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Logo from Port of Long Beach thanking them for sponsoring the International Bird Rescue live bird cam.

While most days our streaming BirdCam is live from the large, outdoor flight aviary, we will often switch our camera to another area, such as one of our pelagic pools.

Not seeing any birds? The birds featured may be undergoing exams, or staff and volunteers may currently be cleaning their pools or enclosures. Check back again soon!

We also have a BirdCam running at our San Francisco Bay-Delta Wildlife Center. See more

Enjoy watching our BirdCams? Please pitch in to help us cover the costs of streaming these views of our patients. If you or your company would like to sponsor the BirdCam for a month, e-mail us.

Note: We use an Axis Q1765-LE HD camera to capture live video feed from the pelican aviary. Curious about this live streaming technology? Check out our blog post.

A big thanks to the Christen C. and Ben H. Garrett Family Foundation for the generous funding to get this BirdCam project off the ground!

Bird Rescue’s team of specialists operates two year-round aquatic bird rescue centers in California, which care for 3,500-5,000 birds per year, and has led wildlife rescue efforts in 250+ oil spills and other wildlife emergencies in more than a dozen countries.

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