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Welcome to the Fingal branch of Birdwatch Ireland. Fingal is situated in North Co. Dublin and can boast of great birding spots for the beginner and experienced birder alike. Fingal extends from the outer limits of Dublin city to Meath in the North and to the West.
Take a closer look at the map of Fingal to see where all the hot spots are and follow the links to find out more. Why not come along to our talks or outings or get involved with I-WeBS counts. New counters are always welcome. For questions contact bwifingal@gmail.com Last updated:15 Jan 2012
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Due
to its location on the east coast there is a good variety of coastal habitat to
be found including beaches, cliffs, islands and estuaries as well as
agricultural land, woodland etc.. Rockabill Island off the coast from Skerries
holds one of Europe's largest breeding colonies of Rosate Terns while during the
winter months Rogerstown Estuary holds internationally important numbers of
Pale-bellied Brent Geese, along with a further 10 species of wintering waterfowl
in nationally important numbers, including Wigeon and Black-tailed Godwit. 
