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Hardy Frogs We Have!
Despite the coldest January in many years the frogs of west Cork seem to have been the first out to spawn again this year with our first sighting entered on January
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Redwings Abound
The redwing, unknown by most non-bird watching people, is close to achieving the popularity of a robin this year, such is the large influx of this beautiful thrush-like
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Pronunciations on Lichens.ie
A major obstacle for beginners entering the world of lichens is the lack of common names for the species. When lichens were used in a community they
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Cellar Slug is no Kerry Slug!
The Cellar Slug, Limacus flavus, is a species of gastropod which many people in Ireland are likely to be familiar with (see figure 1). It has a penchant for
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