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Birdwatch Ireland Outing for Early October

Posted on September 24, 2007 | Filed Under Environment, Events 

Birdwatch Ireland are organising an event for Sunday, 7th October. The plan currently is to meet at 1.30pm at the end of the Old Airport Road (at the shoreline).

Trevor from Birdwatch Ireland informs us that we might see some of the following species on the day : Brent Geese, Oystercatchers, Redshank, Greenshank, Ringed Plover, Mallard, Wigeon, Turnstones, Dunlin, Red Breasted Mergansers, common Gull, Great Black Blacked Gull as well as the possibility of Golden Plover, Lapwing, Peregrine Falcon and other birds of Prey.

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