Clare Bird Sightings

Sunday 2nd August 2026

Twelve Wilson’s Petrels were at Ross Ringing Station this morning on a south easterly wind. (John N Murphy)


Friday 31st July 2026

A immature White-tailed Eagle was at Coonagh along with a female type Garganey, 61 Gadwall, three Pochard, 12 Tufted Duck and two Swifts (Tom Tarpey)


Wednesday 29th July 2026

One Green Sandpiper, two Common Sandpiper and 20 Greenshank were at Moyasta.(John N Murphy)

An adult Roseate Tern was at Aughinish Martello Lagoon.(Paul Troake)


Tuesday 28th July 2026

Tuesday 28th July 2026

3cy Yellow-legged Gull ©Tom Tarpey

Three Yellow-legged Gulls were on the Shannon in Limerick City. An adult and a 3cy bird were at Thomond Weir and another adult was at Browne’s Quay (TT)


Tuesday 28th July 2026

There were 55 Sandwich Tern at a high tide roost in Liscannor.(Geoff Pearson)


Monday 27th July 2026

On the mudflats by Shannon Airport Lagoon there were 200 Black-tailed Godwit, 70 Redshank, 60 Dunlin, five Turnstone, four Ringed Plover and over 300 Black-headed Gull.(John N Murphy)


Sunday 26th July 2026

A four hour seawatch at Black Head this morning produced three Cory’s Shearwater, two Sooty Shearwater, six Puffin and around 2000 Manx Shearwater per hour.(Paul Troake)

At the Bridges of Ross between 05.30-16.30 there were six Wilson’s Storm Petrel, one Leach’s Petrel, 30 Storm Petrel, 56 Cory’s Shearwater, nine Great Shearwater, 28 Sooty Shearwater and two Great Skua.(N.T. Keogh, J. Willian’s, C. ten Bohmer, S. Holland, A.G. Kelly, P. Moore, M. Shorten, H. Hussey)


Saturday 25th July 2026

Joint tallies from Bridges of Ross and Ross Ringing Station today (6am-6pm). There were 28 Wilson’s Petrels, 80 European Storm Petel, 550 Cory’s Shearwater, 120 Great Shearwater, 33 Sooty Shearwater, one Arctic Skua, one ‘Blue’ Fulmar, 80 Puffins. Steady passage of Manx all day. (AGK, BMcC, CC, JP, PP, GM, JNM)


Saturday 25th July 2026

An 3cy White-tailed Eagle (tag 45) was at Bunlickey (Gerry Murphy).


Tuesday 21st July 2026

There were four Green Sandpipers, two Common Sandpipers and a Wheatear at Lough O’ Grady. (Andy Smith)

An adult Mediterranean Gull was at Clarecastle Quay.(Chris Cullen)


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