A Great Spotted Woodpecker was at Caherhurley.(John Dixie Collins)
Another Great Spotted Woodpecker was at Coolreagh.(Andy Smith).
At Lough O’ Grady there were three Green Sandpiper, 23 Curlew, 45 Lapwing, two Common Tern and two Buzzard.(AS)
Saturday 20th July 2024
Monday 15th July 2024
A Great Spotted Woodpecker was at O’Briensbridge.(Steve Millar)
Long-eared Owl chicks were calling at Dysart.(James Organ)
Saturday 13th July 2024
2cy Ring-billed Gull ©Seán Whelan
At the Bridges of Ross between 10.00-11.30 there were 493 Guillemot, 550 Manx Shearwater, seven Sandwich Tern, five Razorbill, 19 Gannet and nine Fulmar.(Chris Cullen)
A 2cy Ring-billed Gull was at Seafield, Quilty.(Sean Whelan, Jeff Copner)
A Mediterranean Gull and two Sandwich Tern were at Doughmore Beach.(SW)
The two Eider were still at Kilkee.(SW)
A Hen Harrier was at Aylevarroo.(SW)
Two Great Northern Diver were at Lahinch.(JC)
Friday 12th July 2024
A male Yellowhammer was feeding young chicks on the north western slopes of Mullaghmore.(Nuala and Tom Lynch)
A male Yellowhammer was singing at Knockaunroe Turlough.(N & TL)
Three Buzzard were soaring over Poundtown south of Knockaunroe Turlough.(N & TL)
Wednesday 10th July 2024
At the Bridges of Ross between 14.30-16.30 there were 22 Gannet, 1450 Manx Shearwater, 915 Guillemot, 56 Kittiwake, six Fulmar, seven Herring Gull, 36 Razorbill, two Puffin, three Shag, one Common Gull, four Chough and a Kestrel.(Chris Cullen)
The two Eider were still present at Kilkee.((CC)
Three Common Sandpiper were at Bellacorick Bridge.(CC)
Saturday 6th July 2024
At the Bridges of Ross between 08.45-11.45 there were eight Sooty Shearwater, two Storm Petrel, 15 Common Scoter, 12 Puffin, three Oystercatcher, two Shag, seven Sandwich Tern, 10 Razorbill, 1309 Guillemot and 11,000 Manx Shearwater.(Chris Cullen)
Thursday 5th July 2024
A pale phased Arctic Skua and over 4000 Manx Shearwater were observed from Ross Ringing Station just before lunchtime.(John N. Murphy)
Two Sooty Shearwater and one Storm Petrel were at the Bridges of Ross around one o’clock.(Jeff Copner)
Another Sooty Shearwater and a Puffin were at the Bridges of Ross at 14.30.(JNM and JC)
The two Eider and a summer plumage Black Guillemot were in the bay at Kilkee.(JNM)
Wednesday 3rd July 2024
The two Eiders are still at Kilkee.(John N. Murphy)
There were two Storm Petrel and thousands of Manx Shearwater off Ross Ringing Station.(JNM)
Tuesday 2nd July 2024
An adult White-tailed Eagle was roosting on the island opposite the hide in Mountshannon.(Larry and Manannan McGrath)
A female Merlin was at Doolin.(L & M McG)
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