Several of our Peak District wildlife cameras on one screen, live 24/7: owl nest boxes, BadgerWood and more
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About the wildlife MultiView
Can't decide which camera to watch? The MultiView puts several of our live cameras on one screen, so you can keep an eye on the barn owl nest boxes and the badgers and foxes at BadgerWood, all at the same time, and never miss the action.
📺 How the MultiView works
Each part of the screen shows a different live camera, streaming day and night from here in the Peak District National Park. It's perfect for leaving on in the background: glance across now and then, and when something happens in one of the views, you'll spot it straight away.
If you'd like a closer look at one camera, each one also has its own full size stream, linked below, with all the details about who lives there and the best times to watch.
👀 What you might see
| When | What to look out for |
|---|---|
| ☀️ Daytime | Owls roosting in their nest boxes, and woodland birds at the BadgerWood feeders |
| 🌆 Dusk | The best time of all: the owls waking up and heading out, as the woodland settles down for the night |
| 🌙 Night | Badgers and foxes at BadgerWood, while the owls come and go from their boxes |
| 🌱 Spring and summer | Nesting season on the owl cams, and badger and fox cubs at BadgerWood |
| 🍂 Autumn and winter | Long nights with plenty of badger visits, and owls roosting by day |
Tip: the MultiView is great on a big screen. Open the YouTube app on your smart TV, search for Barn Owl Live, and choose the MultiView stream, then leave it running in the evening.
❓ Questions people ask
What is the wildlife MultiView?
It's a single live stream that shows several of our Peak District wildlife cameras at once, including the owl nest boxes and the badger and fox camera at BadgerWood.
Is the MultiView live 24 hours a day?
Yes. It streams live around the clock. Now and then it goes offline for maintenance, and this page shows a message until it's back.
Can I watch just one camera instead?
Yes. Each camera has its own page and full size stream: the barn owl camera, the MeadowView nest box camera, and the badger and fox camera. You'll find them all below.
Why are some views black and white?
At night, the cameras use infrared light, which shows in black and white. The animals can't see it, so it doesn't disturb them.
Are these wild animals?
Yes. Every owl, badger and fox you see is wild and free to come and go. We don't share the exact locations of the cameras, to protect them from disturbance.
🎥 Watch one camera at a time
🌿 More to explore
- 👀 Recent sightings from the live cameras, and the sighting logs archive
- 📺 The best live wildlife streams to watch in the UK
- 🦉 Barn owl facts: over 100 questions and answers
- 🧠 Test yourself with the free wildlife quiz
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