Ireland’s Eye Puffins
Posted by McAWilliams in Nature, photography 
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On Sunday I had the pleasure of going to Ireland’s Eye, just of the coast of Howth. The trip was organised by Peter Donegan and a fantastic day was had by all. Many thanks to Peter for organising it and for giving me the opportunity to shoot a bird I had always wanted to photograph out in the wild, the Puffin.
Ireland’s Eye is home to so many different types of Birds and over the next few days I hope to put them up on blog.
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Shane Murphy says:
Very nicely taken shot John. Reminds me of Danny. It’s amazing how shots of the bird automatically remind me of Porchfield.
McAWilliams says:
Thank you Shane, yeah it was weird walking around the island and seeing so many of the birds Danny would have taken, I have loads of gannet photos too but none would match Dannys, I may look into putting one up soon though.
Glenn says:
I just happened to stumble upon this shot and it really makes me wish I could do some beach photography over at Ireland’s Eye and all the great birds out there. Great shot, hope we can see more birds in a future post!
Clare says:
Great shot and lovely subject.. I had no idea we even had puffins here!
Anthony McG » Blog Archive » Ireland’s Eye says:
[...] and monastic church. There’s a lot of wildlife and the few photobloggers amongst us got some amazing shots. After enjoying a short picnic we made our way back to Howth where most of the group enjoyed [...]