Lorraine Culligan writes:
I know you don’t normally do this but we need some help. This beautiful boy was found in the Phoenix Park today – no collar, no microchip, very friendly and well looked after. Someone has to be missing him. We can’t keep him so, if we can’t find his owners, we will have to bring him to the pound which we really don’t want to do… please share for us. Call 087 7454828.
‘sup?
Lucy Moylan writes:
Rum spots Jude Paw during our walk in the Phoenix Park.
This afternoon.
Cathal MacCoille tweetz:
Not a soul in sight. Two miles into the Phoenix Park…
Name that tree anyone?
‘sup?
Phoenix Park, Dublin this morning.
Sam writes:
“Fallow deer graze as the long grass which has been cut and bailed near the Papal Cross. Since the 1970s with the removal of hay these grasslands has been improving. Extensive open areas of grassland such as the ‘Fifteen Acres ‘ provide nesting sites for skylark. Grasslands which are remote from the main thoroughfares, are not cut and thus provide food and shelter for invertebrates and cover for small animals….”
Mmf.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Emer writes:
Phoenix Park this morning; beautiful penmanship for graffiti!
Torres, a purple-coiffed three-year-old Bichon Frise up to no good in the Phoenix Park, Dublin today.
(Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
A fallow deer taken yesterday evening just before sunset.
She caused a lot of the rutting.
Previously: Still Rutting
Thanks Phil Dimashq
John Lawlor writes:
Spotted last night in St Mary’s hospital in the Phoenix Park. I thought it was the storage facility for rooftop Christmas reindeer until they started to move.
Phoenix Park, Dublin, this evening.
John McEvoy writes:
Fires being lit in the Phoenix Park behind the Papal Cross…
