Eamonn

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@CarlBovisNature hummingbird Hawkmoth

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@Protect_Wldlife yes

[All-Ireland Pollinator Plan @PollinatorPlan]

If you have a long-flowering meadow, don't mow yet! Wait until September to let the seeds drop, and leave some areas uncut for overwintering insects.

August's seeds feed next year's bees!

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@Protect_Wldlife @rickygervais scum

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@COSullivanTD Good. I hope you succeed. Of the birds you mention I reckon yellowhammer is declining the fastest of all, and could be extinct in Ireland quite soon.

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@EricTheBirdman lovely shot Eric. Sadly I believe the disappearance of this lovely species is accelerating.

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@TheBrutalNature a pea cock NOT a peahen NOTa mother

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@FintanKelly_ Coillte has always been motivated only by money with no care at all for nature. Coillte Nature has always been a fraud to mask the harm that Coillte have been consistently doing to nature.

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@Catherine_6441 @RSPBNI @nibirds snow buntings

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@mstinson1871 @SaveLeitrim typical Coillte destruction of Irish habitats. Coillte an evil force in Ireland.

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@EricTheBirdman @BMcCloskey_98 @RTENationwide Well done, Brian. I enjoyed watching it. A good ad for birding.

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@Victor_Caschera It certainly was Victor. Happy New Year

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@Victor_Caschera Great flight shot Victor. Happy birding in 25.

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@urbanponds101 song thrush

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@BMcCloskey_98 @BirdGuides @LouthBirdNews congrats to David Knight on a brilliant find

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A Hummingbird Hawkmoth doing its thing. Lots of them on Cape Clear recently

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The long-staying Turtle Dove on Cape Clear

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@WatbirderTom ?

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@bobolink5 I don't no

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@IrishRainforest the worst thing that has happened to Ireland's environment in living memory is that organisation that has the nerve to call itself Coillte