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Tel Aviv District, Israel โ 6.5 km

Ramat Gan - LIVE Vulture Feeding Station Gamla |Israel Nat. and Parks Auth.| Charter Group of Wildlife
๐ฎ๐ฑ Tel Aviv District ยท Israel โ Altitude 28 m
This live camera looks in on the Gamla vulture feeding station in Ramat Gan, a conservation site run with the Israel Nature and Parks Authority. It is a useful way to follow wild vultures without travelling to the Golan. The stream is embedded from its source, so the view and the feeding schedule are controlled by the operators.
Gamla is a nature reserve on the Golan Heights, known for its ancient ruined city and the steep slopes where griffon vultures nest. Ramat Gan is a city in the Tel Aviv district, and the station sits within the wider network of wildlife work that protects these large birds. Vultures are a key part of the local ecosystem because they clear carcasses and help limit disease in the landscape.
The camera is most rewarding when feeding takes place, since that is when vultures gather and descend in numbers. Activity is usually strongest in the morning, when the birds are more active on the thermals. Exact feeding times depend on the operators, so the live view is the best guide. Weather and light will change how the birds look on screen.
Israel has a hot, dry summer and mild, wetter winters, so the spring and autumn months are generally the most comfortable for visiting the Golan and its reserves. Ramat Gan is a short drive from Tel Aviv. Other cameras in the region, including views of Ashdod and Jerusalem, are listed on this page for comparison.
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Ramat Gan are shown in the live block on this page, updated automatically.
The local time for Ramat Gan is shown on this page. It follows Israel's local time zone.
The camera is listed at the coordinates shown on the map, in the Ramat Gan area of the Tel Aviv district. The map on this page marks its position.
Feeding activity is often most visible in the morning, though schedules are set by the operators. Check the live stream at different times to see when birds are gathering.
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