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Birds of County Clare: Unique Nesting and Migration Patterns

Explore the fascinating avian diversity of County Clare, featuring the rare Yellowhammer, which uniquely nests in the region. The Whitethroat returns each May from Africa, nesting in low areas, while the Green Finch, once abundant, now faces challenges due to harsh winters. The common Chaffinch thrives in the Burren, especially during the winter months when local birds are joined by migrating species from Northern Europe. Discover the struggles and resilience of these beautiful birds and the rich ecological tapestry of the area.

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Birds of County Clare: Unique Nesting and Migration Patterns

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  1. Birds By Murielle,Rhys,Katie,Cormac.

  2. Yellowhammer The yellowhammer is known to be the only rarest bird to make nests in county Clare.

  3. Whitethroat The whitethroat has a scratchy Throat and birds return to the Burren . Every May from Africa the bird nest in low places.

  4. Green Finch. The Green Finch was really common in the Burren. In the recent times, the amount of birds struggled through the heavy winters.

  5. Chaffinch. The chaffinch is a common bird in the Burren. Our local birds are joined together in the winter by migrants from north of Europe.

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