Great White Egret at Ballyallia John N Murphy
Two immature Ring-necked Duck were at Ardclooney. (Davey Farrar)
One first-winter Little Gull was among the flock of Black-headed Gull at Ballyallia Lake. (James Organ) The Great White Egret was still at Ballyallia along with the Barnacle Goose. (John N Murphy & JO)
The Common Sandpiper was at Clarecastle Quay along with one immature Merlin. (JNM)
One Merlin was at Knappogue Castle. (JNM)
There were 42 Gadwall and 25 Shoveler at Lough Erinagh. (JNM)
Great Shearwater off Ross Ringing Station John N Murphy
Off Ross Ringing Station this evening there were 264 Great Shearwater, 315 Sooty Shearwaters, 17 Manx Shearwater, one adult Mediterranean Gull, one Red-throated Diver, over 2,000 Herring Gulls, two Brent Geese, three Purple Sandpiper, 60 Turnstone and a male Merlin. (John N Murphy)
A White-tailed Eagle was at Dromore Nature Reserve and flew off towards Corofin.(Ian Garry)
A juvenile Little Gull and a Merlin were at Kilkee Bay.(John Collins)
At Ross Ringing Station there was one Long-tailed Skua, one Bonxie, three Sooty Shearwaters, 27 Manx Shearwaters, one Red-throated Diver and 1,000 Kittiwakes. (John N Murphy )
A Buzzard was near Moveen National School. One Chiffchaff was at Seamus Connolly’s Garden, Kilbaha.(JNM)
There were 120 Common Scoter at Lahinch.(Geoff Pearson)
There were two White-tailed Eagle at Lough Muckanagh. A male Hen Harrier was at Termon Lough. (Maura Crowe)
There were 250 Sanderling at Kilkee Strand.(Dixie Collins)
A seawatch at the Bridges of Ross between 08.30-12.00 produced three Great Northern Diver, one Red-throated Diver, one Sooty Shearwater, three Manx Shearwater, six Shelduck, 150 Razorbill, 50 Guillemot, 80 Kittiwake, 140 Gannet and 100 Fulmar.(Geoff Pearson)
A ringtail Hen Harrier, a juvenile Peregrine and a Merlin were at Black Head this morning.(Paul Troake)
There two Jay and ten Fieldfare at Clooncoose. A Merlin was at Meggagh.(Chris Cullen)
A Peregrine was at Healy’s Island.(Pearse Ryan)
There were 400 Golden Plover and a Common Sandpiper at Clahane.(Geoff Pearson)
One adult Long-tailed Skua, one Arctic Tern, two Red-throated Diver and three Manx Shearwater were at the Bridges of Ross this morning.(Éanna O’Flynn)
One Sooty Shearwater, two Great Northern Diver and one Puffin were at the Bridges of Ross this afternoon. Eight Purple Sandpiper were at Seafield.(GP)
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