Stopping By Hedgerows

It is September and the swallows have begun to leave, we are an island of comings and goings.

Acknowledgements:

Thanks to Sean Lysaght and Phil Barnett.

Kate St.John: https://www.birdsoutsidemywindow.org/2014/06/16/the-importance-of-tail-streamers/

Ornithology, Third Edition, Frank B. Gill

Czech Academy of Sciences, The extraordinary life of swallows: https://www.avcr.cz/en/news-archive/The-extraordinary-life-of-swallows.-What-do-we-know-about-them/

As the seasons change, a special episode with Phil Barnett to explore the inkling days.

This week, I delve into the changes that have occurred in a single field over the last 200 years in the west of Ireland.

Acknowledgements:

Thanks to my neighbour Pat for the invaluable chats.

Thanks to GeoHive managed by Tailte Éireann for the map data. https://www.geohive.ie/

Cameron Roo, for the music, https://www.youtube.com/@Roocaster

All errors are my own, and I remain, as always, open to correction. Thanks for stopping by.

Searching for the forgotten wolves in the landscape of the west of Ireland and through time.

Acknowledgements:

Kieran Hickey, Wolves in Ireland

Yellowstone Forever (for their blog on wolves and ravens)

The Proceedings of the Royal Society, for the paper "Social learning spreads knowledge about dangerous humans among American crows")

Sean Lysaght, for confirming the etymology of drumlin

Cameron Roo, for the music, https://www.youtube.com/@Roocaster

All errors are my own, and I remain, as always, open to correction. Thanks for stopping by.