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| Hello! Yes, can you see me? I can see you! |
The best time to see them is usually between around 3pm and 4pm UK time (more details on the webcam site).
I really love webcams -- but only ones with live streaming. It has to be a real-time picture with moving creatures on it -- preferably human but animals can be very engaging too. Or even jellyfish (really beautiful, actually):
Or how about microbes wriggling about?
There seems to me to be a huge difference between a live feed and a still picture, however frequently it's updated. Even if you're only looking at trees and water, as soon as the wind begins to move through the leaves and the water to ripple, you're there. It is truly a window on the world.
One of my favourite webcam sites is the Mila I Beinni site in Iceland which has a number of cams trained on beautiful places in Iceland. The weather is so tumultuous that some of the cameras are often offline or clogged up with snow but I've seen some breathtaking mountain views, and the Blue Lagoon with its bobbing swimmers is always entertaining:
What would possess someone to set up webcams all over their home? Perhaps so they themselves can keep watch when not there. But there's something quite odd -- and fascinating -- about being able to see into this house:
Here are some sweet animalcams (links in the captions):
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| nice aquarium |
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| Penguinworld |
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| Adorable schnauzer cam (this naughty one I caught doing a wee on the carpet) |
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| This puppy never seems to sleep. The older dog must wish it did! |
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| Yay! Goatcam! |
What I really wanted to find were some artists at work -- there are quite a few webcams to be sought out, but of the ones I've found, either there was no artist to be seen or I really didn't like the look of what they were doing! But some links are here.
Enjoy your watching.











