Four Blackcap were singing at Lees Road Wood.(Nuala and Tom Lynch)
Wednesday 29th March 2017
Twenty three Black-throated Diver, a Red-throated Diver, 15 Great Northern Diver and ten Common Scoter were between Coolshiva Pier and Gleninagh Castle.(Páidí Cullinan)
Nineteen Great Northern Diver and 15 Common Scoter were off Black Head.(PC)
Five Whooper Swan were at Latoon.(PC)
A Willow Warbler,two Chiffchaff and a Little Egret were at Shannon Airport Lagoon.(PC)
Tuesday 28th March 2017
A Blackcap and a Chiffchaff were singing at Lees Road Wood.(Nuala and Tom Lynch)
Ten Wheatears were at Loop Head (Dermot Cosgrove).
Monday 27th March 2017
A Willow Warbler was singing at Coolshiva Pier this morning.(Susan O Donohue)
A Blackcap was singing at Stonehall.(Phil Brennan)
A flock of 25 Whoopers Swans were seen flying northwards over the sea at Kilkee with thousands of Manx Shearwaters two miles west of Loop Head (Dixie Collins).
Sunday 26th March 2017
There was one singing male Blackcap and one Chiffchaff at Applewood, Ballycar (John N Murphy).
Saturday 25th March 2017
At the Branch outing five Black-throated Diver, a Red-throated Diver, 20 Great Northern Diver, 11 Red-breasted Merganser, 130 Brent Goose, four Little Egret, 17 Shelduck and 90 Common Scoter were between Ballyvaughan Pier and the Rine.(Austin Cooney, Nuala and Tom Lynch, Geoff Pearson et al)
A drake Surf Scoter and 34 Black-throated Diver were seen off Coolshiva Pier in the afternoon.(Geoff Pearson)
Thursday 23rd March 2017
Two Goosanders, a male and female, were on the north channel of the Shannon at St. Thomas’s Island (Maura Turner).
Wednesday 22nd March 2017
Two littoralis Rock Pipit and 200 Golden Plover were at Clahane.(Páidí Cullinan)
Tuesday 21st March 2017
One Buzzard was seen flying over the motorway near Newmarket-on-Fergus. (Pearse Ryan)
Monday 20th March 2017
There were two Scandinavian Rock Pipits at Clahane, Liscannor (John N Murphy, Myles Carey & Geoff Pearson).
Four Sandmartins, 150 Black-tailed Godwits and one Little Egret were at Ballyallia Lake (JNM & MC).
One Common Sandpiper was at Clarecastle Quay (JNM).
There were 10 Sandmartins at Fenloe Lake with another six at Lough Gash 9JNM).
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