Charter Group Birdcams

Help keep these birdcams live 🐦 If you enjoy watching the birds, please consider supporting the cameras. ☕ $5 donation (or monthly support): https://ko-fi.com/chartergroupbirdcams 💚 Larger donations: https://my.israelgives.org/en/fundme/EnglishBirdcams Your support keeps the cameras running and helps us share wildlife with the world In this intimate live barn owl cam from Israel, the mother feeds her lone newly hatched nestling for the first time. At this early stage, the chick is entirely dependent on parental care for warmth and nourishment. Feeding begins soon after hatching, providing essential nutrients for rapid growth. As the remaining eggs hatch over the coming days, sibling dynamics and feeding competition will begin to emerge. This video is meant to document the lives of wild animals so that we can learn more for both educational & research purposes and serve as an aid for the species conservation effort. We do not set up/ stage or intervene but only document the lives of wild animals. 🔬 What does this mean? (Quick science note) Newly hatched barn owls are altricial and require immediate feeding and brooding. Early nutrition is critical for survival and development. Asynchronous hatching creates age differences that influence feeding order and growth rates. 🎥 Attribution Charter Group Birdcams (led by Dr. Motti Charter from The Shamir Research Institute and the School of Environmental Studies of the University of Haifa): Barn owl mother feeds her newly hatched nestling inside the nest box (“Live Barn Owl Israel Cam”). 🏷️ Hashtags #BarnOwl #Birdcam #Hatching #FirstFeeding #Wildlife #OwlChick #NatureLive #AnimalBehavior #Raptors #Conservation