Logie-1 wrote: » Spotted these at the side of a road, They must have been at least 10 inches tall. Can anyone identify them?
Can someone name the butterflies please. I have a book here in my hand and I still cant figure them out. Any good books to help out ?
V Bull wrote: » V Bull, that puffin shot is one of my favourites ever, its just so voyeuristic !
keps wrote: » What bird is it Trebor28?
Scubadevils wrote: » I've seen this bird on and off around Wexford while down here on holidays, I had thought it was a kestrel when I saw it from a distance hovering around a nearby field / cliff area beside the sea - mostly in Spring or early summer, I've not seen him again until today... He came up closer this morning and I got some shots while he sat on a branch for about 10 mins. I had to take it from the window so a little blurred - a friend said it looks more like a sparrowhawk and from a google search it does appear to be - can anyone confirm? Amazing bird anyway, loved getting multiple photos of him (or her...)
OpenYourEyes wrote: » It's a Sparrowhawk alright - lovely birds!
trebor28 wrote: » Went out for a stroll saturday evening with the dog around 8. Walking past a stream i saw a plastic bag from a nearby farm in the water. I went over to pull it out of the water. Just as i was walking away something caught the corner of my eye. What i saw was the little fella below, sitting in the weeds just on the edge of the water. There are lots of cats and foxes around so i took off my hoody and despite his feisty protestation i managed to wrap him up and bring him home. I contacted the local nwps officer who put me onto Animal magic in Kilmallock. He is now in their capable hands. Must find out how he is doing.
trebor28 wrote: » Word back is that he has an injured wing, but is eating and is settling in fine.
emo72 wrote: » i want him:pac: badly.
Fruit1985 wrote: » Red-necked Grebe - Bushy Park, Dublin Fruit1985, That's a Little Grebe
whyulittle wrote: » Common Darter
