Missouri Valley
Iowa, United States β 16 km

Fort Calhoun - Station Osprey Watch
πΊπΈ Nebraska Β· United States β Altitude 338 m
This live camera follows an osprey watch station on the Missouri River region of eastern Nebraska. It is aimed at nature viewers who want to see the large fish hawks at their platform without travelling to the riverbank. The stream is embedded in HD from its source, so you can check activity whenever it suits you.
Fort Calhoun sits in Washington County, close to the Missouri River, where the land is a mix of farmland, cottonwood groves and river bottoms. The area is known for its wide skies and for the Fort Calhoun Nuclear Generating Station nearby. Its low, flat landscape makes it a good place to see large birds moving along the river corridor. The town is small, quiet and easy to reach from the Omaha metro area.
The title points to an osprey watch station, so the focus is on the nest or perch area rather than on people or traffic. Ospreys are most active in the warmer months, when they hunt over water, bring fish to the nest and tend their young. Early morning and late afternoon often bring the best light and the most movement. Weather affects activity, so a calm, sunny day is usually more rewarding to watch than heavy rain or strong wind.
Eastern Nebraska has a continental climate with hot summers and cold winters, and spring and early autumn are generally the most pleasant times to be outdoors. Omaha is roughly twenty-odd kilometres away and offers a larger range of services. Other cameras in the area include Missouri Valley, Fremont and two Omaha views, the Kiewitt Luminarium and The Farnam, which are useful if you want to compare city and river scenes.
Source: CamStreamer
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for Fort Calhoun are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update automatically, so you can check them before deciding when to watch.
The local time for Fort Calhoun is displayed on this page and follows the Central time zone used across this part of the United States. It is shown live next to the camera.
The camera is in the Fort Calhoun area of Nebraska, close to the Missouri River. The map on this page shows its position and the surrounding landscape for orientation.
Mornings and late afternoons in spring and summer are usually the most active, when birds are hunting and feeding young. Activity depends on weather and season, so occasional quiet periods are normal.
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