The drake SURF SCOTER was still at Lahinch today. (Geoff Pearson)
The drake RING-NECKED DUCK and 25 Whooper Swans were at Roo Lough. (Dave McNamara)
The FORSTER’S TERN was at Kinvarra, Galway (Dave McNamara).
The first-winter Ring-billed Gull was at the Post Office Field, Ennis.(Finbarr MacGabhann)
There was one Black-throated Diver, 75 Great Northern Divers, 70 Black Guillemots, three Little Egrets, 17 Long-tailed Ducks, 26 Grey Plover and ten Rock Doves off Aughinish Island. (Dave McNamara)
There were 78 Brent Geese at Lough Murre with on colour ringed bird Left Leg Red 4, right leg white C. (Dave McNamara)
There were three Black-throated Divers and 16 Long-tailed Ducks off Finvarra Point. (Dave McNamara)
At Ardclooney, lower Lough Derg there was one Chiffchaff, four Whooper Swans, 24 Greylag Geese, 100 Lapwing, 375 Tufted Duck, six Pochard (the first recorded in the county this year), 14 Greater Scaup, 12 Goldeneye, six Great Crested Grebes, two Grey Wagtails and an Otter. (John N Murphy & Austin Cooney)
Five Whooper Swan were in the field at the Drumclffe end of Ballyallia Lake. (Nuala and Tom Lynch)
Three Jay were at Lees Road Wood. (Nuala and Tom Lynch)
Three Little Egret were at Drehednagower Bridge, Ennis. (Nuala and Tom Lynch)
A male and female Blackcap were at Oak Park, Ennis. (Nuala and Tom Lynch)
At Woodfield, Broadford there were 20 Wigeon, two Jays and a Treecreeper. (Cliff Baxter)
One female Hen harrier was at Tullagher Bog on 2nd February. (Grace Meehan)