A small corner of woodland off a limestone path within the Burren lands near Carron I came a cross a pair of Spotted Flycatchers in an ideal habitat. Somewhere around the back of a bush they were feeding young. As usual they return to a favored perch and give good views.
Experianced Cold water Surfer, Birdaholic and Wildlife photography enthusiast from the Atlantic coast of the Burren, County Clare, Ireland. and sometimes beyond...
Showing posts with label spotted flycatcher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spotted flycatcher. Show all posts
July 11, 2025
May 25, 2019
SpotFly ,Butterflies & Damselflies
As it enters summer and and a higher average temperature things begin to Fly.
DragonFlys and Damselflies hatch , Banded Demoiselles can be seen among Irish yellow Iris,
Spotted Flycatchers pick flys from the air.
Butterflies such as the Brimstone can now be seen
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| Spotted Flycatcher |
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| Banded Demoiselle .male |
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| Banded Demoiselle . female |
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| Brimstone .female |
June 5, 2018
Spotted Flycatcher - Moanreel wood
September 30, 2013
Loop Head, Spot Flys and Deja vu
Sunday I made the 1 hour drive back down to Loop Head in hope of finding some birds with the steady Easterly winds blowing. In the Willows opposite Gibsons The 2 Yellow-browed Warblers were calling and 1 made a brief show but they stayed hidden ...Deja vu ...it was the same as situation as on friday, same Willows ,same time of day,same birds. A Spotted Flycatcher was in the trees opposite.
At the Lighthouse hundreds of Meadow pipits ,lots of Wheatear,Reed Buntings and a Spotted Flycatcher.
The last of the flowering Sea Aster gave a sense of Autumn.
June 27, 2011
May 24, 2011
Spotted Flycatcher
Spotted Flycatchers have returned to Inchiquin bridge. A woodland river with plenty of flies is always a good place to look for these summer visitors.
June 5, 2010
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