At Liscannor harbour.
Three Iceland Gulls have come south from high arctic areas in search of shelter from the rough conditions
They`ve joined local Gulls to roost and forage along the harbour mouth and reefs.
February 23, 2015
February 8, 2015
Clahane in wierd light
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Wierd light on this afternoon . Cold NE wind light swell and very high cloud ,looking west
Black Redstart at Clonahinchy
A female Black Redstart has been seen in the corner of Clonahinchy ,the beach south of Seafield for a weeks .
It was very flighty and was onto me straight as i arrived, not allowing me time to get any good photos, but I enjoyed my time watching the bird feeding along the boulder wall and seaweed
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February 1, 2015
Sharing steps with a Shag
My eldest son of 8 years found this Shag resting up on the harbour steps at Ballyvaughan.
The bird didnt seem to mind him as they shared the steps with each other.
Wildlife experiences start early in our family.
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