
This blog is a recording of field trips during my undergraduate degree at LIT Thurles,Ireland.
Showing posts with label Little Brosna Callows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Little Brosna Callows. Show all posts
Monday, January 31, 2011
Fallow Deer
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black and white,
Fallow Deer,
grass,
Little Brosna Callows
The Little Brosna Callows bird hide
The glare from the sun is a problem when trying to identify species, ice on the water too is an added challenge
The Little Brosna Callows
We returned again to the Little Brosna Callows on the 19/Jan/2011, grid reference M970115. The water levels were slightly lower than our previous visit and surprisingly bird numbers were low too. This may be due to the extreme low tempertures over Ireland through the months of November and December. It was suggested from a member of Birdwatch Ireland who was on site the day we visited that perhaps the migrating birds had continued further south to Spain and Portugal. When all winter data is collected we will get a better understanding of this theory.
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birds,
birdwatch ireland,
extreme,
Little Brosna Callows,
M970115,
portugal,
spain
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Little Egret fishing
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birds,
fishing,
Little Brosna Callows,
Little Egret,
river,
rushes,
wetland
The Little Brosna Callows
It is understood that these birds were Golden Plover. They were the most abundant Birds on the Callows some flocks were estimated to be around 1000 strong.
Labels:
biodiversity,
birds,
flocks,
Golden Plover,
Little Brosna Callows,
wetland
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