Just a screenshot I grabbed this evening from the Trail Ridge Road webcam. Thought others might enjoy it too. . ALSO ON PIED TYPE: RMNP’s Trail Ridge Road webcam is online for 2013 New webcam on Colorado’s Trail Ridge Road Continue reading Twilight on Trail Ridge
The webcam at Rocky Mountain National Park’s Alpine Visitor Center on Trail Ridge Road is up and running for the 2013 season. The URL is not the same as last year, so be sure to update your links. Remember, the visitor center is at 11,796 ft. and the plows just got to it last week. … Continue reading RMNP’s Trail Ridge Road webcam is on line for 2013
You won’t see a lot of action on a live streaming webcam aimed at a static landscape. But there’s something to be said for this camera’s view, regardless. The former Windcliff webcam in Estes Park, Colo., has converted to a live view of Hallett Peak, Andrew’s Glacier, Flattop Mountain, and the Continental Divide in Rocky Mountain National Park. Moving clouds and cloud shadows may be the extent of the “action,” but with a view like this, who cares? … Comments »
There are great photos by great photographers, like the one in the previous post, and then there are lucky screen grabs from distant webcams. I caught this one this afternoon when I checked my favorite Estes Park, Colo., webcams to see if it was snowing up there. Normally this is an unremarkable view of the YMCA … Continue reading Webcams are like a box of chocolates
If spring still seems months away in your part of the world (or even if it has arrived), treat yourself to this Southern California garden. Fleur and Pip, young hummingbirds preparing to leave the nest (“fledge”) in the next few days, are on a live streaming webcam. Tune in to watch them and their attentive … Continue reading Hungry for spring
Heads up to hummingbird fans: One of Phoebe’s two eggs hatched yesterday. The second could hatch any time. If you aren’t familiar with the hummingbird nest cam, you must check it out. Make sure your sound is on. And be prepared for lots of friendly chat, too. Hummers are about 3″ long, their eggs are the size of Tic Tacs, and the nest is about the size of a golf ball. For previous PT posts on Phoebe and other hummers, see here. … Comments »
