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Lost racing pigeons: Cork fancier Ger O’Sullivan on rescuing birds from Taiwan and Romania
6+ day, 10+ hour ago (1359+ words) Pigeon fancier Ger O’Sullivan in the pigeon loft in his back garden in Ballinlough, Cork City, where he breeds and trains his elite racing pigeons. Picture: Chani Anderson While most racing pigeons enjoy the freedom of a long flight, there…...
That’s his pigeon: Cork grandad’s speciality is repatriating lost birds
6+ day, 10+ hour ago (1352+ words) Pigeon fancier Ger O’Sullivan in the pigeon loft in his back garden in Ballinlough, Cork City, where he breeds and trains his elite racing pigeons. Picture: Chani Anderson While most racing pigeons enjoy the freedom of a long flight, there…...
Bird-brained: Research debunks long-held beliefs about dodos
2+ week, 3+ day ago (350+ words) Try from €0.25 / day. An illustration of the extinct dodo bird. This rendering reflects contemporary scientific research on the bird as more slender and darker in colour than traditional painting depictions. ‘Why’, said the dodo, ‘the best way to explain it…...
How warmer weather is changing Ireland's wildlife
3+ week, 1+ day ago (1151+ words) We are likely to see more exotic species in Ireland in the coming years due to global warming. It looks almost exactly like a small hummingbird and beats its wings nearly as fast. But it’s actually a moth and has…...