Historical
Feed: Past Irish Rare Bird Records

IRISH RARE BIRD
RECORDS

Today is Wednesday 19th June 2013. Rare birds found in Ireland in past years on 19th June:


Caspian Tern

Ballycotton, Cork, 1998. 

5th Irish Record


Savi's Warbler

Near Youghal, Cork, 1985. 

3rd Irish Record


Great Grey Shrike

Blackrock Lighthouse, Mayo, 1957. 

Great Grey Shrike photo


Other Records for June


Statistics compiled by Joe Hobbs. E&OE.

First Records for
WESTERN PALEARCTIC

Today is 19th June. The following first records for the Western Palearctic were found on this date:


Pacific Swift

19th June, 1981.

Shell Oil Platform, Leman Bank (53º06'N 002º12'E), North Sea.

Caught when exhausted, taken ashore and released at Beccles, Suffolk. Subsequently observed at Shadingfield, Suffolk on 20th July. aka Fork-tailed Swift

Parker, M. 1990. Pacific Swift: new to the Western Palearctic. British Birds 83(2): 43-46


Other Western Palearctic Records for Summer


Statistics compiled by Joe Hobbs. E&OE.

Trip Reports/Photos

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Your chosen Rare Bird photo: Tawny Pipit
Tawny Pipit Wexford Ireland
Tawny Pipit (Anthus campestris)
Great Saltee Island, County Wexford.
May 11th, 2008
Canon 30D, Canon 300mm f/4 IS +1.4x, 1/800 f/7.1 ISO 125 
2 more photo(s) of Tawny Pipit:
Tawny Pipit, Great Saltee Island, Wexford. 2008 Tawny Pipit, Hook Head, Wexford. 2003