The Bonaparte’s Gull was at Clahane, Liscannor this evening. (Geoff Pearson)
An immature Whinchat was at the Fodry, Loop Head this afternoon. (GP)
One Sooty Shearwater, one Arctic Skua, one Great Skua, 21 Storm Petrel, a Red-throated Diver, 11 Sandwich Tern and 25 Whimbrel were at the Bridges oh Ross.(Keith Langton & GP, 17.45-19.15)
Thursday 15th August 2019
Monday 12th August 2019
The Bonaparte’s Gull is on the beach between Lahinch and Liscannor this evening.(Páidí Cullinan & Des Higgins)
A four hour sea watch at the Bridges of Ross today produced two Balearic Shearwaters, 500-700 Manx Shearwaters (ph), one Arctic Skua, three Bonxies, 40 Sandwich Terns, six Sanderling and 32 Whimbrel. (John N Murphy)
There were three Ruff at Poulnasherry Bay. (Geoff Pearson)
An adult Little Tern was at the Rine, Ballyvaughan.(Paul Troake)
A Kingfisher was at the Falls, Ennistymon.(Jeff Copner)
Ten Swift were at Ardroon Bridge. (Cliff Baxter)
Saturday 10th August 2019
One Bonaparte’s Gull was at Clahane, Liscannor. (Jeff Copner)
At the Bridges of Ross there was one Wilson’s Petrel (Brian McCluskey & Gerard Murray).
Also at the Bridges were two Balearic Shearwaters,79 Sooty Shearwaters, 53 Storm Petels, four Arctic Skuas, 38 Bonxiesand 14 Arctic Terns. (BMcC, GM, Paidi Cullinan & Eanna O Flynn)
Monday 5th August 2019
A Buzzard was calling at Dromore Nature Reserve.(Cliff Baxter)
A male Peregrine was at Quilty Beach.(Jeff Copner)
A Bonxie was at the Bridges of Ross where there was a steady flow of Manx Shearwater throughout the morning.(JC)
Two Cory’s Shearwater, three Sooty Shearwater and three Arctic Skua were at the Bridges of Ross during the afternoon.(Henrik Braender)
Wednesday 31st July 2019
Two Green Sandpiper and a Common Sandpiper were at Clenagh Lake.(Páidí Cullinan)
A Whimbrel, a Peregrine, a Common Sandpiper and 415 Knot were at Shannon Airport Lagoon.(PC)
A Jay was at Lough Gash.(PC)
A Buzzard was at Tubber.(PC)
A Little Stint, two Whimbrel, a Grey Plover, 12 Little Egret, 35 Common Tern, 4 Arctic Tern and 400 Manx Shearwater were at the Rine.(Paul Troake)
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