😲The Cornell Lab FeederWatch cam is now streaming in 4K! Tune in live to see your favorite feeder birds with amazing clarity, and watch what happens when the the sun goes down thanks to the new camera's night vision capabilities. Check out the livestream at http://AllAboutBirds.org/CornellFeeders | Bird Cams

Seed-stocked feeders attract several species to the Cornell Lab FeederWatch Cam on a wintery morning in Ithaca, New York. Mourning Doves peck away on the platform feeder while European Starlings nibble on seeds and suet. Blue Jays also stop by to pick their favorite peanuts. Which other species do you see visit in this clip? Tune in LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/CornellFeeders | Bird Cams

Today is World Migratory Bird Day and the theme is 'Birds Connect Our World'. In celebration of this day, we're wanting to acknowledge the joy and excitement our royal albatross on Royal Cam have brought our viewers all around the world, and the way it's encouraged and enhanced our connection with these beloved birds. Even more so during these times when we've had to physically distance ourselves from nature and all that it offers. Renowned ocean wanderers, royal albatross travel vast distances

Watch the Cornell Hawks Cam zoom in on the eldest nestling O1 just days before the young hawk is expected to fledge. At 45 days old on June 17, O1's juvenile plumage has filled out nicely, and the young hawk is working on keeping its feathers in tip-top shape with some morning preening. Tune in LIVE to see it leave the nest at AllAboutBirds.org/CornellHawks! | Bird Cams

#TBT Today we're remembering when Red-tailed Hawk "H3" stopped in to say hello during a post-fledging visit to the Cornell Hawk cam this past June! The young hawks are now hunting for themselves and have begun dispersing from their natal grounds in search of their own territories. See all the cams LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/Cams | Bird Cams

L4 is here! After taking its time working out of the egg, the fourth and final Red-tailed Hawk chick hatched just before midnight on April 28. See it LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/CornellHawks This marks the first time that there have been four chicks at the nest in the Cornell Hawks cam's 10-year history. Watch the bobble-headed siblings jostle for their next bite of chipmunk from Big Red during breakfast! | Bird Cams