LIVE 🔴 Thursday Evening North Georgia Back Yard Garden Rotating Wildlife Cams 🐾 🦋🦊🐦

Описание: Welcome to one of North Georgia’s favorite backyard sanctuaries. Nestled in the foothills of the Appalachians, our dual-certified National Wildlife Federation and Butterfly Garden Habitats stream 24/7 via eight live cameras. Everything you see is live and unscripted, just real backyard birds, garden, wildlife and whatever the weather decides to do each day! Whether you’re a seasoned birder or just looking for a peaceful escape, join our community as we observe and celebrate the beauty of the natural world, one visitor at a time.

The following can be seen at our back yard sanctuary:
🦋 Butterflies We See Here: Eastern Tiger Swallowtail (State Butterfly), Monarch, Spicebush Swallowtail, Black Swallowtail, Zebra Swallowtail, and Gulf Fritillary, and Skippers.

🦊 Wildlife we see here: Chipmunks, Coyote, Deer, Fox, Opossums, Raccoons, Rabbits & Squirrels

🐦 Birds: Alphabetical List Of Identified Birds We See Here:
🏠 Year-Round Residents - These friends are with us through every season!
A — American Crow (Intelligent & social)
B — Blue Jay
C — Carolina Chickadee | Carolina Wren
D — Downy Woodpecker
E — Eastern Bluebird | Eastern Towhee | European Starling
H — Hairy Woodpecker | House Finch | House Sparrow
M — Mourning Dove
N — Northern Cardinal | Northern Flicker | Northern Mockingbird
R — Red-Bellied Woodpecker | Red-Shouldered Hawk | Red-Tailed Hawk
S — Song Sparrow
T — Tufted Titmouse
W — White-Breasted Nuthatch

❄️ Winter Visitors - Look for these guests during the colder months.
D — Dark-Eyed Junco
G — Golden-Crowned Kinglet
H — Hermit Thrush
O — Orange-Crowned Warbler
P — Pine Siskin
R — Ruby-Crowned Kinglet
W — White-Throated Sparrow ("Old Sam Peabody")
Y — Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker | Yellow-Rumped Warbler ("Butter-butt")

🌸 Spring & Summer Guests - Our fair-weather friends and migratory travelers.
B — Brown Thrasher (Georgia’s State Bird!)
C — Cedar Waxwing | Chipping Sparrow
G — Grey Catbird
R — Rose-Breasted Grosbeak | Ruby-Throated Hummingbird
W — Wood Thrush (Flute-like song)
Y — Yellow-Crowned Night-Heron (Creek beyond the trees)
Total Bird Count: 51 Species To Date

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