Bat Survey Training with Bat Conservation Ireland this Thursday at 8 pm here in Clara Bog Visitor Centre. A great opportunity to get better acquainted with your local wildlife and contribute information that forms part of a national database. Full training and equipment provided. All that is required is your interest and a few hours of your time in August. For further details please call the Centre on 057-9368878 or just turn up on the night.
We took a very informative and relaxing field trip to Fenor bog on a warm and Sunny world biodiversity day. We were ably guided by Mrs Rita Byrne who impressed us with her enthusiasm and knowledge of this nature reserve and also her knowledge and interest in the wider Fenor area.
As initially pointed out by Rita growth at the site was about three weeks later than normal. Notwithstanding this many wild flowers had begun to appear and blossom such as Bog Bean; Lady’s Smock; Marsh Marigold; Horsetail; Angelica, Marsh St. John’s Wort. Many Green Veined White Butterflies were seen and one or two Orange Tips provided great excitement. Our field trip gave us a great insight into this type f habitat and our sincere thanks to Rita for giving freely of her time.
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