Llangollen - River Dee
Denbighshire, United Kingdom โ 12 km

Rhostyllen - BCP Woodland Walk feeder
๐ฌ๐ง Wales ยท United Kingdom โ Altitude 109 m
This live camera points at a bird feeder on the Woodland Walk at Rhostyllen, a village near Wrexham in north-east Wales. It suits anyone who likes to watch wildlife at a slow pace, from families to birders checking what has visited during the day.
Rhostyllen sits on the edge of the Wrexham area in the Welsh border country, where farmland, hedgerows and small woods meet the rising ground towards the Clwydian and Berwyn hills. The landscape is green and gently undulating, and the Dee valley lies not far to the west. The village is quiet and largely residential, so the surroundings feel rural even though larger towns are close by.
The camera is aimed at a feeder, so activity depends on what visits it, and the view may show small garden and woodland birds such as tits, finches and sparrows. Early morning and the hours before dusk are usually the busiest, and feeding often picks up in the colder months when natural food is scarce. Wind, rain or fog can reduce how many birds come, so check the live weather on this page before you watch.
Wales has a mild, wet climate, with the most settled weather often in late spring and early autumn, so expect rain at any time of year. Rhostyllen is easiest to reach by car from Wrexham. If you want to see more of the region, the Llangollen River Dee camera is about 12 km away, and the Shropshire Union Canal camera is a further option nearby.
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Denbighshire, United Kingdom โ 12 km
Shropshire, United Kingdom โ 34 km
Shropshire, United Kingdom โ 34 km
England, United Kingdom โ 34 km

Wales, United Kingdom โ 34 km
Cheshire, United Kingdom โ 38 km
Merseyside, United Kingdom โ 38 km
England, United Kingdom โ 41 km
Denbighshire, United Kingdom โ 43 km
Gwynedd, United Kingdom โ 47 km
The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Rhostyllen are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update with the camera view, so you can check whether it is dry or windy before you watch.
The local time in Rhostyllen is shown on this page and follows UK time, including daylight saving changes. The clock is updated live so you can see when the early morning and evening feeding periods are.
The camera is on the Woodland Walk at Rhostyllen, near Wrexham in north-east Wales. A map on the page marks its position, and the exact coordinates are shown alongside it.
Early morning and the hour before dusk tend to bring the most visitors. Activity is often higher in winter, when birds rely more on garden feeders, though what appears depends on the day and the weather.
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