Hi lovemymimi here are a few more.... Tembe Africam it's an awesome watering hole in Africa. It has elephants, zebras, lions, etc. http://www.africam.com/wildlife/tembe_webcam This is the Norfolk Botanical Gardens eagle cam http://www.wvec.com/eaglecam This is the Sutton eagle cam in Oklahoma, I just went there and they have babies, getting fed right now! http://www.newson6.com/category/163029/sutton-eagle-camera And finally, the reindeer cam, big hit with the littles ones in my family this past Christmas. http://reindeercam.com/

Just a note...the Nkorho Pan has been out of commission for several days and though it is finally back on, it's still not up to par. While it was down, I started spending more time at the Africam Tembe location. I've seen, in just the last few days: lions, a leopard, rhino, elephants, hyena, civit, a zillion different antelope species, wildebeest, lots of storks and ibis (and other birds), zebra, and a very special visit by three very rare African spotted wilddogs. It's nearly 10:00 a.m. where I am, and it is still daylight. Giraffes are browsing in the trees. Two are 'necking'...which can be an aggressive act. The Africams utilize infrared cameras so that we can watch the night-time activities around these water holes. That's when the predators come out. http://www.africam.com/wildlife/tembe_webcam

I just logged on to the Africam-Tembe and the lions are still there, about 11:00 CT a.m. They usually hang out at a waterhole in the daylight when they've had a kill and they are semi-guarding the carcass from hyenas, wild dogs, and vultures. I did a quickie search to see if there had been a lion kill last night, does anyone know? There hasn't been since I last watched at about 10 or so (my time) last night. They typically hunt at night, but there have been sooooo many large herds of 'dinner' type animals lately. They don't go after birds....all bones and feathers. Who wants to expend that kind of energy for a mouthful of feathers? Patooey! ;-) If they haven't had a kill YET....all critters better stay the heck away from Tembe waterhole tonight, that's all I have to say.

One thing I definitely don't want to see is a kill of any kind. I've seen zebras, elephants, rhinos, antelopes, there. Here's the link Marie. It's dark now, you can just see a bit of reflection of the water Here is a link that might be useful: Afri-Cam