Every Thursday at around 10:30am Frank King talks with Jerry O’Sullivan about all things ornithological!
The long running feature is now available here on its very own podcast!
Frank talks about the dawn chorus
In which Frank discusses the redstart and of course answers your questions!
Our expert Frank King joined Jerry O’Sullivan for our weekly popular feature about our feathered friends
Swallow sightings aplenty from around Kerry and here’s your chance to luxuriate in the beautiful sound of the song thrush.
In this week’s edition of Bird’s Eye View, you’ll hear about the story of the pigeon and Parknasilla!
Paudie Kindelan and Michael Julian sent Frank in some marvellous pictures of a waxwing and Frank – yes you can guess – waxed lyrically about the bird!
Frank King is asked to ID a bird that fell foul of a listener’s moggy.
In which Frank discusses the wheatear and chiffchaff and oh, he manages to answer some of your questions too!
Frank answers listener’s questions and talks about the first arrivals of Migrant birds of the spring.
This week Frank discusses the woodcock and listeners tell their stories about very friendly robins!
Lie back and enjoy the song thrush’s mellifluous tones; not to mention the equally mellifluous Frank King!
This week, Frank talks about domestic poultry.
Bird's Eye View with Frank King
Bird's Eye View with Frank King
Bird's Eye View with Frank King
Is the cry of the curlew one of the loneliest sounds you could hear? Frank discusses this bird, answers your queries and back by popular demand, Frank plays the eider duck’s comical gab!
Frank King returns with the first edition of Bird’s Eye View of 2013.
Frank deals with queries about birds as per usual but also answers questions about holly and when exactly the shortest day of the year falls!
Frank speaks to Mary Pawle from Kenmare who suspects jays may have devoured the apples from her apple tree. Frank also waxes lyrical about the wax wing!
This week Frank answers some queries from around the county.
BIRD'S EYE VIEW Thursday, November 15, 2012 with Frank King Frank discusses the jay and also explains why Cork and Kerry people are cut from the same cloth!
In this week's episode, Frank concocts the perfect spell to get rid of pesky pigeons. He also tells us about a rare sighting of an alpine swift in Turkey and the trick he played on unsuspecting passers by!
Frank plays your requests to hear the song of the skylark and the grasshopper warbler. He also discusses one of his favourite songbirds, the thrush nightingale.
This Week Frank discusses the fieldfare, a species of Thrush.
This week on Bird's Eye View, Frank is joined by David McCormack, assistant manager of the Tralee Wetlands Centre. They talk to us about the resident bird life that are a big attraction at the Wetlands Centre.
Unusually trees crop up as a topic on this edition of Bird's Eye View from July 12th. Frank discusses the Scotch pine and answers a query if it's possible that it's the same thrush that's returning to a listener's garden each year.
In this week's edition of Bird's Eye View from August 9th, Frank tells us of his adventures on the Blasket Islands. And as a result of popular demand, he also brings us the sound of the eider duck; birds, who by the sound of it, do like to gossip!
Frank is asked what should you feed a visiting hedgehog and he tells us where wild geese go on vacation.
In this edition of Bird's Eye View, Frank tells you about the truly amazing swift which travels from Ireland to Africa and back again - all without putting a foot on African soil!
