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Irish Birds @irishbirds.bsky.social · 01/04/2026

Missed the Irish Birds submission deadline? If you’re close to finishing something, it may still be possible to consider it for the next issue. Get in touch with the Editor as soon as possible to discuss.

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Irish Birds @irishbirds.bsky.social · 18/03/2026

Closing date for submissions to the next issue of Irish Birds is 31 March. Contributions of all kinds are welcome and help build a stronger evidence base for Irish ornithology. If you’re unsure whether your material is suitable don’t hesitate to contact the editor to discuss potential submissions.

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Irish Birds @irishbirds.bsky.social · 01/02/2026

⏰ Just 2 months to go until the submission deadline for the next issue of Irish Birds 📅 31 March 2026 We welcome papers, short notes and reviews on birds in Ireland. Contributions from field ornithologists, recorders and practitioners are especially welcome — queries encouraged!

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National Museum of Ireland @nmireland.bsky.social · 20/01/2026

Join our Tour Guide & Facilitator Panel at the Dead Zoo Lab! Bring Natural History to life, inspire curiosity, and create belonging. Be the voice that makes Ireland’s Natural History stories unforgettable. Apply now: www.etenders.gov.ie/epps/dps/pre...

Two people walk together through a covered stone arcade with arched ceilings. The walkway is paved with cobblestones, and sunlight filters in from the open side of the corridor. One person is holding a small object or specimen while the other carries a notebook. They appear to be engaged in conversation as they move through the historic, architectural setting.

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National Museum of Ireland @nmireland.bsky.social · 30/09/2025

Ever wondered what secrets lie behind flamingos, fossils & glass beetles? Step into late night at the Dead Zoo Lab & meet the experts 📍 National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks 🕕 Thurs 2 Oct | 6–7:30PM 🎟️ Free | Drop-in | All Ages No booking needed – just curiosity 👉 www.museum.ie/en-IE/Museum...

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The Rare Breeding Birds Panel @ukrbbp.bsky.social · 20/09/2025

Our most recent report, Rare Breeding Birds in the UK in 2022, is now available open access on our website at tinyurl.com/2xf23keu All reports dating back to 1973 can be found at rbbp.org.uk/annual-repor.... Our next report, for 2023, will be published in @britishbirds.bsky.social in November

The cover of British Birds, November 2024, with a Glossy Ibis illustration

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Irish Birds @irishbirds.bsky.social · 19/09/2025

The latest issue of Irish Birds has just been published and is available from the BirdWatch Ireland shop: shorturl.at/qUTBe. @birdwatchireland.bsky.social @npwsireland.bsky.social @bto-ni.bsky.social @rspbni.bsky.social

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Richard K Broughton @richardkbroughton.bsky.social · 11/09/2025

#BirdStudy welcomes submissions on all aspects of #ornithology, eg. distribution/abundance patterns; movements/dispersal; habitat effects; census, marking & tracking, behaviour; conservation. Main focus Europe, Atlantic, Afro-Palearctic Flyway, N Africa, but useful papers considered from any region.

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Irish Birds @irishbirds.bsky.social · 09/09/2025

Irish Birds is open to submissions for the next issue up to 31/03/2026. We welcome submissions on all aspects of birds in Ireland and their conservation. See the Guidelines for Authors for more details

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