse started working, there was a lot of snow.
In the previous years we have seen bears of all sizes, wild boars, raccoon dogs, foxes, most probably a wolf, a hunting ural owl, a golden eagle, bussards, various woodpeckers and other smaller birds
This year the camera starts a little later than last year, there is no more snow and the first signs of bears have been seen already a while back.
The angle of the view (or maybe the position of the camera) looks changed from previous years.
Looduskalender article: http://www.looduskalender.ee/en/node/19684
JWplayer: http://pontu.eenet.ee/player/karu.html
VLC, also for Android: rtsp://193.40.133.138/live/karu
iPhone/iPad: http://193.40.133.138/live/karu/playlist.m3u8