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Common cranes successfully hatch first chicks in Ireland for 300 years

Common cranes successfully hatch first chicks in Ireland for 300 years
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First recorded birth of crane chick in Ireland in 300 years in Bord na Móna bog

First recorded birth of crane chick in Ireland in 300 years in Bord na Móna bog
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United kingdomMark mccorryFionn mac cumhaillCommon cranesLead ecologistTheir gaelicPeatlands climate action schemeஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்பொதுவானது கிரேன்கள்அவர்களது கேலிக்

Giant birds spotted in midlands that have not been seen in Ireland in over 300 years

Giant birds spotted in midlands that have not been seen in Ireland in over 300 years Reporter: 25 May 2021 The pair of common cranes spotted near Lough Boora recently. The birds are believed to be nesting locally presenting the possibility of breeding here for the first time in 300 years ); ); There was wonderful news last week when it was revealed that a pair of common cranes had been spotted near Lough Boora and had started nesting, presenting the possibility of breeding in Ireland for the first time in three hundred years. It s being theorised that the ongoing regeneration of the midland raised bogs is the reason for this exciting occurrence, because new habitats are being created which are attracting species to the region.

Lough booraUnited kingdomFionn maccumhaillMark mccorryLough boora parklandsTheir gaelicOffaly newsலஃப் பூராஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்லஃப் பூரா பூங்காநிலங்கள்அவர்களது கேலிக்ஒஃபேலீ செய்தி

Giant birds spotted in Offaly that have not been seen in Ireland in over 300 years

Giant birds spotted in Offaly that have not been seen in Ireland in over 300 years Reporter: 24 May 2021 The pair of common cranes spotted near Lough Boora recently. The birds are believed to be nesting locally presenting the possibility of breeding here for the first time in 300 years ); ); There was wonderful news last week when it was revealed that a pair of common cranes had been spotted near Lough Boora and had started nesting, presenting the possibility of breeding in Ireland for the first time in three hundred years. It s being theorised that the ongoing regeneration of the midland raised bogs is the reason for this exciting occurrence, because new habitats are being created which are attracting species to the region.

Lough booraUnited kingdomFionn maccumhaillMark mccorryLough boora parklandsTheir gaelicOffaly newsலஃப் பூராஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்லஃப் பூரா பூங்காநிலங்கள்அவர்களது கேலிக்ஒஃபேலீ செய்தி

High hopes cranes will breed in Ireland again after 300 years

High hopes cranes will breed in Ireland again after 300 years Pair nesting in midlands bog may be key to revival of species about an hour ago Kevin O Sullivan Environment & Science Editor Listen now 2:36 The crane is deeply connected to the culture and history of Ireland, with the bird central to folklore tales such as Fionn MacCumhaill, the druids, St Colmcille and the Book of Kells. Photograph: Kevin O’Sullivan Your Web Browser may be out of date. If you are using Internet Explorer 9, 10 or 11 our Audio player will not work properly. A pair of cranes are nesting on a rewetted bog in the Midlands, Bord na Móna has confirmed. If they successfully breed, it is believed they will be the first common cranes to do so in Ireland for 300 years.

United kingdomFionn maccumhaillMark mccorryTheir gaelicClimate changeFionn maccumhaillKevino sullivanMark mccorryOonagh dugganBirdwatch irelandBord na monaUnited kingdomஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்அவர்களது கேலிக்