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The Panama Fruit Feeder Cam has been the subject of two Cornell Bird Cams Lab citizen science investigations.

To learn more about the Cam project and its history, check out these articles from past Canopy Family newsletters: The Fruit Feeder Cam at the Canopy Lodge (January 2020) and Fruit Feeder Cam: New Developments (March 2020). Here you can post clips, GIFs, screenshots, comments, and questions and interact with the community of Panama Fruit Feeder Cam fans! Many new species and interesting sightings were first brought to our attention by viewers on the discussion forum, so thanks to everyone for participating! Articles

You can also watch the livestream here, hosted by, where there are links to further resources and an active discussion forum moderated by the Cornell Lab’s Bird Cams Outreach Assistant. Also check out the Cornell Lab’s two comprehensive YouTube playlists of highlight clips from the Cam: Panama Fruit Feeder Cam and Panama Fruit Feeder Mammals, Butterflies and Reptiles.

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Visit Who’s That Bird? Resources For Identifying Panama Fruit Feeder Cam Visitors to learn how to identify all the birds that visit the feeder. Visit the Panama Fruit Feeders page on the Cornell Lab website to watch the livestream and to access more Cam resources and news. New visitors are still regularly recorded, so please let us know if you see something that is not on these lists! Cam resources See here for the Cam’s official species lists, compiled by the Cornell Lab Bird Cams staff. A wide diversity of Panamanian birds and other animals has been recorded on the Cam.