HomeOutdoorsThe Outer Banks Life Critter Cam: March 16, 2026

The Outer Banks Life Critter Cam: March 16, 2026

Did you know birdwatching can improve your mental health?

Studies have found that simply seeing or hearing birds can help reduce stress, improve mood, and increase feelings of relaxation and connection to nature. Even a few minutes of watching our feathered visitors each week can make a difference.

Featuring a combination of images and footage captured by featured contributor Kelley Grider’s personal BirdBuddy and digital camera, feast your eyes on a variety of grazing critters who make their way to her outdoor bird feeder for weekly renditions of The Outer Banks Life Critter Cam.

From the smallest of birds to the largest of squirrels, there’s no telling what you might see in the weekly updates!

Kassidy Watson-Perry
Kassidy Watson-Perry
Kassidy Watson-Perry is a multimedia storyteller based in North Carolina. An honors graduate of Elizabeth City State University, Kassidy received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Digital Media Arts, possessing a strong foundation in mass media, including radio and film & television, with a concentration in digital marketing, advertising, and public relations. Her experience spans both creative and strategic communications, shaping her into a versatile, well-rounded creator. Kassidy currently serves as Content Manager for The Outer Banks Life in conjunction with 99.1 The Sound - WVOD. In her spare time, she enjoys immersing herself in film and tending to her beloved flock of backyard chickens and ducks.
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