Adult Great Northern Diver, Fermoyle, Brandon Bay, 29th October 2012 (Seamus Enright).
"In natural science the principles of truth ought to be confirmed by observations." (Linnaeus). "Though, preferably backed up by a series of high quality digital photos and video." (KerryBirding).
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Monday, 29 October 2012
Saturday, 27 October 2012
Spoonbill & Lesser Yellowlegs
Adult Spoonbill, Cromane, 27th October 2012 (Ed Carty).
This bird has returned for its 6th winter, and was possibly the same bird seen at Blennerville about three weeks ago.
Lesser Yellowlegs, Ballinskelligs, 27th October 2012 (Ed Carty).
Tuesday, 23 October 2012
Black Brant, Sandy Bay
Adult Black Brant, Sandy Bay (near Castlegregory), 22nd October 2012 (Screengrabs: Michael O'Clery).
Video of Lesser Yellowlegs
Lesser Yellowlegs, Ballinskelligs, 22nd October 2012 (Video: Michael O'Clery).
This was the 18th record for Co. Kerry. Of these, 13 were found between 6th August and 28th September with only two previous records from October and one from November. The longest staying bird so far has been 17 days, a bird at Akeragh Lough in 1998.The Ballinskelligs bird is the 4th longest stayer, at 10 days (details courtesy of Ed Carty).
Saturday, 20 October 2012
Lesser Yellowlegs still present
Lesser Yellowlegs, Ballinskelligs, 20th October 2012 (Photos: Pat McDaid).
Present now for eight days.
Thursday, 18 October 2012
Tuesday, 16 October 2012
Black-necked Grebe, Baile an Reannaigh
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Black-necked Grebe, Baile an Reannaigh, 16th October 2012 (Photos: D.Farrar).
Only the 13th record for Co. Kerry.
Better video of Buff-bellied Pipit
Slightly better video of the Buff-bellied Pipit at Baile an Reannaigh, 13th October 2012 (M. O'Clery). This seems to be the last of its 16 day stay at this site, with much of the seaweed on which it fed being washed off the beach by recent spring tides .
Monday, 15 October 2012
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