The two eclipsed pair of Eider were still at Kilkee.(John N Murphy)
Friday 28th June 2024
A one hour seawatch this afternoon produced two Sooty Shearwater and 2000 Manx Shearwater.(John N. Murphy)
Thursday 27th June 2024
A seawatch between 06.30-10.00 produced three Sooty Shearwater, one Storm Petrel and 3500 Manx Shearwater.(Geoff Pearson)
Wednesday 26th June 2024
There were eight Turnstone at Kilbaha Harbour.(John N. Murphy)
One Storm Petrel and over 200 Manx Shearwater were observed from Ross Ringing Station, Loop Head.(JNM)
Two Bar-tailed Godwit, one Whimbrel and 18 Curlew were at Poulnasherry Bay.(JNM)
The two eclipsed pair of Eider were still at Kilkee.(JNM and Dixie Collins)
Tuesday 25th June 2024
A female Yellowhammer was on the lower slopes of Sliabh Rua in the Burren and a male was singing higher up.(Nuala and Tom Lynch)
There were two Buzzard at Lake Inchiquin.(James Organ)
Monday 24th June 2024
There were 24 Little Egret roosting on trees near Mullaghmore this evening.(Adrian Glasgow)
There were 26 Swift hawking insects over the County Hospital in Ennis late this evening.(Nuala and Tom Lynch)
Saturday 22nd June 2024
An eclipsed drake and hen Eider were at Sykes Corner, Kilkee.(Dixie Collins)
Friday 21st June 2024
An early morning seawatch at Ross Ringing Station, Loop Head produced one Sooty Shearwater, 3200 Manx Shearwater, three Storm Petrel, two Purple Sandpiper, two Turnstone and four Arctic Tern.(John N. Murphy)
Thursday 20th June 2024
There were two Buzzard at Clifden Hill.(Jeff Copner)
Six Common Tern were at Lake Atedaun.(JC)
There were 16 Chough at Goleen.(Pearse Ryan)
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