Watch real wildlife moments from backyards near you

Narrated clips from cameras people set up at home. Free to watch, no account needed.

Recently identified on community cameras

What's out there?

See what was spotted near you

Public habitats, a map of recent sightings, and a species library built from what the cameras have actually seen.

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Field Notes

A habitat's living journal, read aloud

Every morning, every Sunday, and on the first of the month, EverydayEarth writes up what a habitat's cameras saw and narrates it scene by scene. Here is one the community has been watching.

  • Narrated scene by scene
    Each note is read aloud as the matching clip plays, like a nature documentary for one backyard.
  • Jump between scenes
    Tap a species name to skip to the moment it appears, or let the whole story play through.
  • Daily, weekly, and monthly
    Written automatically every morning, every Sunday, and on the first of every month.
  • Shareable with one link
    Send a note to anyone. No account needed to watch.

For habitat hosts

Have a wildlife camera?

Point it at the feeder, the pond, or the quiet corner of the yard, and EverydayEarth does the rest: it identifies who stopped by, groups the clips into moments, and narrates the field notes. Nest, Blink, trail cameras, and plain uploads all work.

Google Nest Syncs on its own through Google's event feed
Blink Motion clips fetched as they arrive
Trail cameras Upload straight from the SD card
Any device Upload from a phone or computer
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Your footage stays yours
No exact location shared
Private by default
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Start with what is already out there

Real habitats, narrated clips, and the species passing through them. All free to explore, and yours to add to whenever a camera is ready.