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<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/crunchie-carruthers/">Brian Carruthers-Dublin-Eire</a> posted a photo:</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/crunchie-carruthers/54992342506/" title="Little Egret (Egretta garzetta)"><img src="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54992342506_eac555c4c4_m.jpg" width="240" height="180" alt="Little Egret (Egretta garzetta)" /></a></p>

<p>Portrane Dublin 16-07-2022<br />
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[group] Herons and egrets | [order] CICONIIFORMES | [family] Ardeidae | [latin] Egretta garzetta | [UK] Little Egret | [FR] Aigrette garzette | [DE] Seidenreiher | [ES] Garceta Comun | [NL] Kleine Zilverreiger | [IRL] Éigrit bheag<br />
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Measurements<br />
spanwidth min.: 88 cm<br />
spanwidth max.: 106 cm<br />
size min.: 55 cm<br />
size max.: 65 cm<br />
Breeding<br />
incubation min.: 21 days<br />
incubation max.: 22 days<br />
fledging min.: 40 days<br />
fledging max.: 45 days<br />
broods 1<br />
eggs min.: 3<br />
eggs max.: 5<br />
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Status: Resident along coasts and rivers throughout Ireland, but still scarce in the Midlands and north-west of the country. Little Egret was considered rare in Ireland until it first started breeding here in 1997. It has since expanded and now occurs in almost every coastal county, as well as at a number of inland sites.<br />
Conservation Concern: Green-listed in Ireland. The European population is considered to be Secure.<br />
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Identification: Medium-sized white heron, with long black legs, yellow feet, black bill and blue-grey lores, and two elongated nape-feathers in breeding plumage.<br />
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Similar Species: Unmistakable in Ireland. Great White Egret is a rare visitor from Continental Europe, but is twice the size.<br />
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Call: Rook-like hoarse 'aaah' on alighting from the ground. At colonies, hoarse hard gargling 'gulla-gulla-gulla…' often heard.<br />
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Diet: Takes a wide variety of animals including small fish, frogs, snails and insects and forages across a range of wetland habitats from lakes to flooded grassland. Often forages alone; but maybe encountered in small groups.<br />
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Breeding: Clutch: 4-5 eggs (1 brood) Incubation: 21-22 days.Fledging: 40-45 days (Altrical). Age of first breeding: not known. Breeds in lakes, marshes, flooded fields & estuaries.<br />
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Wintering: Little Egrets use a variety of wetland habitats, including shallow lakes, riverbanks, lagoons, coastal estuaries and rocky shoreline.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/crunchie-carruthers/">Brian Carruthers-Dublin-Eire</a> posted a photo:</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/crunchie-carruthers/54992519478/" title="Common Mew Gull (Larus canus)"><img src="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54992519478_207b50c930_m.jpg" width="240" height="180" alt="Common Mew Gull (Larus canus)" /></a></p>

