What's New
Here's where you will find the latest changes as well as plans that are just around the corner for USeeWildlife. Please check this page often to keep up to date.Recent Additions
FAQ Page is up
Camera Stream Controls
Free Live Stream Changes
Upcoming plans
New Cameras
What can YOU see at USeeWildlife?
Recent Additions
FAQ Page is up
We started a list of frequently asked questions and answers. Please be sure to check them out by clicking the link above. If you have questions that are not covered on the FAQ page, please send us a note at support@useewildlife.com. We'd love to hear from you.
Camera Stream Controls
We've added the pause, full screen, and audio controls back to the bottom of the camera stream. For info on how to use the Full Screen option, please visit our FAQ page.
Free Live Stream Changes
We decided to switch the free stream on the main page to the camera that is offering the top priority footage at that time. Priority may be the Bald and Golden Eagles that we're seeing each morning feeding and bathing on Bird Point. We've seen as many as 13 adult and juvenile eagles 10-15 feet from the camera at one time, which allows for some amazing footage. We've also seen 6 Trumpeter swans at Bird Point chase the Eagles and even a coyote recently. The next priority might be a flock of 100+ wild Turkeys we've seen in front of Turkey Hollow camera, or deer and turkey somewhat playing together at Hidden Pond camera. As the bear start to move more, the priority at that time might be a mother and cubs on Upper Springs or other bears that can be seen at any of the other cameras.
Throughout the day and night, we will flip the free stream on the main page to what we'll call the best of the best. Depending on the activity, the home page might display one camera for 4 hours (i.e. if the Eagles are extremely active) or it might change in 10 minutes, 30 minutes, or an hour, this will depend on the wildlife activity.
Since it will be dynamic, viewers will need to refresh the page to ensure they are getting the latest camera. For now, we've added an auto refresh every 15 minutes to make sure you don't miss anything. We've also removed our lengthy intro showing a glimpse of what can be seen and replaced it with a 20 second version without clips (you can still get to the old sample intro by clicking on the Trailer link on the front page). This will help those who've already seen the other intro to get to the live footage much quicker.
We have a lot of changes coming to help make USeeWildlife a better experience for everyone. We still have the membership option for those who want to choose the camera to view at anytime for the extremely low price of $20 for the entire year. Many times there is so much amazing activity on every camera at the same time. Membership allows you to go what may be top priority footage for you at any time. This will also help us to continue deploying cameras across the globe, improve the habitat, and continue to offer you a phenomenal experience.
Upcoming plans
New Cameras
We're trying to determine the next locations to place additional cameras. We'd like your help. Please shoot us a note at cameras@useewildlife.com to let us know what wildlife you like to see most and also what areas of the country or which state you'd like to see cameras placed next.
If you have a location you'd like to recommend for a camera or if you have one already that covers a lot of wildlife and you'd like to stream it through USeeWildlife, send us a note at cameras@useewildlife.com.
What can YOU see at USeeWildlife?
We will soon add a page where you can find out what we're seeing each day on camera. Our camera operators will prepare a list of everything we see each day. The list will be posted prior to the following day. If you have an interest in a specific animal, you can easily see which camera would provide the best opportunity to see it. Look for the link to show up on this page soon under the recent additions section above.