Buenaventura Cloud Forest Webcam

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Wildlife webcam streams live footage from the breath-taking and remote cloud forest of the Buenaventura Reserve, Ecuador.

Webcam favourites, the Coatis are bear-like mammals found in Cloud Forests of the Buenaventura Reserve.

World Land Trust (WLT) helped create this nature reserve and funds its on-going conservation by supporting our partner Fundación Jocotoco.

The webcam is in a prime position to film the incredible variety of birds that come to visit the feeders in the reserve, such as the 30 species of spectacular hummingbirds.

If you are lucky you could catch a glimpse the greedy Coatis who are regular visitors to the webcams. Coatis are bear-like mammals belonging to the raccoon family have a reputation for intelligence and can often be seen lapping up the sugar water from the hummingbird feeder.

All the webcams were setup by WLT's Web Multimedia Officer, Luciano Breves, who is a wildlife filmmaker and conservationist working to protect the forests of Brazil.

Join Luciano and other nature enthusiasts across the world on the Wildlife Webcam Chat (featured bottom right) and get your wildlife questions answered by the expert.

This webcam was supported by Puro Fairtrade Coffee. If your company would like to support a webcam, please contact WLT.

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