Showing posts with label Grey Wagtail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grey Wagtail. Show all posts

July 22, 2017

A change on the coast at Clahane

A day or so ago Clahane was quite of birdlife apart from the usuals.
An overnight storm with heavy rain wind and lightning passed from the Atlantic over the country.
I like to visit Clahane and Liscannor for birds after these storms.
The high tide encloses the kelp flies high on the shoreline , Gulls feed in the sea wash and seaweed while numbers of Swallows and House Martins hawk along the road and high tide mark.
Wagtails both Pied and Grey have their young here to feed. Juvenile Wheatears and Linnets are now being seen here ,as so was a Common Sandpiper.







April 27, 2016

Grey Wagtail -Caher Valley

Beautiful day shining down on the Caher Valley .
Grey Wagtails can be seen all along this clear river passage all year round.








December 16, 2009

Wagtails




A winter White wagtail ,and a female Grey wagtail
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