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5th Class St. Pats, Tuam.

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We are currently working on a report on some aspect of Space Travel. We used theis presentation as a starting point. To view the presentation again please click on the link below.

History of  Space Travel

Some boys have created there own presentations on the theme of Space Travel:

Spacerace USA Vs Russia by Adrian

The First Landing on the Moon by Matthew

Buzzard

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The buzzard is a large resident birds from Britian during the winter.

Its a medium sized raptor ( bird of prey) with broad wings, short neck, a compact body and  medium length. Has a short hooked bill suitable for eating meat often seen sitting on fences and telegraph posts or soaring high in the sky, where it shows a fin shaped tail and spread outer wing feathers.

Breeding birds are found mainly in the north and east of the country.

You can see them in Co. Donegal  the main stronghold of the species in the republic.

Click here to see my presentation.

buzzard

Merlin

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The Merlin is an Irish bird of prey with a sharp, curved beak. It is the smallest type of falcon and has the same shape as a Peregrine, it also has relatively narrow wings and mediem sized tail. It is nimble in flight and will pursue its prey for an extended amount of time.

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merlin

Hen Harriers

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The Hen Harrier is one of many birds of prey (raptors) in Ireland.The length of the Hen Harrier is between 45 and 55 cm long and the wingspan is between 97 and 118 cm. The male is pale grey and the wings are grey with black wingtips. The female are larger than the males and are brown in colour with a white rump and bars on their tails. Birds of both male and female look similar to adult females during their first year and they are often called ringtails.

The female gives a whistle when taking food from the male. During the summer months they breed in upland areas mainly in the South and West of Ireland. Counties Cork, Limerick and Kerry hold approximately a third of the breeding Irish Hen Harrier population. Hen Harrier make their nests during the Spring, with each producing between 1 and 6 eggs. Females are responsible for brooding eggs and minding the chicks when they are young.

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Hen-Harrier

Donegal

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Donegal is in Ulster. The county consists chiefly of low mountains with deeply  intend coastline forming natural loughs. The Slieve League cliffs are the highest sea cliff in Europe, Donegal Malin Head is the most northerly point on the island of Ireland.The climate is temperate and dominated by the Gulf stream with cool damp summers and mild wet winters. One of the towns in Donegal are Ardara. One of the lakes are lough Eask. One of the mountains are The Derryveagh mountains. Lifford  is the county town. the main towns are Ballybofey, Ballyshannon, Bundoran and Donegal town. Their colours are yellow and green. Click here to view my presentation.

donegal scanth map of donegal