Downtown Spokane Duckcam

Live video stream of duck nest outside the Sherwood Building in downtown Spokane.

For the second year in a row, a mother duck has made her nest and laid her eggs in a planter box on the second floor of the Sherwood Building in downtown Spokane. Last year, employees of Sterling Savings Bank helped the hatched ducklings off the ledge and to the safety of the Spokane River, a tale that rocketed around the world via the Internet. This year, The Spokesman-Review and Sterling Savings set up a webcam to monitor the duck's progress. The duck is visible toward the middle of the planter box, with her eggs to the left.

Thanks to Sterling Savings Bank for letting us set up the Duckcam. Video stream provided via Ustream. If video goes temporarily "off air," please try refreshing this page to see the webcam feed again.

More about the downtown duck

• The Slice: Joel Armstrong leads quack team of rescuers
• Story: Duck rescuer's celebrity lives on
• Slideshow: Joel Armstrong’s duck venture
• Spokane.net: Downtown Duck Hero
• On Facebook: Sterling Savings Bank Mama Duck