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Birds in Woodlawn

Here is a selection of birds seen and/or heard in Woodlawn Woods. If you have seen/or heard others please let us know so we can add to our list.

  • Coal Tit

    Coal Tit

    Meantán Dubh
  • Goldfinch

    Goldfinch

    Lasair Choille
  • Jay

    Jay

    Scréachóg
  • Long-Eared Owl

    Long-Eared Owl

    Ceann Cait
  • Long-tailed Tit

    Long-tailed Tit

    Meantán Earrfhada
  • Raven 

    Raven 

    Fiach Dubh
  • Robin

    Robin

    Spideog
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