‘sup?
This morning.
River Dodder at Ballsbridge, Dublin 4.
Thanks Frank Armstrong
Meanwhile…
More #ominously #cormorants have begun to colonise the #riverDodder, apparently because of diminished fish stocks. #overfishing #wildllaw @whittledaway @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/1k6QmdFfAl
— Frank Armstrong (@frankarmstrong2) December 3, 2019
Um.
This morning.
David Douglas writes:
A walk amongst the…wait a minute! Every single week someone throws a newspaper full of fresh shit along the [River] Dodder walk by the Aviva. Anyone know why!?
Sounds like a healthy bran-based diet.
Anyone?
Meanwhile…
‘sup?
Conall writes:
It’s not all hooman poo on that stretch of the Dodder. Opposite what you might call ‘Poo Corner’, lives this beautiful heron (above) – whom I commune with on a daily basis and who is, I can assure all, enchanted by his surroundings.
‘sup?
This evening.
Luke Brennan writes:
Poseur. On the River Dodder, near Ballsbridge [Dublin 4]…
Can’t an existential crane/heron get some privacy around here?
Classons Bridge, Milltown, Dublin 6 yesterday.
(Thanks Colm Walsh)
‘Sup, guise?
Just now on the Dodder.
(Thanks Andrew Tyrell)
Meanwhile…
This afternoon.
Tully Mountain and Ballinakill Bay from Connemara National Park, Letterfrack, Co Galway.
Thanks Justin
