Animal Cams; 140 Live Animal & Bird Cameras

USeeWildlife - www.useewildlife.com Includes night vision cameras, so you can watch the animals feeding at night, and audio, so you can hear them all of the time.

Win $10,000 Cash or a Toyota Tundra 4x4 Lease!

(Columbus)- The U. S. Sportsmen’s Alliance (USSA) is announcing the kickoff to our 2009 Trailblazer Adventure Sweepstakes. This contest offers you a chance to win some fabulous prizes and, at the same time, help protect our outdoor heritage for future generations. Hundreds of prizes totaling over $100,000 are up for grabs again this year with the Grand Prize being a lease on a Toyota Tundra 4 X 4 or $10,000 cash.

Proceeds from the sweepstakes benefit the Trailblazer Adventure Program which introduces youth and their families to outdoor sports of shooting, hunting, fishing and trapping. Outdoor companies have donated a wealth of prizes because they know the importance of youth to the future of our sports. Thanks to these companies and support from sportsmen across the country, we have introduced over 800,000 youth and their families to an outdoor lifestyle through Trailblazer.

Besides the Grand Prize, the USSA is giving away hunting trips, shotguns, bows, muzzleloaders, rifles, outdoor gear, optics and much, much more! Who couldn’t use a new truck, a new bow, a new shotgun or, better yet, CASH to ensure a successful hunting season?

Tickets are available through a variety of sportsmen’s clubs, individuals, and through our website at www.ussportsmen.org. We are asking for a voluntary donation of $5.00 for one entry or $20.00 for a book of four entries. The drawing will take place on or around December 28, 2009.

Although no donation is necessary and a donation will not increase the odds of winning, we ask that you contribute to the Trailblazer Adventure Sweepstakes to help bring the outdoors to thousands of children and their families in the coming year. Based on past sweepstakes and the amount of prizes offered this year, your chance to win a prize is approximately one in 200!

Don’t miss out on your chance to get in on this great opportunity. Take a moment and enter today. All entries must be received by December 21, 2009.

The U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance is a national association of sportsmen and sportsmen’s organizations that protects the rights of hunters, anglers and trappers in the courts, legislatures, at the ballot, in Congress and through public education programs. For more information about the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance and its work, call (614) 888-4868 or visit its website, www.ussportsmen.org.

Bat Cam

BBC Badger Cam (United Kingdom)

BuckEye Cam Whitetail Deer

Critter Cam Alive Whitetail Deer, animals, birds

Deer Cam Whitetail Deer

Deer Feeder Cam Whitetail Deer

Grizzly Cam (Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, BC)

Moose Watch Cam

Otter Cam Scotland. IOSF rehabilitation center on the Isle of Skye.

Real Deer Hunting Cam from New Jersey

Sea Lion Caves (Florence, OR)

Pier 39-San Francisco, California, live stream with sea lions.

Harp Seal Cam Live stream from Canada.

Wildlife Cam Whitetail, Mule Deer, Birds from Rocky Mountain Arsenal, Colorado

USeeWildlife - www.useewildlife.com Includes night vision cameras, so you can watch the animals feeding at night, and audio, so you can hear them all of the time.

Bears, Eagles, Deer, Turkeys, Bobcats, Coyotes, Trumpeter Swans, Owls, Hawks, Peregrines, Ducks, Squirrels, Raccoons, Woodpeckers, Herons, Egrets, Foxes, Loons, Willets, Indigo Buntings, Geese, Groundhogs, Gulls, Quail, and animals and birds too numerous to list.

Wild.TV Red Deer, Wild Boar from Germany

Bird Web Cameras

Bald Eagle Cams

Birdfeeder cams USA

Bird Feeder Cam. Ithaka New York. Live Stream!

Bird Table (Church Farm, UK)

Birdfeeder Cam (Poughkeepsie, New York)

Bird Feeder Cam Benbruck, Texas

Birdwatching Webcams various places

Cornell University of Ornithology several nest cams

Falcon Cam Rochester New York

Hummingbird Cam from Costa Rica

Hummingbirds

Hummingbirds Audubon

Hummingbirds Use Real Player

Kodak Bird Cam

Ohio Division of Wildlife Cam (Columbus, Ohio)

Osprey Nest Washington Lake, Renton, WA.

Osprey Nest Cam

Osprey Cam (Cambridge, MD)

Overlook Circle Feeder Cam Birds

Owl Box Web Cam (Mendon, MA)

Owl Box Cam Great Horned and Barn Owls

Penguins breeding Antarctica. Gentoo Penguins.

Puffins at Seal island Maine. Live stream with sound.

Resplendent Quetzal Nest Cam from Monteverde, Costa Rica

Red-tailed Hawk Cam Franklin Institute

Sandhill Crane Migration Cam Live streaming video

SquirrelHouse.com Screech Owls, Squirrels

USeeWildlife - www.useewildlife.com Includes night vision cameras, and sound, so you can watch the animals feeding at night, and audio, so you can hear them all of the time.

Wild Birds Unlimited (Carmel, Indiana)

Wild Animals Pocono Mountain Weather and Wildlife Cam (Milford, PA)

Xcel Energy Cams, Eagle, Peregrine, Kestrel, Barn Owl, Great Horned Owl

Ocean Web Cams

Monterey Bay Live cams-California. Sharks, penguins, otters.

Reef Cam / Beach Cams Caribbean Island of Bonaire.

Whale Sounds Kihei, Maui

Bird Feeding

If you feed birds - don't use generic bird feeds - most of it contains a lot of millet - which will be used by sparrows and starlings, and pushed out or spilled by other birds.

Cracked corn will attract ground feeding birds, including doves.

Black sunflower seed and safflower are used by many finches.

Suet (cooked deer, elk or beef fat) and peanut butter area used by many birds including woodpeckers.

Birds that don't normally visit feeders, such as bluebirds, robins, wrens, and some warblers, are attracted to mealworms. You can offer them in old breakfast food bowls or shallow plastic food dishes that are too slick on the sides for the mealworms to climb. Place the bowls or dishes in an open area where the movement of the mealworms will attract the attention of the birds.

Fruits will attract orioles and woodpeckers. I use a half an orange impaled on a nail to attract orioles. the bright color may cause them to believe another male is in their area, and the juice keeps them coming back. you can also use apple halves.

Ripe bananas and grapes have two potential uses for the bird-feeding enthusiast. First, try placing several overripe bananas in a mesh bag and hang it near your hummingbird feeder. The fruit will soon attract a colony of fruit flies. The hummingbirds will drink the sugar water and alternately visit the "banana bag" to capture the fruit flies, which provide a good source of protein.

A second use of bananas and grapes or grape jelly is to place some on a feeder tray in the spring and early summer, especially during the warbler migration. Peel one side or split the banana lengthwise to expose the fruit. Tennessee warbler, summer tanagers, and Northern orioles may eat at your feeder.

Here is a great site for determining what type of birdseed to use: Seeds and Grains for Birds.

God bless,

T.R.

T.R. Michels'

Trinity Mountain Outdoors

Live Animal Cameras

Win $10,000 Cash or a Toyota Tundra 4x4 Lease!

Sandhill Crane Migration Cam Live streaming video

Pandas at the Smithsonian National Zoo Live stream with sound.

Panda Cam at the San Diego Zoo

Panda Live Video Cam