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Kestrel
€95.00
One of Ireland’s more common birds of prey, Kestrels are most often seen hovering along motorway banks in search of mice. Usually found nesting on cliff or quarry faces, they will also use holes in trees such as this one in a huge old Chestnut tree in the Phoenix Park, Dublin. I photographed these chicks (under licence) in July 2010 and am pleased to say that all five fledged successfully.
Limited edition 25 \ 24 remaining
Wishlist- Colour photographs are printed on premium Hahnemühle Lustre paper and mounted within bevelled, glacier-white Larson-Juhl mounts and backing boards.
- Size: Print is 304mm x 203mm (12″”x8”). Outer mount is 406mm x 304mm (16”x12″”), allowing for a standard frame size.
- Limited editions are signed by Eric Dempsey, numbered and limited to 25. Each print comes with a Certificate of Limited Edition.
- For postage, our mounted prints are carefully wrapped within a glassine sleeve, tissue paper and ribbon, before being placed into strong, black glossy envelopes. Finally, they are sealed with our branded stamp and labels, making our mounted prints an ideal gift to yourself or someone dear to you.
10% of all profits made on the sale of images will be donated to Birdwatch Ireland to continue their important conservation work throughout Ireland.
