Tonight I cannot login to the cam....is it down????

Real nice waterbuck bull on now.

Great site, I remember seeing this many years ago, pre high-speed INet, so much better now. A bird just nailed and ate a frog, too cool. Thanks for posting RAC.

Note that if you double-click (two fast clicks w/the left mouse button) the display goes to full-screen. Although you loose resolution, it looks good from a distance, and sure beats 24hrs of CNN. Clicking twice shrinks it back.

I just registered, are logged in but can't see a thing. What must I do in order to get it started? Sorry for the dumb question.

Duiker there right now.

Hey some Walterable worthogs!

There were a bunch of zebras there shortly after sunrise this morning. Right before sunrise, however, I saw what appeared to be a leopard came in for a drink. It would sip a bit and then back off from the water, before coming back for more. It did this for about 5 minutes. It was very cautious. My son, who's off at college, was watching at about the same time. He said he heard a leopard about then called his roommate in so he could hear what a leopard sounded like. Pretty cool!

All I want to see is one predatory attack!

Here is a link that you can paste directly into Windows media player. That way you can resize the image, etc.

http://www.wavelit.com/wavelitPlayer.asp?ch=Wildlife&sh=africam&sID=145655832

-Steve

Giraffe there now.

quote:

Originally posted by .366torque:
All I want to see is one predatory attack!

I saw one a few nights ago - an owl standing in the grass next to the waterhole swooped about 20 ft and got a mouse - ripped it up and ate it.

Ahh - the dangers of Africa.....

Not a big predator, but...It was so cool to watch

2AM my time and 8AM there and a samll group of Wildbeast, and some type of little black bird diven at the water hole,,most fun I have had this sring of midnights

There is a herd of wildebeest coming in to drink as I turned it on! I also hear the sound of a generator far in the distance.

What country is this?

Ron L

Here are some Q&A's about this cam and photos of it.

Dear all, please below where I have answered the following questions:

1. Can you show us a picture of the camera mounts, and is it in a tree? Will be on site later today will take a picture and send to you.

2. How close is the camera person to the water hole. The camera is about 10m from the waterhole

3. Who is behind the camera. The staff of Nkorho lodge, a commercial tourist lodge specializing in safari’s

4. What kind of tree is it in. The tree is dead, but it was a leadwood tree, so named because the wood sinks in water as it is so dense.

5. How close do people actually come to these animals at the water hole. Only people escorted by guides in safari vehicles or perhaps on foot can come close to the pan

6. Is the water hole, man made or natural. It is a natural pan but is pumped bt a borehole

7. In a drought, do you keep the water hole filled with water. yes

8. Do Lions ever come to this water hole. Yes, all the big five, lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo, elephant also cheetah and wilddogs if your lucky.

9. Is the person behind the camera at ground level or up a tree. The controller is 250m away at the lodge, actually at the bar where they sit and control from, see attached pic unfortunately it was taken at night but it give you an idea. Anyway, enjoy the cam

operating the cam from the lodge


photo of the cam in the tree

Hi,
here is another good webcam. It shows red deers in a deer park.
Here is the Homepage: http://www.wildlife.tv/en/ and here is the link that you can paste directly into Windows media player.mms://live.wm.t-bn.de/live/wildpark/live300k
On the german site http://www.wildtiere-live.de you can control the camera by internet.
Many greetings
Tobi

Rhino with young there now.

At 11:10 CST just watched a nice leopard drink what looked like 10 gallons of water, wallked away into the bush, and out of sight as two tourist car loads of camera buffs drove in with spot lights searching the bush!

Neat....................!

Small herd of buffalo there now.

Lhook, did you just see the broken-horn (aka outer-circle) bull?

I saw him....


Mike

zebras there right now!