**** BLACK BEAR and BABY SKUNKS VISIT **** Live Nature Cams

animals in this stream: black bear, grey fox, skunk, mule deer 40:47 - switch to night cams 1:22:42 - black bear in the upper rght cam, checks out the patio bird feeder and exits tthrough the lower cams, left to right (all in daylight) 1:45:29 - grey fox 3:53:43 - skunk 4:45:29 - skunk with 2 babies in tow move through the lower cams, right to left then the upper right cam (if you don't look close, it may look like one big skunk cuz the babies stay close) 6:02:46 - skunk 6:12:49 - skunk 7:23:11 - 2 mule deer through the upper cams, left to right, then after a brief break off cam, move through the lower cams, left to right 3:53:15 - skunk 11:04:51 - switch to day cams, all birds from here ===================== boilerplate description======================== during the day: Various cams looking at bird feeders and one or two that watch for other wildlife near dawn and dusk. At night: 4 cams positioned where the most wildlife shows up throughout the night. This stream stops after 12 hours (to allow youtube to let me archive them) and restarts automatically. The streams will automatically restart after the previous one ends. The times vary but I try to keep a day and night stream separation by trying to time a stream start around dusk.    / @macjohn4   You should then see the current live stream to click on if it's active. Cams located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. Once stream completes, I will try to go back and add timestamps to whenever interesting animals show up. During most days, birds are fairly regular and I've listed those regulars below. I'll try to point out every bear, coyote, mule deer, elk, moose, or mountain lion. If a rare animals show up, I'll add that to the title of the stream. Foxes and skunks are so regular that I'll only point out when they do something unusual. I'll try to add them to the animal lists but will not add timestamps anymore for them. If you see an animal I didn't put a time stamp on, add it in the comments. If you'd like to have the time stamp on a specific bird or animal, let me know in the comments and I'll add it. birds in this stream: Leave a comment if you'd like the list of birds, I just don't think many viewers are watching for birds, and if they are, they know what they are. Here are the common birds frequenting the stream: clark's nutcracker steller's jay american crow black-billed magpie dark-eyed junco (grey headed, pink sided, slate, white winged, and oregon) pine siskin house finch cassin's finch hairy woodpecker downy woodpecker pygmy nuthatch white-breasted nuthatch red-breasted nuthatch mountain chickadee black-capped chickadee northern flicker (red shafted) red crossbill evening grosbeak chipping sparrow additional summer birds: western tanager broad-tailed hummingbird black-headed grosbeak band-tailed pigeon mourning dove Rare visitors: western bluebird grey-headed rosy finch brown-headed rosy finch brown thrasher white-throated sparrow white-crowned sparrow eurasion collared dove american goldfinch lesser goldfinch green-tailed towhee bluejay canada jay woodhouse's scrubjay