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Posted by: Ylee, 11:34 AM GMT on May 16, 2012 +3
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One of the main features of Denali National Park in Alaska are the sled dog teams they have onsite. During the winter months, rangers patrol the far reaches of the park using the dog sleds. Every year, the retire several dogs, and choose one of the females to breed and have puppies to replace them. Last year, they started having a puppy cam trained on the kennel where the puppies were growing up. I snagged the cam for the blog, and quickly it became one of the most popular cams ever!

I recently found out the new puppy cam will go online in May! Being that it's already May, I've kinda waited to see if they were going to bring the new cam online this week so I can put it on the blog, but so far, no puppies!

Therefore, I'm using a sister cam to the puppy cam as a filler until the puppy cam goes online. The Railroad Depot cam is a very good cam in its own right, it's just not as cute! :)



From Denali National Park, the Alaska Railroad Depot cam!
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Thanks to blackwhite, the Nice, France cam!
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Thanks to marksvantage, the Moab South Weather cam!
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Courtesy on New Zealands' Horizons Regional Council, the Whanganui River Mouth cam!
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Thanks to JohnEMartines, the Newton Lake Association cam!
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Courtesy of ThemeGreen, the Webstager Ferry IP cam!
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Thanks to zafer, the ENKA cam!
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Courtesy of webcamsdemexico, the Veracruz, Mexico cam!
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From Milos, Greece, the Pollonia cam!
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Updated: 11:37 AM GMT on May 16, 2012   Permalink | A A A
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Return of the Osprey!
Posted by: Ylee, 10:49 AM GMT on April 29, 2012 +3
Free Hit CounterGlacier National Park, in NW Montana, has a webcam trained on an osprey nest. The platform the nest sits on was provided by the local utility company as a means for the osprey to nest while keeping them off the poles with electric wires attached. The male from last years' breeding pair that occupied the webcam nest died as a result of coming in contact with a pole that had electric lines. However, a few days ago, an osprey returned to the nest; hopef...
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O Canada!
Posted by: Ylee, 11:57 AM GMT on April 12, 2012 +2
Free Hit CounterCanada is our best neighbor, and at present they have over 130 cams in the WU directory, but in general, conditions there in the winter months are not conductive for good cam viewing! Now that spring is well on its way, views are no longer showing ice, snow, and gray skies! The Bay of Fundy has one of the largest tides in the world; it'll be interesting to see how much the ships in the leadoff cam go up and down with the tide!Thanks to www0timarine0c...
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Greening on the Green!
Posted by: Ylee, 11:18 AM GMT on March 28, 2012 +0
Free Hit CounterThe unusually warm weather this March has brought spring early to the Bluegrass; trees that usually don't bud, flower, and leaf until mid-to-late April have already done so! Hopefully a late cold snap won't damage delicate vegetation! Bugs have also come into spring with full force, with every type of buzzing everywhere! Although most cams up north are still mostly brown, my "local" National Park Service cam at Mammoth Cave NP is showing considerable...
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Guadeloupe!
Posted by: Ylee, 11:09 AM GMT on March 12, 2012 +2
Free Hit CounterYou know, most webcams are ethereal, at best. Totally dependant on the whims and constitution of the cam owner, a lot of webcams fall into disuse or have poor maintenance, because either the cam owner got tired of fooling with it or economic situations force the cam owner to shut it down. Even the National Park Service, which has arguably the best collection of webcams in the world, will show quite often "This webcam is temporarily closed for mainten...
Updated: 2:23 PM GMT on March 22, 2012   Permalink | A A A
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