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How long do your garden birds live?

You’re probably used to seeing a similar suite of species in your garden each year, but have you ever wondered how old the bird you’re looking at might be?

How long have you been living in that house, and how many generations of Blackbirds or Goldfinches might you have been watching over the years? What about the confiding Robin </str...

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Irish Garden Bird Survey 2025/26 begins on 1st December

BirdWatch Ireland is calling on people across the country to help monitor the health of the country’s bird populations by counting the birds visiting their garden over the winter. The Irish Garden Bird Survey, which is Ireland’s longest running and most popular ‘citizen science’ survey, will commence on Monday 1st De...

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BirdWatch Ireland will march for end to fossil fuel era and greater protection for seabirds

On Saturday, 15th November, the Stop Climate Chaos coalition will assemble at 13:00 in Parnell Square, Dublin.

BirdWatch Ireland calls on its members to join it, and its human-sized Puffin, at the Dublin Climate Demonstration.

 This Saturday, BirdWatch Irel...

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BirdWatch Ireland welcomes the scrapping of the winter stubble rule

BirdWatch Ireland is pleased that the rule for shallow cultivation of winter stubbles has been scrapped in the latest iteration of the Nitrates Action Programme. It is regrettable, however, that this decision was not made sooner, and particularly before farmers cultivated stubble grounds in 2025, leaving threatened bird species looking for other food...

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A Season of Remarkable resightings

The Dublin Bay Birds Project continues to build on long-term monitoring of one of Ireland’s most important breeding colonies of Terns, in Dublin Port.

As part of this work, we aim to ring every chick that hatches within the port. This work is essential to understanding the demography and migratory patterns of these remarkable seabirds — from their post-breeding movemen...

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