One Black-winged Stilt was at the mouth of the Skivileen River Doonbeg this afternoon (Gavin Fennessy). This is only the second county record of this species. The first was at Ennistymon in 1987. At the Bridges of Ross there were two Balearic Shearwaters, six Sooty Shearwaters, six Arctic Skuas, one Sandwich Tern and 29 Arctic Terns.
Leave a commentFriday 22nd August 2014
At the Bridges of Ross today all was quiet with one Balearic Shearwater, four Sooty Shearwaters, 1100 Manx Shearwaters, three Arctic Skuas, three Bonxies and three Arctic Terns.
Leave a commentThursday 21st August 2014
There was one blue Fulmar, one adult Sabine’s Gull, one juvenile Long-tailed Skua, 11 Bonxies, one Arctic Skua, six Storm Petrels, one Grey Phalarope and 21 Sooty Shearwaters, four Sandwich Terns, 14 Arctic Terns and seven Common Scoter at the Bridges of Ross.
Leave a commentWednesday 20th August 2014
A Blue Fulmar off the Loop Head pelagic earlier this morning John N Murphy
A pelagic trip 9 miles off Loop Head this morning from 6.30 to 12.30 produced: one Sooty Shearwater, 35 Storm Petrels, one Blue Fulmar, two Bonxies, one dark phased Arctic Skua and one immature Arctic Tern. One Common Sandpiper was in the small pool at Kilbaha.
Leave a commentTuesday 19th August 2014
At the Bridges of Ross today there were two Balearic Shearwaters, five Sooty Shearwaters, five Bonxies and four Arctic Skuas.
Leave a commentMonday 18th August 2014
Today at the Bridges of Ross there were two Sooty Shearwaters, five Bonxies, one Arctic Skua, three Common Scoter and five Storm Petrels.
Leave a commentSunday 17th August 2014
At the Bridges of Ross this afternoon there was one Balearic Shearwater, six Arctic Skuas, six Bonxies, six Sooty Shearwater, a Great Shearwater and a Storm Petrel.
Leave a commentSaturday 16th August 2014
A Fea’s type Petrel was seen for about five minutes at 11.15 at the Bridges of Ross this morning (Eanna O Flynn & John N Murphy). Also at the Bridges were 14 Storm Petrels, one Balearic Shearwater, 16 Sooty Shearwaters, one Arctic Skua, one Pomarine Skua, , 14 Bonxies, one Great Northern Diver, one adult winter Little Gull, one Peregrine, three Choughs and one Greenshank. Two Swift were at Ballyallia Lake.
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