MacawCam Live Stream - By Rainforest Expeditions

Описание: Is Macaw's breeding Season in Tambopata, Peru

Welcome to MacawCam, a live window into the everyday life of Amazonian macaws, streaming directly from an artificial nest at the Tambopata Research Center, deep within the Tambopata National Reserve in Madre de Dios, Peru.

This nest is currently occupied by a bonded pair of macaws. Although they have not yet laid eggs, their regular presence is a significant and encouraging sign. In the afternoons and evenings, the pair often returns to the nest to rest, interact, and reinforce their bond. For macaws, these moments of shared time, vocalizations, and mutual presence are a key part of their social behavior and a natural step that often precedes breeding.

Macaws are highly social and intelligent birds. They form long-term pair bonds, communicate constantly through calls and body language, and invest time in selecting and becoming familiar with a nesting cavity before reproduction begins. What you are witnessing through this live stream is not inactivity, but part of the natural rhythm of macaw life, moments of calm, inspection, social interaction, and anticipation.

MacawCam offers a rare opportunity to observe conservation in real time, exactly as it unfolds in nature: without scripts or guarantees, but full of meaning. With patience, you may soon witness the next stage of this story as the breeding season progresses.

The Tambopata Macaw project is part of the Wired Amazon program. An innovative, unique blend of ecotourism and science for conservation in Tambopata. learn more at: https://www.wiredamazon.com/

Experience an adventure to the macaw heaven, an expedition for macaw lovers, by visiting the Tambopata Research Center. Your visit helps protect the macaws and numerous other species.
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*This nest was generously donated by Mario Corvetto*

This live feed is owned and operated by Rainforest Expeditions in partnership with Prociencia, Concytec, and the National University of San Marcos, led by specialists Letty Salinas and Cesar Arana, which shares information with the general public. Any public use of the live video, including screen captures, requires prior approval and credit to the organizations.