It’s said the only constant in life is change. And that includes webcams. They come and go, fail and reappear. As a result, I have to constantly police my Colorado webcam page, trying to keep everything up to date. I also try to check cameras I used to feature that dropped out of sight at … Continue reading Forever chasing webcams
They’re back. The Alaskan brown bears at Brooks Falls, Katmai National Park, Alaska. More accurately, the bear cam is live again. There’s a note that the bears appear mostly in July and August, but there was one there when I logged in. And the roar of the falls — divine. So relaxing. Instant escape into … Continue reading The bear cam is back
Friday the Memorial Day “games” began at the entrances to Rocky Mountain National Park. Cars lined up bumper to bumper waiting to get through the toll plazas. So today I looked somewhat farther south (160 miles or so) … and quite a bit higher. This was the scene on the summit of Pikes Peak (elev. … Continue reading And the games continue
Yesterday I added four new Estes Park, Colo., webcams to my collection. All four are live streaming, although you have to look closely at the tips of branches or the clouds to tell. (The “live” tag in the upper left corner will be blue when you’re looking at a live view.) They also show small … Continue reading Estes Park webcam collection grows by four
(Updated April 25) A local newscast just showed an osprey nest in Boulder, Colo., and noted there is a webcam there. I didn’t realize there were ospreys in the area, much less a webcam watching their activities. So I looked up the website. The camera, maintained by the City of Boulder, is located at Boulder … Continue reading Osprey catches koi in Colorado
Just a note for those readers who visit my webcam page. I’ve redesigned it to make it, I hope, more user-friendly. It still needs some work, but that will have to come another day. Continue reading Webcam page gets new look
