One Short-eared Owl and four Woodcock were at Kilfenora late this evening.
A late staying Swallow was seen today at Lower Feeard, near Cross Village.
Two Great Northern Divers were at Carrigaholt.
One female Hen Harrier, 300 wigeon and 200 Golden Plover were at Lough Atedaun.
Monday 31st October 2011
Sunday 30th October 2011
There was one male and one female Hen Harrier at Tubber this afternoon along with 12 Greenland White-fronted Geese.
Leave a commentMonday 31st October 2011
Snow Bunting (Mike Sheehy)
A Snow Bunting was found at Dromada in the west Limerick hills today.
Leave a commentSaturday 29th October 2011
One Pectoral Sandpiper was at Lough Atedaun today (Dave McNamara).
Three Merlin were on the Loop Head peninsula.
Friday 28th October 2011
Late staying Willow Warbler at Kilbaha © John N Murphy
At Kilbaha, Loop Head today there were five Pomarine Skuas, one adult Sabine’s Gull in the Bay, along with 300 Kittiwakes, one juvenile Arctic Tern, one Willow Warbler was in the harbour, with on Chiffchaff, a Sparrowhawk, one Peregrine, six Snipe and four Ravens.
Two Snow Buntings were at Seafield, Quilty.
Juvenile Pomarine Skua chasing Kittiwake in Kilbaha © John N Murphy Leave a comment
Thursday 27th October 2011
Long-tailed Duck at Ardcloony © Paul Troake
One Long-tailed Duck, two Scaup, four Goldeneye, five Whooper Swans and a Chiffchaff were at Ardcloony today.
Leave a commentThursday 27th October 2011
Brambling at Currachase (James Hayes)
Two Bramblings and five Jays were at Currachase. Three Red Squirrels were also seen.
Two Red Grouse, 11 Crossbills and a male Hen Harrier were seen today in the west Limerick hills.
A Jay was seen near the N21 between Adare and Croagh.
Red Squirrel, Jay and Brambling at Currachase (James Hayes) Leave a comment
Wednesday 26th October 2011
Snow Bunting (Tom Fox)
A Snow Bunting was seen in the Ballyhoura Mountains today. This is the second record of this scarce species in the County since 1983, the other being on October 30th last year.
A flock of 24 Black-tailed Godwits was feeding in a flooded field beside the Dock Road/Tunnel approach intersection. Godwits have been seen using the fields in this area in the past, particularly after periods of wet weather, though not as close to the road as on this occasion.
Wednesday 26th October 2011
There were 54 Barnacle Geese at Illaunonearean just south of Kilkee, while opposite the island on the mainlamd there was one Merlin and one Peregrine.
One female ring-tailed Hen Harrier was at Lough Cullane, the Burren.
There were 38 Golden Plover and two Wheatears at Lough Atedaun.
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