Barn Owls © Russell Savory
Barn owl LIVESTREAM
Meet our pair of adult barn owls at one of our nature reserves in North Wales
Meet the owls
We’re really excited to once again give you a privileged peek into the secret world of our resident barn owls, Nos (male) and Seren (female), who have returned to their nest on one of our nature reserves this year. The pair were named by members of our community, back in 2022, when we first started showing live footage from our nest box camera.
We'll bring you regular updates throughout the season.
Tips on viewing: If you hover your cursor over the web cam you have options to take a snap shot, zoom in or make full screen
This is live, unedited footage of barn owls. At certain times, it is possible that there may be disturbing images of the natural world. These are wild birds; the breeding barn owls and their nest are protected by law. Monitoring of the birds is carried out under licence from Natural Resources Wales.
Barn owl timeline 2025
Our webcam will allow us to follow Nos and Seren’s fascinating adventure over the spring and summer months, and we hope it won’t be too long before we catch a glimpse of new baby owlets.
April 2025
16th April And now we have four eggs.
11th April Second egg arrives!
9th April: We now have one egg!
Nos and Sere, new parents!
01 April: We have a new camera outside the nest box but within the building. It is providing some wonderful images of the roosting owls as they preen and clean themselves. Meanwhile inside the box we await the first sign of eggs.
March 2025
Through the winter months and working under a Natural Resources Wales protected species licence, we upgraded our cameras; the final external work was completed in March, and our cameras went live. Nos and Seren seem very at home.
The beautiful barn owl is, perhaps, our most-loved owl. With its distinctive heart-shaped face, pure white feathers, and ghostly silent flight, it's easy to identify. Look out for it flying low over fields and hedgerows at dawn and dusk.
Barn Owls © Russell Savory
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The equipment used to supply these livestream images was funded by Welsh Government’s Landfill Disposals Tax Communities Scheme, administered by WCVA