Voit lisätä twiitteihisi sijainnin, esimerkiksi kaupungin tai tarkemman paikan, verkosta ja kolmannen osapuolen sovellusten kautta. Halutessasi voit poistaa twiittisi sijaintihistorian myöhemmin. Lue lisää
IWDG confirmed a Walrus sighting from Valentia. Co. Kerry earlier today. We would like to thank Alan Houlihan Who reported this sighting to us today March 14th 2021 from west of Knightstown, Valentia Island, Co. Kerry.pic.twitter.com/YxawS9Q4z2
We would ask members of the public fortunate enough to see it, to observe this wayward traveler from a safe distance and to give it the space it requires and submit any subsequent sightings to the IWDG sighting scheme. Thank you
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Yirra, you did and you didn't, if you'd know the way of it...?
And sure we said we’d wait for the Final sighting like!
This lone juvenile appears to be weak & under stress. Hope it's not left until too late before it gets care & helped find the nearest colony for best chance of survival to adulthood
Concerning how it came to be so far south.
Whats being done to help it
Ashamed at jibes of many IrishRTs @ this creature's plight
Reported2have bn seen "drifting" from Grnland "over several weeks" !
Why was it not darted&returned2a colony wayB4now?
Why not still? It visibly needs help cc.@Hotjohn01 @BurcaNiamh
@PaschalSheehyhttps://twitter.com/PaschalSheehy/status/1371187678809575434?s=19 …
It’s nature. Animals not normally found in the UK are frequently sighted. North American birds blown of course by storms, sea turtles, cetaceans and blue sharks. Tropical frigate birds and albatross. Sun fish etc etc. Even insects. Some will survive and return home others won’t.
Crikey! Hope it's okay :(
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