<p>Portrane Dublin 16-07-2022<br />
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[order] Charadriiformes | [family] Laridae | [latin] Larus canus | [UK] Common Gull | [US] Mew Gull | [FR] Goéland cendré | [DE] Sturmmöwe | [ES] Gaviota cana | [IT] Gavina eurasiatica | [NL] Stormmeeuw | [IRL] Faoileán bán<br />
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spanwidth min.: 119 cm<br />
spanwidth max.: 122 cm<br />
size min.: 40 cm<br />
size max.: 46 cm<br />
Breeding<br />
incubation min.: 22 days<br />
incubation max.: 28 days<br />
fledging min.: 33 days<br />
fledging max.: 37 days<br />
broods 1<br />
eggs min.: 2<br />
eggs max.: 5<br />
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Status: Local breeding species on islands in larger lakes in western Ireland. Winter visitor to all Irish coasts, with significant numbers arriving from central and northern Scotland, Scandinavia and the Baltic.<br />
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Conservation Concern: Amber-listed in Ireland due to a decline in the localised breeding population. The European population is regarded as Depleted, due to a moderate historical decline.<br />
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Identification: Similar to Herring Gull, with in adult plumage, light grey upperparts and white underparts. Common gull is much smaller than Herring Gull, with a slighter bill (yellow in adults), and adults have yellow-green legs and often show larger mirrors at the wing tips. Common Gull is also a more delicate gull with a more rounded head and quicker movements. Like adult Herring Gulls the head is pure white in the summer and streaked in the winter. The species has three age groups and attains adult plumage after two years when they moult into adult winter plumage. Juveniles have dark, strongly marked upperparts, tail band and dark pink legs. First year birds retain the dark heavily marked upperwings and tail band, but have a grey mantle as adults birds do. Second year birds more closely resemble adult birds but show more black markings in the outer wing feathers and only a small mirror.<br />
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Similar Species: Kittiwake, Ring-billed and Herring Gull.<br />
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Call: Insects and other invertebrates, fish and fisheries waste.<br />
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Diet: Terrestrial and aquatic insects and invertebrates, fish.<br />
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Breeding: Nests on the ground in a wide variety of situations, including, islands, cliffs and shingle banks. Breeds on the coast and inland in the west of Ireland, from Dingle to Malin Head, with most colonies in Co. Galway, Co. Mayo and Co. Donegal. Inland it can breed on islands in lakes where it has declined. These declines, like those of inland breeding Black-headed Gulls, have been attributed to predation by American Mink, reaching previously safe nesting areas.<br />
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Wintering: Numbers of resident birds are joined by wintering birds from Europe.<br />
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Where to See: Not a difficult species to see. Can be seen near the nesting areas in the west during the summer months and it is more widespread in the winter months. Over 600 have been counted in Dublin Bay in the winter.<br />
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Physical characteristics<br />
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The Mew Gull has typical gull-like plumage--slate-gray back and wings, a white head, tail, and body, and black wingtips with white spots. The beak and legs are yellow. In breeding plumage, the Mew Gull has a clean white head, a dark eye, and a solid yellow bill without markings. In non-breeding plumage, its head is smudged with brown, the red eye-ring is absent, and the bill is partially dark. Juveniles are varying degrees of mottled brown interspersed with white and gray.<br />
Mew Gulls can be found with other gulls at abundant food sources, such as spawning areas and along tidal convergence zones. Like many gulls, the Mew Gull uses a variety of foraging techniques, obtaining food while walking, wading, swimming, or flying. It often feeds in fields and at sewage ponds. The Mew Gull sometimes carries a hard-shelled mollusk into the air and drops it on rocks or pavement to break it open.<br />
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Habitat<br />
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In winter, the Mew Gull inhabits coastal waters, and is commonly found in estuaries, river mouths, and freshwater ponds close to the shore. Summer habitat is concentrated around northern lakes. This species is not common at garbage dumps in any season and is seldom found offshore.<br />
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Other details<br />
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Larus canus is a widespread breeder across much of northern Europe, which constitutes >50% of its global breeding range. Its European breeding population is large (>590,000 pairs), but underwent a moderate decline between 1970-1990. Although the species was stable or increased in some countries during 1990-2000, it declined across much of north-west Europe, and the trend in its Russian stronghold was unknown. Nevertheless, its population has clearly not yet recovered to the level that preceded its decline.<br />
This species inhabits boreal, temperate and steppe regions of Eurasia and North America. Locally it also occurs in arctic region. Most of the birds of Europe are wintering from the Baltic Sea to the British Isles, but small numbers reach the Iberian Peninsula and the Mediterranean. The population of the European Union (12 Members States) amounts to about 120000 breeding pairs, the total European population to about 524000 pairs</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/crunchie-carruthers/">Brian Carruthers-Dublin-Eire</a> posted a photo:</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/crunchie-carruthers/54992605570/" title="Common Mew Gull (Larus canus) 17-07-2022 #3"><img src="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54992605570_9a356ea0a6_m.jpg" width="240" height="180" alt="Common Mew Gull (Larus canus) 17-07-2022 #3" /></a></p>

