Publications

Discover a wide range of publications from the BirdWatch Ireland archive

In addition to our membership magazines, Wings and Bird Detectives, BirdWatch Ireland issues a wide range of factsheets, articles, reports, scientific papers and other publications about birds and biodiversity in Ireland. Select from our Archive below:

I-WeBS Data Request Form

Request form for the supply of I-WeBS data for academic and research purposes.   Other data requests, e.g. relating to planning applications, should be requested via the online form here.

I-WeBS Summary Report 2016/17 & 2017/18

This report summarises the results of the Irish Wetland Bird Survey (I-WeBS) in the winters of 2016/17 and 2017/18, and provides an update on the status of wintering waterbirds and…

Birds of Conservation Concern in Ireland (BOCCI) – Red & Amber Lists, 2014-2019

Birds listed on the red and amber lists of conservation concern in Ireland for the period 2014-2019, from the published study by Colhoun & Cummins (2013).

Waterbird Population Estimates 2011/12-15/16 (Irish Birds)

Peer-reviewed study updating the population estimates of wintering waterbird species in Ireland for the period 2011/12 to 2015/16.

Post-breeding Tern aggregations in Ireland (Irish Birds 2020)

Peer-reviewed study on post-breeding tern flocks around the Irish coast.

Post-breeding Tern Report 2017 (I-WeBS)

Post-breeding Tern Report 2016 (I-WeBS)

I-WeBS Core Count Form (Word)

Word version of the Core Count form for submitting Irish Wetland Bird Survey counts.

I-WeBS Core Count Form (PDF)

PDF version of the Core Count form for submitting Irish Wetland Bird Survey counts.

Crowe et al. 2015 – International Swan Census 2015, results from Ireland

Results of the 2015 International Swan Census in Ireland, as published in ‘Irish Birds’ – the scientific journal of BirdWatch Ireland. Crowe, O., McElwaine, J.G., Boland, H. & Enlander, I.J….

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