Brambling at Darragh Finbarr MacGabhann
At the Bridges of Ross this afternoon there was one first-winter Sabine’s Gull and two Manx Shearwater. (John N Murphy & Dixie Collins)
The Brambling was still in a private garden today at Darragh. (FMacG)
Friday 13th January 2023
Great White Egret at Clonlea Lake John Collins
One Great White egret was at Clonlea Lough, Kilkishen. (John Collins & Mariona Sarda)
At Black Head this morning there were five Manx Shearwater, a flock of 13 Barnacle Geese heading west close in, 500 Kittiwakes, 700 auks (85% razorbills) and five Red-throated Divers.(Paul Troake)
There were 17 Common Scoter at Coolsiva and four at the Rine. (PT)
Wednesday 11th January 2023
Yellowhammer near Tubber John N Murphy
One Brambling was at Darragh. (Finbar MacGabhann)
There were 56 White-fronted Geese at Tubber this afternoon. (JNM)
One Yellowhammer was near Tubber. (JNM)
One Kingfisher was at Islandavanna. (FMacG)
One Common Sandpiper was still at Clarecastle Quay.(JNM)
A Buzzard and two Goldeneye were at Lough Muchanagh. (JNM)
One Buzzard was at Ballyallia Lake.(JNM)
One Merlin, 500 Wigeon and 10 Pintail were at the east side of Toole’s Lough.(JNM)
Sunday 8th January 2023
The Black Redstart and two Purple Sandpipers were at Kilkee. (Chris Cullen)
The drake Eider was still off Liscannor Pier. (Ray Glynn)
One Ruff was on the beach at Whitestrand, Doonbeg. (CC)
Single Buzzards were at Cratloe, Tubber and Corcomroe (Tom Tarpey).
Around 80 Purple Sandpiper were at seafield. (RG)
Saturday 7th January 2023
The Black Redstart was at Kilkee again today. (Dixie Collins)
One make Hen Harrier was at Tullagher Bog.(DC)
Nine Whooper Swans and two Greylag Geese were at Farrihy with another Greylag Goose below Killard graveyard.(DC)
The Common Sandpiper was still at Clarecastle Quay.(Chris Cullen)
Two Buzzards at Cliften Hill, Corofin. James Organ)
One Buzzard Lough Muchanagh (JO)
There were 13 whoopers grazing on far shore of Lough inchiquin.(JO)
One male Hen Harrier was at Barefield. (Iomhar Daly)
A flock of 41 whoopers at Kells, Corofin (JO)
Flock of 300 Barnacle Geese landing on Mutton from the south. (Dixie Collins)
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