Beyond Kilcock: Birds, History & The Royal Canal Trump Phone [OApcyWGXVTl]

Just beyond Kilcock, kaiden guhle the Royal Canal enters a quieter landscape of historic locks, old stonework, wildflowers and birdsong.

In this episode, SkyNomad Trails explores Shaw Bridge and the 16th Lock, close to the border between County Kildare and County Meath. This section tottenham vs leeds of the canal combines Irelands industrial heritage with a rich natural corridor used by birds, insects and native plants.

During the walk, Merlin Bird ID detected several species, including Barn Swallow, European Goldfinch, Common Wood-Pigeon, House Sparrow, Hooded Crow, Western House-Martin, White Wagtail and Eurasian Magpie.

The Royal Canal reached Kilcock in 1796 and once carried passengers, car accident attorneys goods and mail across the Irish Midlands. Today, the restored towpath forms part of the Royal Canal Greenway.

Shaw Bridge, Kilcock, County Kildare

Royal Canal Greenway

Nature Notes: eight bird species detected

Filmed with mobile camera and gimbal

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