28 🇮🇪🚲⚽ Ornithologist with MKO. Amateur wildlife photographer 📷 Instagram: @nadur_na_heireann
Wexford, Ireland
Joined November 2021
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Luke Lambert retweeted
🚨💣 BREAKING: Xavi Simons to Tottenham, here we go!
All SIGNED between Spurs and RB Leipzig for fee worth €60m fixed after agreement revealed overnight.
Xavi has completed his medical and his contract is also now signed. 🔐🇳🇱
Contract until 2030 + 2 year option.
Luke Lambert retweeted
Regularly we post newly added birdwatching areas on Birdingplaces.eu. Today Avoca, the Red Kite capital of Ireland.
@BirdWatchIE @LukeLamb96 @Irishwildlife @IrelandsEnviro @MeathBirder @RewildingIre @moorewp
For detailed description and map see Birdingplaces.eu/birdingplac…
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Species profile: Long-tailed Tit (Meantán earrfhada). The Long-tailed Tit (Meantán earrfhada) is an increasingly familiar sight in the gardens of Ireland during the cold wintry days of December.
Photo credit: Luke Lambert, MKO Ornithologist
#MKO #Ornithology #Birdwatching
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The impact of Ireland's changing winter climate is driving the Curlew to newer, more vulnerable habitats such as industrial sites & sports fields - new research from @paul__holloway @_BTO @AberUni @ECHOESproj
Photo: @LukeLamb96
Read more: tinyurl.com/5n7uucur
A sound lost long ago in Wexford and throughout a lot of the country. Brilliant to hear my first ever Corncrake on my last day in Southern Bavaria 🔊 #Corncrake
#NoMowMay
Happy #WorldCurlewDay! After trying to get some nice photos of them for the @ECHOESproj over the past winter, here are some of my attempts as tribute to an iconic bird of these lands – at Wexford, Ireland
Luke Lambert retweeted
It's World Curlew Day.
Here's a short article I wrote about their decline in Ireland, and some of our findings from @ECHOESproj for @RTEBrainstorm
Next time you're at the coast, see if you can spot one of our most vulnerable birds...
rte.ie/brainstorm/2023/0421/…
ALT Curlew on a mudflat. Photo by @LukeLamb96
Luke Lambert retweeted
Wow our team have been busy! Thanks @LukeLamb96 @amylewy of @Independent_ie for this article on #Wexford 🇮🇪 Curlew. Extra Happy World #Curlew Day!
independent.ie/regionals/wex…
#EUIrelandWales @UCC @AberUni @weGeoSmart @BTO_Cymru @_BTO @CompassInfo
Luke Lambert retweeted
Its #WorldCurlewDay! We are proud to feature on RTE Brainstorm today to raise awareness of how #STEM is involved with this disappearing bird.
👏@paul__holloway @UCCResearch #Curlew #EUIrleandWales @RTEBrainstorm @eriucc
rte.ie/brainstorm/2023/0421/… via @rte
Nice to hear the Blackcap back in the garden again with its delightful tune 🎶 #gardenbirds #gardenwildlife – at Wexford, Ireland
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The @MaREIcentre, @eriucc & @NewGeographyUCC team in action in Aberystwyth for the @ECHOESproj consortium meeting before our end of project event tomorrow #ECHOESLive
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Spring is in the air and some of the Curlew are already thinking of heading back north to their breeding grounds. The ECHOES team is busy this month collecting as much tracking data as they can before our tagged birds start thinking about leaving our estuaries. #EUIrelandWales
ALT A flock of Curlew flying. Photo Credit: Luke Lambert
Luke Lambert retweeted
Its was a chilly day to be at Ballyteige 🇮🇪to get Curlew 🛰️tagged & ringed, but they did it! 👏ECHOES Fieldwork Team🌟 @BTO_Cymru @UCC @AberUni @CompassInfo @weGeoSmart #CountyWexford #Curlew #satellite #waders #EUIrelandWales
ALT Landscape image of Ballyteige Burrow area, with reeds, gorse, mist and frost, and somewhere Curlew.
ALT Image of a pasture field next to the estuary. The sun has risen and melted the frost. Curlew are hidden in amongst the grass.
ALT An image of an orange sunrise over frost fields where are curlew feed.
ALT Image of a Rachel Taylor, Senior Ecologist, British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) kneeling in a pasture feed with her hand down having just released a Curlew that she has added a temporary satellite tag to. The Curlew is flying away.
Another species for the @BirdWatchIE Garden Bird Survey and a special one for me. My first Fieldfares (somehow my bogey bird for years) who have been feeding on the cotoneaster berries in the garden since last Thursday. I managed to capture this video earlier today 📸
This winter has so far been the best out of all the years I've been doing the survey. We are already up to 36 species and will hopefully hit 40 by the end of the survey period. Letting the garden go wild has certainly paid off big time 🎉
#IrishGardenBirdSurvey
Luke Lambert retweeted
Here is a great example of a Eurasian Curlew taking advantage of the receding tide and using its long curved bill to probe for invertebrates in the mud, Ballyteige 🇮🇪
#Curlew #Cop15 @WexfordBirdNews @WexfordEcho credit: @LukeLamb96
Great first week of the #IrishGardenBirdSurvey for the garden. All five 'other species' columns filled out already including the return of one of the roosting Long eared Owls for a second successive winter 🦉 – at Wexford, Ireland
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Great to be the first @NewGeographyUCC feature from the department mapping our research to the #SDGs (and no I’m actually not managing the account!!). Exploring our work led by @LukeLamb96 as well as our @CNaturewatch project on biodiversity in the city
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