Kerry Wild Kingdom

28/07/2025

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07/06/2025

No fancy music this time just sounds of flowing water and singing birds and Dipper on the hunt...

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09/04/2025

Always wanted to capture two Red squirrels in one frame. I think I am nearly there...
Eos R+EF 70-200 2.8

28/02/2025

17/02/2025

Punks not dead..
A grey heron in Killarney National Park sporting a ‘wind-styled’ hairstyle.

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08/02/2025

Grandpa 👴. I am watching this male third season and maybe he isn't the most handsome Red with moulded fur and no tufts on ears but he still is full of energy wee animal.

08/02/2025

The Irish Jay – One of Ireland’s Most Striking Birds!

🌿 Brilliantly colorful, the jay stands out as one of Ireland’s most stunning woodland birds.
🔊 Master mimic, it can imitate other birds and even human sounds—most commonly, the buzzard’s call! Thats what I hear most of the time anyway.
🌰 Nature’s tree planter, a single jay can bury thousands of acorns, helping forests thrive.
🧠 A memory like no other, it recalls hidden food months later with incredible accuracy.
Jay’s striking blue wing patch, with its black-banded feathers, was historically prized for making fishing flies, and been used in millinery-hat making industry.
A true forest guardian! 🍂🌳

02/02/2025

Today is !

Wetlands are vital for biodiversity, providing a home for species like the Water Rail and Teal. These ecosystems filter water, store carbon, and protect against floods. Let's protect them before they disappear!

01/02/2025

Snowy Peaks of Kerry with Upper Lake .

Winter view from Torc Mountain, overlooking Ireland’s highest peaks, including Carrauntoohil (1,038m). The snow-draped MacGillycuddy’s Reeks meet the deep blues of Killarney National Park’s lakes—nature at its finest!

Killarney National Park, Ireland
Have you hiked these stunning peaks? Drop your favorite Irish mountain in the comments!

31/01/2025

Red squirrels don’t defy gravity—but they do deserve our respect.

The squirrels I photograph never see me because I always use a hide. Why? Because even with such adorable animals, it’s crucial they stay wild. Hand-feeding may seem harmless, but it makes them dependent and less cautious—something that can put them at risk. The squirrels I observe remain shy and careful, just as nature intended. Let’s admire them without changing their natural instincts!