Ireland's wildlife is a new website (coming soon) and online resource for anyone interested in the natural history of the island of Ireland.
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- June 2009
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Whale Watching trip November 2008Criado há cerca de 5 meses
Louise anyone know if owls flourishing or not in west cork
Ireland's Wildlife Keep forgetting to go in and check if anyone's Waving. Could do with some sort of update notification.
Ireland's Wildlife Think I might be going out whale-watching for the day on Monday... a few last minute places for IWDG members on research trip off West Cork.
Ireland's Wildlife @Tweetdeck... any chance of tabbed, HootSuite-esque interface to organise columns more efficiently between accounts?
Ireland's Wildlife RT @DoneganGardens: quercus [oak] has 30% of the votes - [33 votes] - need another 67 to reach 100 http://short.ie/favetree
Ireland's Wildlife RT @DoneganGardens: quercus [oak] has 30% of the votes - [33 votes] - need another 67 to reach 100 http://short.ie/favetree
Ireland's Wildlife Good summary of Ireland's native trees here by @DoneganGardens: http://bit.ly/7S8JP6 (well worth a read).
Ireland's Wildlife Just discovered that TweetDeck now allows you to update Facebook page status... should help with posting more regular updates here.
Ireland's Wildlife Anyone know where I'd find a higher magnification eyepiece for an OLD kowa 60mm spotting scope (currently have a 20x eyepiece attached, but would love a separate 40x... or perhaps a zoom if I can find one).
Ireland's Wildlife The birds in the garden are going mental at the moment... despite the rain. Feeders swamped. I counter eighteen goldfinches fighting for space with the greenfinches, blue tits, great tits, coal tits and a motley assortment of other species yesterday. Mental... in a good way!
Ireland's Wildlife Just watched the "Life" insects episode. Inspirational wildlife film-making at its very best, and a great example of how we should never underestimate "creepy crawlies". Shame we can't watch iPlayer footage here in Ireland. Anyone found a way around that yet.
www.bbc.co.uk
Super-slow motion shows a bombardier beetle firing boiling liquid at its enemies.
Ireland's Wildlife Could the recession sound the death knell on Japanese whaling?
www.wildlifeextra.com
Ireland's Wildlife NB. When I say in the sidebar / page info that the website is "coming soon"... soon is a bit of a relative term... but it's coming... it is, honest! :-)
Ireland's Wildlife So, what's been happening on the "wild side" of your little pocket of Ireland... tell us, share your stories, photos, links and other stuff here... we'd love to hear from you.
Ireland's Wildlife For the "twitchers" out there... latest rare bird sightings over on IrishBirding.com
www.irishbirding.com
