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Black Swan Cam is a joint venture by Dawlish Beach Cams and Dawlish Town Council to provide worldwide coverage of the Dawlish Black Swans. The camera can also move to focus on the weather, rough seas and any railway and shipping if needed. It's taken 12 months since the first meeting with the town councillors until the actual installation was complete. Black Swan Cam is hosted by The Beach Bar in Dawlish. VIP Trial available https://coastcams.me/trial Dawlish Cams: Blenheim Public https://youtu.be/7qWBKx-mhNY Blenheim Members (no ads) https://youtu.be/b8xSJczaUp8 Blenheim 2 Public https://youtu.be/ywz1mcnusfk Blenheim 2 Members (no ads) https://youtu.be/_WDmu4-WwVM Sea Breeze Public https://youtu.be/dODxHaxdT0w Sea Breeze Members (no ads) https://youtu.be/T305W4-QUdM Black Swan Cam Public https://youtu.be/vSkzgD024XY Black Swan Cam Members (no ads) https://youtu.be/PwIS8XnWW6Q Dawlish Warren Cam Brunel Holiday Park Cam Public https://youtu.be/iL3NeBl8hHA Brunel Holiday Park Cam Members (no ads) https://youtu.be/ACA7cfyzhBM Teignmouth Cam Salty Cottage Public https://youtu.be/oS-_j727ub0 Salty Cottage Members (no ads) https://youtu.be/Tn781KS2yDg Dartmouth Cam Embankment Bistro Cam Public https://youtu.be/IQkwNUebkts Embankment Bistro Cam Members (no ads) https://youtu.be/APYT8hijGI8 The black swans of Dawlish have brought people to the town from all over the world since the 1940’s, and recently a black swan video went viral on the Dawlish Beach Cams Facebook and YouTube channels and this has been seen by over 16m people! • The worlds first black swan cam • Point, tilt and zoom camera is Full HD • 50x zoom • Views of the brook, railway and sea The Black Swan is originally native to the West Coast of Australia and first recorded in the 17th Century. At the start of the 1900’s, a local Dawlish man emigrated to New Zealand but kept in touch with his family and friends in Dawlish but came back to visit a number of times. On one of his visits in 1906 he bought with him the Black Swans as a gift to the town. Many people think that he wanted to give Dawlish something that would make it unique from other seaside towns and back in the early 1900’s a Black Swan certainly did that! During the two World Wars, the Black Swans sadly died out and the reason for this we don’t really know. However, after the war, Captain Pitman, a game warden in Uganda, presented the town of Dawlish with a pair of Black Swans in memory of his parents as his father had been a County Councillor and loved the town. The Black Swans have lived here ever since and have long been the emblem of the town. #blackswans #supercutebirds #cutebabybirds

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