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Catalogue samples. Click on the thumbnails to view full size picture.

	Like this Dunlin, hundreds of thousands of birds come to Ireland each winter from their breeding grounds in northern Europe and the Arctic.
	This Coot, with it's neck outstretched, moves quickly through the water in a threat display.
	A Shield Bug goes almost unnoticed on a leaf.
	This Dragonfly rests on a twig, always on the look out for an unsuspecting insect.
	This Rock Pipit has its nest hidden in long grass on a beach well above the high tide mark.
	Fulmars, a species which first arrived in Ireland at the begining of the 20th century and can now be found all around the Irish coastline.
	A White Death Spider waiting to pounce on any insect that gets caught in its web.
	The Burnished Brass moth gets is name from the brass-like metallic shine from its wings
	Meadowsweet, used in the past in traditional medicine, contains Asprin-like chemicals
	A curious Grey Seal in sea foam off Cape Clear. Who's watching who?
	The Meadow Grasshopper, common in Ireland and found in a variety of colours.

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