Showing posts with label red breasted merganzer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red breasted merganzer. Show all posts

January 3, 2023

Gleninagh Coast

 On the right weather conditions during a cold winter morning, You couldnt find such a peaceful place to be. 

The schrubs are busy with churping Redwings and Blackbirds , but the coastline is hidden and quiet Black throated Divers may come in close to feed with Great northern Divers, Red breasted Merganzers, Shag, distant toward and up the Rhine a female Velvet Scoter was with a small flock of Common Scoter









December 29, 2010

The northside




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The north coast of Clare`s waterways have a wide selection of birds that use this peaceful area , Numbers of Shovelar and other ducks on the ponds , Red breasted Merganzers habit the quiet calm saltwaters , Little Egrets habit the edges of both looking for food
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March 16, 2010

During the day......

RBM
Grey Plover
RBG
BTG
Apart from scoping a pacific diver...the day brought , grey plover , ring billed gull, Bar tailed godwit  and red breasted merganzer

January 28, 2009

Red breasted Merganzers at Ballyvaughan


On a south wind Ballyvaughan side of Galway bay can be still clean water,great conditions to see all the bird life of the area