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Pied Wagtail (Glasóg sráide Montacilla alba yarrellii)

May 23, 2017 alice Leave a comment

Pied wagtails are often found near water.It eats insects mostly from the ground.  This bird is easily recognisable , it runs across the ground in a jerky fashion and  constantly wags its long..

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Grey Heron (Corr Éisc Ardea cinerea)

May 23, 2017 alice Leave a comment

Herons are common along rivers of the Maigue catchment.  They are opportunistic hunters, feeding on fish, frogs, small mammals and..

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Cormorant (Broigheall Phalacrocorax carbo)

May 23, 2017 alice Leave a comment

Cormorants are large fish-eating birds that prey on a wide range of fish species (eels , trout, salmon smolts, roach wrasse and others) in coastal and inland waters.  Their numbers are increasing and there is much controversy about their impact on fish stocks in rivers and..

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