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Tuesday, 21 July 2015. Breeding plumage adult Med Gull. Observations of birds fitted with colour rings has shown that Mediterranean Gulls found in Ireland largely originate from breeding colonies on the near continent (France, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Denmark). The number of post-breeding Mediterranean Gulls found in Ireland begins to build at well-known staging sites such as South Dublin Bay and Cork Harbour from June onward with peak counts often recorded from late July to mid August. 35m @ 21...

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Tuesday, 21 July 2015. Breeding plumage adult Med Gull. Observations of birds fitted with colour rings has shown that Mediterranean Gulls found in Ireland largely originate from breeding colonies on the near continent (France, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Denmark). The number of post-breeding Mediterranean Gulls found in Ireland begins to build at well-known staging sites such as South Dublin Bay and Cork Harbour from June onward with peak counts often recorded from late July to mid August. 35m @ 21...

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Sunday, 29 March 2015. Free poster: "Sea and Cliff Birds of Ireland". If you like seabirds, you won't want to miss The Irish Times. This coming Tuesday, 31st March: it comes with a free " Sea and Cliff Birds of Ireland. Poster from BirdWatch Ireland and the Cliffs of Moher. It's really nice, even if we do say so ourselves! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). We are a science-based conservation charity and Ireland’s largest environmental NGO with:. Local branches across the country. How Can You Help?

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A View From The Headland: 2015 East Coast Tern Projects

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Friday, 29 May 2015. 2015 East Coast Tern Projects. BirdWatch Ireland has a long history of undertaking wardening, conservation, monitoring and research at breeding colonies of vulnerable tern species along the east coast. This work continues in 2015 with most of the terns now at their respective nesting sites and getting on with the business of courtship, display, mate selection and egg laying. Information relating to the birds, access and viewing options at each site can be found below:. Home to Europe...

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A View From The Headland: Seabird Event: Gull watch on the Green

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Saturday, 27 June 2015. Seabird Event: Gull watch on the Green. Gull watch on the Green:. Tuesday 30th June 12:30-3pm at St Stephen's Green. In conjunction with Dublin City Council. Join us on Tuesday 30th June for a free event at St. Stephen's Green, Dublin City where BirdWatch Ireland staff will be present from 12:30 until 3pm to talk about gulls and our. With seabirds as well as the general. Which can be found around the capital. To spend the winter in Morocco. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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A View From The Headland: Mediterranean Gull Survey

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Tuesday, 21 July 2015. Breeding plumage adult Med Gull. Observations of birds fitted with colour rings has shown that Mediterranean Gulls found in Ireland largely originate from breeding colonies on the near continent (France, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Denmark). The number of post-breeding Mediterranean Gulls found in Ireland begins to build at well-known staging sites such as South Dublin Bay and Cork Harbour from June onward with peak counts often recorded from late July to mid August. 35m @ 21...

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A View From The Headland: Seabird Appeal 2015

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Wednesday, 22 April 2015. Ireland’s seabirds are threatened and urgently need your help. We are home to some of the most important seabird colonies in the world, but these are coming under increasing pressure and need proper protection. Help us to secure a future for Ireland’s seabirds before it’s too late. Threats to our Seabirds. What we’ll be doing. Your donation will directly fund projects that will help us:. To have more wardens on the ground to protect important colonies. To carry out much needed r...

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Sunday, 28 September 2014. Photography walk-about with Anthony Dawson. As part of IWT Wildwatch Week 2014 we organised a photography walk-about with local photographer, Anthony Dawson. Anthony shared his passion for photography and knowledge of local wildlife with an enthralled group of enthusiasts. . Labels: Black Tailed Godwit. Location: Blennerville, Tralee, Co. Kerry. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Signup to our Branch Newsletter. See past newsletters here. Use the form below to submit your details.

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Kerry Branch of The Irish Wildlife Trust: Photo's from the Listowel river walk

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Sunday, 12 July 2015. Photos from the Listowel river walk. A selection of some of the sights from the recent river walk in Listowel on the 28th of June. An "overview" of the walk. Caddis Fly larval case build from small stones. Please heed these warning signs for the Invasive Japanese Knotweed. Indian Balsam.AKA Himalayan Balsam another Invasive plant. Location: Listowel, Co. Kerry, Ireland. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Signup to our Branch Newsletter. See past newsletters here. Simple template&#4...

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Kerry Branch of The Irish Wildlife Trust: August 2014

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Saturday, 30 August 2014. Bog Walk 24th August 2014. A collection of pictures from the day. Friday, 15 August 2014. Photos from the Blasket Islands Eco Marine Tour. Ferrying passengers out to the mothership from Ventry pier. Thursday, 14 August 2014. July and August Calendar. July has been a wonderful month for being outside. . Plenty of great weather and long days to plan nice outings. A lovely piece on the day out is in our Branch News section in our newsletter. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This is bes...

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Latest bird news from Øygarden, Hordaland, Norway. Thursday, August 06, 2015. Herdlevær 04 August 2015 - Some more waders and other autumn migratuion. Southerly winds and overcast. Had several species of waders including a couple of Whimbrel småspove. And a Golden Plover heilo. As well as some small flocks of unidentified waders heading south over the sea. Other migrants included a few Swift tårnseiler. And at least one Great Skua storjo. A flock of around 20 Fieldfare gråtrost. Also looked like migrants.

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Øygarden Birding: Skogsøy 05 July 2015 - SUrprisingly productive seawatch

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Latest bird news from Øygarden, Hordaland, Norway. Sunday, July 05, 2015. Skogsøy 05 July 2015 - SUrprisingly productive seawatch. Given the time of year and the conditions expectations were not that high. One can always hope though and a couple of hours spent seawatching from just before 0600 provided a bit of everything with seabirds, autumn migration and a rarity or two. Highlight was a flock of four Sandwich Terns. Autumn migration included 23 Shelduck gravand. A Black Guillemot teist. Still more rai...

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My ongoing story of life as a Surfer and wildlife enthusiast on the coast of County Clare in the west side of Ireland and sometimes beyond. April 6, 2015. The Cliffs of Moher - photography and light. Possibly one of the most aw- inspiring chill out areas in the world to spend a magical evening taking photos. People come to see the ciffs from all over the world. Being local I get to see it at its best. April 11, 2015 at 11:46 PM. April 17, 2015 at 7:15 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 2 hours in Tac.

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Øygarden Birding: Tjeldstø 06 July 2015

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Latest bird news from Øygarden, Hordaland, Norway. Monday, July 06, 2015. Tjeldstø 06 July 2015. Light westerlies with light drizzle. Nothing too much out of the ordinary. Highlights were two House Martin taksvale. Feeding over Husvatnet and a singing Skylark sanglerke. Out in the reserve. Plenty of Snipe enkeltbekkasin. Today but just one Lapwing vipe. Adult White-tailed Eagle havørn. A couple of adult White-tailed Eagles havørn. Were obviously still think Greylag for the dish of the day. Fugler - fugle...

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Thursday, 26 June 2014. Ballyseedy Woodland Walk - Sunday 22nd June. Claire Horan and Ger Scollard lead a group around the Ballyseedy woodland last Sunday (22. Making the most of the fine weather in a leisurely three hour trip from the North Car park to the meadow area, via the woodland path and back again. Wednesday, 25 June 2014. Hasnt June been a grand month? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Signup to our Branch Newsletter. See past newsletters here. Use the form below to submit your details. The Irish Wil...

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