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We hope you will enjoy and return again to our web-camera pictures of Arbroath Harbour and the Bell Rock Lighthouse, Glen Clova and the view from Montrose Basin Wildlife Centre.
The webcam at the Signal Tower in Arbroath was set up as part of the 2011 Year of the Light campaign, which celebrates the bi-centenary of the building of the Bell Rock Lighthouse. The camera offers spectacular views of the harbour, the marina and the Ness, as well as the famous Stevenson Family lighthouse.
The Glen Clova webcam is our first webcam to be located up in the Angus Glens, and offers visitors spectacular views of the scenery in the Glen all through the year. Located at a hillside farm close to the Glen Clova Hotel, the webcam's powerful viewing controls allow users to zoom in on landscape features, wildlife and fauna.
Watch the changes in season and the migrating birds on the Montrose Basin webcam. The webcam is located on the outside of the viewing gallery at the Scottish Wildlife Trust Montrose Basin Visitor Centre. The Centre offers panoramic views of the area, binoculars, telescopes and a warm welcome.
Please accept our apologies if any of our cameras are offline, this may be due to either technical or privacy issues. Do return another time, to enjoy the views.
Special Note for Visitors Using Internet Explorer 9
If you are using the Internet Explorer 9 browser, you will likely need to make a small adjustment to your browser's settings to view our webcams. Included below are the brief instructions for making this minor adjustment to your settings.
1. Right-click in a blank space on the Internet Explorer 9 toolbar.
2. Select the Command bar.
3. From the newly-opened Command Bar, click on the Page drop-down menu and select 'Compatibility View'.
4. Close down and re-open your browser.
You should now be able to view all the webcams on angusahead.com.
These cameras are hosted by angusahead.com in partnership with the Glen Clova Hotel and the Scottish Wildlife Trust (SWT).
Scottish Wildlife Trust (SWT) interests are spread across Scotland and their headquarters are in Edinburgh. With conservation at the heart of the organisation, SWT is not only committed to giving homes to wildlife, but also a voice and access to wildlife in Scotland.
St Andrews.com has pioneered the use of dynamic webcams, and the webcam overlooking the Old Course is one of the most popular of its kind in the world.
If you enjoyed the images on these webcams, why not view our wide range of film clips?
There are films of Angus events & festivals as well as documentary footage of historical events and famous (and infamous) local characters.
Angus has also featured on TV stations around the world and some of the footage can be seen on the film clips page.
