At Clahane Curlew Sandpipers are joining small flocks of Turnstone and Dunlin to feed. Curlews rest on the shelter of the reef.
September 20, 2011
An evening at Liscannor
At Clahane Curlew Sandpipers are joining small flocks of Turnstone and Dunlin to feed. Curlews rest on the shelter of the reef.
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