Below are a series of images I took on the 17th July within Killarney National Park and at the coast from Bray Head, Valentia island.
Highlights from the day for me were three probable Humpback Whales, a blonde Red squirrel, Red deer stags in velvet and of course finding the parks resident male White-Tailed Eagle!
I have already written up the day over on the facebook page so you can see the text here:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.746686138790977.1073741842.519160311543562&type=3
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| A red deer stag taking it easy. |
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| A nosey Sika deer hind has a look at the stag! |
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| Swallow fledgling being fed. |
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| Two swallows clash mid air! |
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| The blonde Red squirrel, I have never seen such a distinctive squirrel! |
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| Only its distinguishable tail scan be seen while in amongst the grass. |
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| The location of the Common dolphins who passed underneath the headlands cliffs! |
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| A heavily cropped version of the above photo clearly showing tow dolphins surface. |
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| Little Skellig, the largest gannetery off Ireland! |
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| An adult male White-Tailed Eagle, Killarney National Parks resident male! |
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| A Goldfinch. |
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