A few Iceland Gulls were milling around O`Callahan Strand Limerick City
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| Caspain Gull, Iceland Gull and Black headed Gulls, O`Callahans strand |
February 28, 2017
February 13, 2017
The garden Goldfinch
Any of us that put out regular bird feed would have Goldfinches in their gardens.
The finch that brings colour to the table and colour to the blog
Ive had a regular flock over the course of the winter visiting the garden.
February 8, 2017
The west swell
Just into february when a Low pressure system starts to spin off the Greenland coast.
A west swell is produced that will last for days (maybe a week).
The winds on the fringes of this system start South on a friday, South East by monday and East by friday.
The swell is still here and tomorrow is another day.
A west swell is produced that will last for days (maybe a week).
The winds on the fringes of this system start South on a friday, South East by monday and East by friday.
The swell is still here and tomorrow is another day.
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