



A trip to Ballyvaughan and the Rine where we hope to see Brent Geese, Red-breasted Merganser, Shelduck, divers, waders, gulls etc. Meet at the Pier opposite Monk’s Pub, Ballyvaughan at 11a.m.
Find out more »Special Dawn Chorus event to Ballyallia Lake in association with Ennis Tidy Towns. Meet where car parking spaces begin on the Ruan Road opposite the Lake at 5.30a.m. Great place to hear Blackbird, Song Thrush, Robin, Wren, Chaffinch, Willow Warbler, Chiffchaff, Blue Tit, Great Tit, Blackcap and many other birds in song. We will scan the lake for nesting water birds such Great Crested Grebe, Little Grebe, Coot, Moorhen, etc.Who knows what else may turn up on a fine morning.…
Find out more »Outing to Fanore and the Caher Valley. We will look for birds on the sea and beach at Fanore. Later we will search for migrants on the sand-dunes and while strolling along the Caher Valley. We often see Dipper in the river flowing through the Valley. Meet at Fanore Beach car-park at 11a.m.
Find out more »Dawn Chorus outing to the Mullaghmore area of the Burren. During the course of an early morning stroll through this unique habitat we hope to hear and see Whitethroat, Blackcap, Willow Warbler, Cuckoo, Yellowhammer and many more species.Bring a flask and food if you wish. Meet at the Grotto, Corofin at 5a.m.
Find out more »A joint outing with the Limerick Branch to see nesting seabirds on the Loop Head Cliffs. Sightings and sounds of thousands of Guillemot, Razorbill, Kittiwake, Shag, Rock Dove, Chough and much more. Keating’s Pub will be open for those wishing to have lunch. Meet at Loop Head Lighthouse car-park at 11a.m.
Find out more »A joint outing with the Limerick Branch of BWI along the southern shore of the Shannon Estuary to look for waders, wildfowl and gulls. We will visit Robertstown,Foynes,Loughill and Tarbert. Meet at the car park of Robertstown Church east of Foynes at 10a.m.
Find out more »Due to the forecast of heavy rain and strong wind we regret that we are cancelling this outing. Feel free to visit Kilbaha to search for scarce and rare migrants during more pleasant conditions throughout October. You may meet up with visiting birders especially on weekend days.
Find out more »A visit to Clahane, Liscannor, the Inagh River estuary and Lahinch to look for waders, wildfowl and gulls. Meet at the Pier Liscannor at 11a.m.
Find out more »Outing to this interesting site to see a variety of ducks, waders and birds of prey. Always a chance of a White-tailed Sea Eagle, Kingfisher or some rare species during this event. Well worth wrapping up warm because one never knows what we might drop across from Drumcliffe to the northern end of the lake. Meet at the Birdboard opposite the shop on the Ruan Road at 11a.m.
Find out more »A visit to Seafield, Quilty to see waders, gulls, divers etc. A great place to see birds at close range. We often get to view Barnacle Geese on Mutton Island. On occasion birds of prey or an unusual species has been spotted. Meet at Seafield Pier at 11 a.m.
Find out more »A visit to Lake Inchiquin, Lake Atedaun and Lough Muckanagh to see lots of birds wintering in this area. If we are lucky we may see Goldeneye and White-tailed Sea Eagle at Lough Muckanagh. Meet at Lake Inchiquin car-park at 11 a.m.
Find out more »Outing to Ballyvaughan and the Rine where we hope to see Brent Geese, Red-breasted Mergansers, Shelduck and many other species. Meet opposite Monk’s Pub Ballyvaughan at 11a.m.
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