IRBC - Gallery Notes
These pages contain a variety of notes on various topics which may be of interest and/or relevance to Irish birders. Some of the notes consist of original content and some are copies of previously published articles.
The IRBC would like to thank all the authors who have kindly provided us with notes or allowed us reproduce previously published articles as PDF documents. In addition we would like to thank Richard Millington and Steve Gantlett, the editors of Birding World and Arnoud van den Berg and the editors of Dutch Birding for allowing us reproduce articles from the pages of their respective journals.
Original content
| Author | Title | View |
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| Dave Suddaby | Ageing & Sexing a Snowy Owl: is it possible? | Click here |
| Derek Charles | Identification challenges presented by 2nd winter Kumlien's Gull | Click here |
| Michael O'Keeffe | That Cackling Conundrum | Click here |
| Paul Archer | Common Yellowthroat in Co. Clare - a species new to Ireland | Click here |
| Various | Artist's Impressions of Rare and Scarce Birds in Ireland | Click here |
PDF copies of articles originally published elsewhere. These documents open in a new window
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| Jill Crosher | The Brown Shrike in Co. Kerry (1.5MB)1 | Click here |
| Maurice Hanafin | The Canada Warbler in Co. Clare - the second for the WP ( 0.9MB)2 | Click here |
| Steve Wing | The Blue-winged Warbler in Co. Cork - a new WP bird (1.2MB)3 | Click here |
| Pat Lonergan & Killian Mullarney |
Identification of American Herring Gull in a western European context (1.6MB)4 | Click here |
1Original note appeared in Birding World 12(12): 483-486
2Original note appeared in Birding World 19(10): 429-434
3Original note appeared in Birding World 13(10): 408-411
4Original note appeared in Dutch Birding 26(1): 1-35
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