Live Webcams in North Jutland

North Jutland, the northern tip of Denmark where farmland gives way to plantation forest, moorland and two coasts that meet at Skagen, is quiet country, and the live webcams in North Jutland show the quiet from the inside: forest floors beside the streams, with roe deer and songbirds by day and badgers, foxes and martens after dark. Watching it live is a hide without the cold. The region keeps Central European Time, UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer; the badgers come out after dusk, so from about 16:00 UTC in December and not before 21:00 UTC in June, when the northern light barely fades. Nordjylland covers some 7,900 square kilometres for fewer than 600,000 people, most of them around Aalborg. Winter for the feeder traffic, when every bird in the wood comes to the same spot; May and June for birdsong and the long light.