Summer birds are on the wane

SEVERAL SPECIES of bird that breed in Ireland are summer migrants that come to us from Africa.

Summer birds are on the wane

They spend the winter south of the Sahara desert.

Among the best known of these are swallows and martins, cuckoos and corncrakes. And it seems as though the number of these birds arriving here is declining every year.

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