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I bumped into a French chap on the 16th who had a fear of flying, so he had travelled by car from Normandy via Rosslare to see the bird!
I bumped into a French chap on the 16th who had a fear of flying, so he had travelled by car from Normandy via Rosslare to see the bird!
December 22, 2025 at 8:57 PM
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I bumped into a French chap on the 16th who had a fear of flying, so he had travelled by car from Normandy via Rosslare to see the bird!
I bumped into a French chap on the 16th who had a fear of flying, so he had travelled by car from Normandy via Rosslare to see the bird!
October 24, 2025 at 11:58 PM
Can’t really improve on Oscar Wilde’s outlook on it.
‘The unspeakable in pursuit of the uneatable’.
‘The unspeakable in pursuit of the uneatable’.
October 24, 2025 at 11:41 PM
Can’t really improve on Oscar Wilde’s outlook on it.
‘The unspeakable in pursuit of the uneatable’.
‘The unspeakable in pursuit of the uneatable’.
#donegalbirding
Numbers seem to have exploded this year in particular. I thought a count of 40+ at Blanket Nook towards the end of the summer was good, until a few weeks later someone had 60+ (possibly even more). They’ve overtaken Grey Heron at many sites. Incredible progress. Global warming??
Numbers seem to have exploded this year in particular. I thought a count of 40+ at Blanket Nook towards the end of the summer was good, until a few weeks later someone had 60+ (possibly even more). They’ve overtaken Grey Heron at many sites. Incredible progress. Global warming??
October 20, 2025 at 11:26 PM
#donegalbirding
Numbers seem to have exploded this year in particular. I thought a count of 40+ at Blanket Nook towards the end of the summer was good, until a few weeks later someone had 60+ (possibly even more). They’ve overtaken Grey Heron at many sites. Incredible progress. Global warming??
Numbers seem to have exploded this year in particular. I thought a count of 40+ at Blanket Nook towards the end of the summer was good, until a few weeks later someone had 60+ (possibly even more). They’ve overtaken Grey Heron at many sites. Incredible progress. Global warming??
Please do pass on the numbers. If I don’t have to work I might find more good birds..
October 10, 2025 at 1:52 PM
Please do pass on the numbers. If I don’t have to work I might find more good birds..
Rings of any kind - which it doesn’t have. And possibly signs of feather damage. This bird gets a clean bill of health on that front. Can’t really argue with location either. Had it turned up a few weeks later with Barnacles, I suspect there would have been a line of twitchers the following day.
September 22, 2025 at 8:24 PM
Rings of any kind - which it doesn’t have. And possibly signs of feather damage. This bird gets a clean bill of health on that front. Can’t really argue with location either. Had it turned up a few weeks later with Barnacles, I suspect there would have been a line of twitchers the following day.