Just creating this thread since Ash makes up a very big percentage of big native broadleaf we have in this country. All my Ash trees are in various...
Last post
Small bits of update on this,I'm trying to establish if it's an ongoing disease or one and done,as a neighbour of mine decimated with it,had 15 to 20...
Heard this mentioned on RTE this morning and it sounds worth looking in on. As usual RTE were trying to sensationalise the story by emphasising that...
Last post
Someone's been busy since I last looked in on the webcam!
*JOB VACANCIES - We are now advertising for applications for summer fieldwork jobs protecting and monitoring some of Ireland's most vulnerable birds...
May as well start a photo thread.
20210709_222756.jpg 20210721_173050.jpg
Last post
Meet Francis, our pine marten. He may look like a cutie but he spent half of last night and most of this morning testing our windows to see if he can...
A flock of curlews, must have been 50 strong just flew over my field there. Chuffed to see and hear them. I take it these are migratory birds...
Last post
These days I can see (occasionally all together):
2 Robins
Anywhere between 6 and about 16 Goldfinches
About 6 to 10 Bluetits
What I think are about...
I signed up with this crowd a couple of years back: but I rarely get time to read their regular newsletters. However, this morning a piece on what to...
Last post
you might be able to gently encourage the sleepy butterfly out onto the wall or ceiling of an unheated room or building such as a shed, porch, garage...
Only a few so far but the cold weather usually forces them out of mainland Europe. I haven't seen any since c.1972/73 and I have tried, missing them...
Just anecdotally, from my own diaries over the last three years, and there's hardly a Buzzard to be seen, or heard, around Enniscorthy over the last...
Last post
Small farmers on their tractors should watch-out as they have been carried off before by these dangerous birds. Good to hear they are back I still...
Anyone notice it this summer, the amount of spiders webs around the place? They're on my exterior conservatory windows, loads of them in my garden...
Last post
I had to remove alot of little Spider egg nests along my wooden window frames as I was painting last weekend. I hated doing it but it would end up in...
Not every nature lover's cup of tea but where would our Natural History Museum be today without the art of the taxidermist. I had a couple of friends...
Last post
I know two lads that live locally that do or done this work. One does fish, trout being his specialty, and does backgrounds too. The other fella does...
Very impressed with the number of yellow hammers locally in my area this year, considering they are a red listed species. A neighbour of mine had 60...
Last post
Ye all probably knew about this for ages but it was a breakthrough for me. I've been absolutely inundated with House Martin shyte since they arrived...
Another link sent by a friend - wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it. These scarce winter migrants only occur in Ireland when conditions are...
Last post
Are you sure you didn't mean to post in this thread?
Just kidding, it's better than my non existent Peregrine video. :mrgreen:
This is probably a question that can't be answered, but I'll ask it anyway.
There is a small stream locally that used to have a lot of minnows...
Last post
My poor father, when I think back on it. We gave him no peace in summer. He'd come in from the factory, have his tea and we'd all sit round with long...
As if the poor bees didn't have enough problems - now Bee-eaters have moved into the UK and breeding is likely. Yet another sign of global warming -...
You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot post attachments in this forum