Diablo Peak
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Santa Cruz Island - Fraser Point Bald Eagle Nest 2
πΊπΈ California Β· United States β Altitude 336 m
This live stream follows a bald eagle nest on the coast of Santa Cruz Island, off the Southern California coast. It is a useful window for anyone curious about raptor behaviour, island wildlife, or the Channel Islands in general. The page also shows local time and the current weather for the island.
Santa Cruz is the largest of the eight Channel Islands, a chain of islands off the coast of Southern California. Much of the island is protected as part of Channel Islands National Park, and its rugged canyons, oak woodland and grassland have long supported unusual plant and animal species. The bald eagle, which had nearly disappeared from the islands in the twentieth century, is one of the conservation success stories associated with the area.
The title refers to a bald eagle nest at Fraser Point, so the stream is most likely focused on nesting birds and their young. Activity usually depends on the season: adults are most visible during nest building, egg incubation and feeding, while fledging tends to happen later in the year. Mornings and late afternoons are often when birds are most active, though the nest may be quiet for long stretches.
The island has a mild Mediterranean climate, with dry summers and cooler, wetter winters, and coastal fog is common in the warmer months. Reaching Santa Cruz Island requires a boat or small aircraft from the mainland, and visitors should plan ahead. Nearby cameras on this site include Diablo Peak, and the Goleta and Oxnard feeds, which give a sense of the wider coastline.
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Current conditions for Santa Cruz Island are shown in the weather block on this page, including a three-day forecast. Coastal fog and wind can change quickly, so check before planning a trip.
The local time for Santa Cruz Island is displayed at the top of this page, following Pacific time. Use it to judge whether the nest is likely to be active.
The camera is at Fraser Point on Santa Cruz Island, at approximately 34.02 degrees north and 119.77 degrees west, shown on the map on this page. The nest is part of a wildlife monitoring project.
Activity depends on the season and the stage of nesting. Early morning and late afternoon are often the most active times, but birds can be quiet for long periods.
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