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Bird Watching in Wexford

Wexford
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Being in the warmer, milder south east corner of Ireland, it is not surprising to find that County Wexford has much to offer the birdwatcher. Many birds which breed in the arctic regions of Greenland, Iceland and Canada can be seen here in winter.
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Notable species include pale-bellied brent geese, whooper swans, golden plovers and black-tailed godwits. For Bewick's swans and Greenland whitefronted geese, Wexford is of special importance. Both are scarce in international terms and they depend to a large extent on Irish wetlands for their survival. Many more birds pass through Wexford in migration than actually stay for either summer or winter. The peak migration periods are April-May and September-October. Good locations to see migrating birds are Carnsore point, the Saltee Islands and the prominent coastal headland of Hook Head.
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