Live Webcam: Ontario Wildlife Cam (Canada)
If you’ve ever wished you could step into an Ontario forest at any moment of the day, now you can. This new live wildlife cam from Fernwood Hills streams real-time views from a Carolinian Forest setting near London, Ontario—deer at dusk, birds at dawn, and all the quiet moments in between.
What You’ll See
- White-tailed deer are the headliners—solitary browsers, moms with fawns, and occasional “rush hours” when several gather at once.
- Turkeys, squirrels, raccoons, and small birds make frequent cameos; migratory flocks drop in seasonally (watch for Dark-eyed Juncos in cooler months).
Best Times to Watch
Wildlife is most active around sunrise and sunset. On overcast days and in winter’s early afternoons, you’ll still see steady movement—especially at the feeder. Keep an eye out after fresh snow or light rain; tracks and scent trails draw curious visitors. (Local timezone: America/Toronto.)
About the Location
Fernwood Hills is a 40-acre woodland retreat in Komoka, Ontario, set within the Carolinian Forest zone just west of London. It’s known for intimate forest weddings, tiny-cabin stays, wildlife and nature.
