Wałbrzych Plac Na Rozdrożu
Lower Silesia, Poland — 1.3 km
Sokoły wędrowne na kominie PEC Wałbrzych
🇵🇱 Lower Silesia · Poland — Altitude 470 m
This camera points at a chimney belonging to the heating plant in Wałbrzych, where peregrine falcons have been seen nesting and perching. Watch the stream to see whether the birds are present and how they move around the structure. The page also shows local time and the current weather for the town.
Wałbrzych is an industrial town in the south-west of Poland, set in the hills of the Sudetes foothills and historically tied to coal mining. The surrounding Lower Silesia region is known for its castles, spa towns and wooded ridges. The city sits at roughly 470 metres above sea level, which gives it cooler summers and snowier winters than the lowlands to the north.
The camera is focused on a tall industrial chimney, so the main subject is the falcons themselves rather than a wide landscape. Peregrines are most active in the early morning and late afternoon, when they hunt and call. Breeding season in spring is usually the most lively period, though sightings depend on the birds' own routine and the weather. Expect the view to change with the light and with visibility on overcast days.
Spring and early autumn are generally the most pleasant times to visit the region, with mild temperatures and fewer rainy spells than winter. If you are exploring the area, the spa park in Szczawno-Zdrój lies a few kilometres away, and the Wałbrzych Plac Na Rozdrożu camera is about one kilometre from this site. Other live views from nearby towns are listed on the page for comparison.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Wałbrzych are shown in the live weather block on this page. The values update automatically, so you do not need to refresh the page to check them.
The local time for Wałbrzych is displayed on this page and follows the Polish clock, including daylight saving changes. It is shown next to the video so you can judge whether the birds are likely to be active.
The camera is mounted on a chimney of the heating plant in Wałbrzych, in Lower Silesia, Poland. A map on the page marks its position relative to the town centre and nearby cameras.
Early morning and late afternoon are usually the most active times for peregrine falcons. Spring, during the breeding season, is often the most rewarding period, although sightings are never guaranteed.
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