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The call of the corncrake -- a small, shy bird related to the coot -- is harsh and monotonous, yet for older generations, it was a beloved sound of summer in Ireland, evoking wistful memories of warm weather, haymaking and romantic nights.
The corncrake’s cry, thought to be loud and harsh, is a poignant reminder for older people of the advent of warmer weather. Efforts are underway to preserve its call for younger generations.
Donegal farmers wanted for corncrake scheme 2021-10-16