2025 - The Barred Owl is Back and the Live Cam is On!

4/30/2025 

Meet Moss & Maple, our newly-named owlets. 

They are testing out those awkward things called wings and feet as they explore around inside the box waiting for Mom to deliver the next meal. It is an exciting time. How soon they grow up! Don't forget, when they start to venture out of the nest there is a second camera to view them come out onto the branches..

Let us know if you think this is the same mother owl that we have been watching in the past. 

4/18/2025

There are 2 white, fuzzy chicks being well fed and well taken care of. The mother owl does the incubation. Occasionally she leaves the nest for a break but is nearby. The male owl delivers all different kinds of prey to her so she can feed the chicks. Sometimes there is a larder of prey items that are ready for later. (It is not such a pretty sight so take caution if you are showing the Owl Cam to young children)

3/26/25 There are 2 Eggs this year. The male Barred Owl has been delivering food to the female and doing a great job. Hope she likes crayfish because he is finding plenty of them! We are waiting for the eggs to hatch!

This nest box is located at the home of the founder of Wild Birds Unlimited in Indiana and is one of the Live Bird Cams on the Cornell Bird Cam Web site.

Stop by often to watch the live streaming video from TWO CAMERAS at the nest box site 24 hours a day! One camera is placed inside the nest box and one is outside so you can see the owls coming and going. 

Click Here to launch the live stream of the Barred Owl Cam.

Visit All the Cornell Live Bird Cams including the Famous "Big Red" Female Red-tailed Hawk that nests at Cornell with her mate, Arthur.

More Owl updates are posted on WBU.com and we will be posting updates on the Warwick Wild Birds Unlimited Facebook page and our Twitter page (Cornell has running observations on Twitter)