<p>Portrane Strand, <br />
Dublin 17-07-2022<br />
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[order] Charadriiformes | [family] Laridae | [latin] Larus canus | [UK] Common Gull | [US] Mew Gull | [FR] Goéland cendré | [DE] Sturmmöwe | [ES] Gaviota cana | [IT] Gavina eurasiatica | [NL] Stormmeeuw | [IRL] Faoileán bán<br />
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spanwidth min.: 119 cm<br />
spanwidth max.: 122 cm<br />
size min.: 40 cm<br />
size max.: 46 cm<br />
Breeding<br />
incubation min.: 22 days<br />
incubation max.: 28 days<br />
fledging min.: 33 days<br />
fledging max.: 37 days<br />
broods 1<br />
eggs min.: 2<br />
eggs max.: 5<br />
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Status: Local breeding species on islands in larger lakes in western Ireland. Winter visitor to all Irish coasts, with significant numbers arriving from central and northern Scotland, Scandinavia and the Baltic.<br />
<br />
Conservation Concern: Amber-listed in Ireland due to a decline in the localised breeding population. The European population is regarded as Depleted, due to a moderate historical decline.<br />
<br />
Identification: Similar to Herring Gull, with in adult plumage, light grey upperparts and white underparts. Common gull is much smaller than Herring Gull, with a slighter bill (yellow in adults), and adults have yellow-green legs and often show larger mirrors at the wing tips. Common Gull is also a more delicate gull with a more rounded head and quicker movements. Like adult Herring Gulls the head is pure white in the summer and streaked in the winter. The species has three age groups and attains adult plumage after two years when they moult into adult winter plumage. Juveniles have dark, strongly marked upperparts, tail band and dark pink legs. First year birds retain the dark heavily marked upperwings and tail band, but have a grey mantle as adults birds do. Second year birds more closely resemble adult birds but show more black markings in the outer wing feathers and only a small mirror.<br />
<br />
Similar Species: Kittiwake, Ring-billed and Herring Gull.<br />
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Call: Insects and other invertebrates, fish and fisheries waste.<br />
<br />
Diet: Terrestrial and aquatic insects and invertebrates, fish.<br />
<br />
Breeding: Nests on the ground in a wide variety of situations, including, islands, cliffs and shingle banks. Breeds on the coast and inland in the west of Ireland, from Dingle to Malin Head, with most colonies in Co. Galway, Co. Mayo and Co. Donegal. Inland it can breed on islands in lakes where it has declined. These declines, like those of inland breeding Black-headed Gulls, have been attributed to predation by American Mink, reaching previously safe nesting areas.<br />
<br />
Wintering: Numbers of resident birds are joined by wintering birds from Europe.<br />
<br />
Where to See: Not a difficult species to see. Can be seen near the nesting areas in the west during the summer months and it is more widespread in the winter months. Over 600 have been counted in Dublin Bay in the winter.<br />
<br />
<br />
Physical characteristics<br />
<br />
The Mew Gull has typical gull-like plumage--slate-gray back and wings, a white head, tail, and body, and black wingtips with white spots. The beak and legs are yellow. In breeding plumage, the Mew Gull has a clean white head, a dark eye, and a solid yellow bill without markings. In non-breeding plumage, its head is smudged with brown, the red eye-ring is absent, and the bill is partially dark. Juveniles are varying degrees of mottled brown interspersed with white and gray.<br />
Mew Gulls can be found with other gulls at abundant food sources, such as spawning areas and along tidal convergence zones. Like many gulls, the Mew Gull uses a variety of foraging techniques, obtaining food while walking, wading, swimming, or flying. It often feeds in fields and at sewage ponds. The Mew Gull sometimes carries a hard-shelled mollusk into the air and drops it on rocks or pavement to break it open.<br />
<br />
Habitat<br />
<br />
In winter, the Mew Gull inhabits coastal waters, and is commonly found in estuaries, river mouths, and freshwater ponds close to the shore. Summer habitat is concentrated around northern lakes. This species is not common at garbage dumps in any season and is seldom found offshore.<br />
<br />
Other details<br />
<br />
Larus canus is a widespread breeder across much of northern Europe, which constitutes >50% of its global breeding range. Its European breeding population is large (>590,000 pairs), but underwent a moderate decline between 1970-1990. Although the species was stable or increased in some countries during 1990-2000, it declined across much of north-west Europe, and the trend in its Russian stronghold was unknown. Nevertheless, its population has clearly not yet recovered to the level that preceded its decline.<br />
This species inhabits boreal, temperate and steppe regions of Eurasia and North America. Locally it also occurs in arctic region. Most of the birds of Europe are wintering from the Baltic Sea to the British Isles, but small numbers reach the Iberian Peninsula and the Mediterranean. The population of the European Union (12 Members States) amounts to about 120000 breeding pairs, the total European population to about 524000 pairs</p>

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<p>Grey heron showing its feathers and wing</p>

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