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The glossy ibis invasion continues

The curlew is in trouble; a BirdWatch Ireland census found only 150 breeding pairs here in 2015-16, a 97% reduction in numbers since the 1980s.

The glossy ibis invasion continues

Mon, 20 Aug, 2018 - 01:00

By Richard Collins

The curlew is in trouble; a BirdWatch Ireland census found only 150 breeding pairs here in 2015-16, a 97% reduction in numbers since the 1980s.

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