Overview – Eyriecams 2026

An eyrie on an oak, approx. 30 m high is home for the redkites. Last year they had 3 juveniles which all could be tagged, unfortunately just one is still alive (WB_01). 

The "home" of Siegfried and Sieglinde. On this beech our red kites are also seen nesting for three years now. There was just one successful breed observed during those years in 2025. In the first year the female adult was poisoned by diazinon and parathion. In 2025 year their only nestling was killed by a predator. In 2026 they had one offspring (Siggi) and all could be Tagged. This year they where thrown out their eyrie by tawny owls which are started to breet between the 16th and 18th of march. 

oak eyrie which is protected by a cuff. Here the red kites breeded last year and we could tag both juveniles (B - 01 und B- 02). They might chose another eyrie nearby this year. 

This nest on an oak has been a nesting site for red kites three years in a row already. In 2024 their three eggs were eaten by a racoon, in 2025 the female adult probably died so breeding was given up. To protect the offspring from predation by non-native predators, we installed a cuff.

On this beech a nest is laying on a height of approx. 30 m. In this nest goshawks have found a breeding place

The only birch within our nesting trees. An attentive look during a walk it might reveal this camera for some people.This nesting site is used and build up by Buzzards. Caution, buzzards might be very aggressive during their breeding.

The eyrie lays on a larch where a bussard and red kites could be observed. 

This eyrie lays on a coppice forrest oak. Buzzards can be seen frequently here. 

On this massive oak lies this eyrie which was viseted once by a buzzard. 

There could be found it this oak eyrie so it could have been unsed by red kites. But bussards can be observed here frequently. 

There is trash in this eryie on a beech. It might be used or build by red kites. 

This beech- eyrie is the nesting place of Jasmin 01 and two more tagged juveniles (GS-01 and GS-02) we tagged in 2025. 

The eyrie on this beech measures more than 100 cm diameter. First buzzards build up the nest then tawny owls took over and started to breed on March 16th. 

In a height of nealry 30 m this nest also lays on a beech.This is a nesting site for Buzzards which are already busy with mending it.

Buzzard eyrie in an 30 m beech which is already used in the second year in row. 

red kites, ravens and buzzards can be observed in this eyrie on the top of a beech.

An eyrie on a beechs side branch. A buzzard could be observed here once. 

Oak eyrie which is used by buzzards. Last year they had a succsessful breed. The nest is protected by a cuff because of raccoon activity nearby.

The eyrie on this larch is visited by goshawks frequently. 

With a broad entry path this nest lays on a beech near to the train tracks but it has to be renovated.  .