Yes. Ireland is famous for its large amount of greenery. Being on the edge of the Atlantic means it gets large amount of rain. As a result there is a large amount of rivers and lakes and the plentiful amounts of rain and water makes it easy for growth of various trees and plants. Ireland is mainly a rural country. At one time Ireland had a huge amount of forests. As human development occurred and needs for farmland and urban development grew, most of that forestry has now gone. However, there is still a large amount of forests in Ireland.
They live in the forests of Ireland. I hear its very green there.
Forests, lakes, cold snowy winters and very bright summers.
Connecticut is beautiful and green. There are a lot of forests and lakes and the homes there are very expensive.
Ireland is mostly rural, with a lot of farmland, mountains and forests, so there would be a lot of grass in Ireland. Being very green is one thing that Ireland is famous for.
No, but then again no place is for everyone. Ireland is a very beautiful country with rich culture and history.
No but then again no place will. Ireland is a very beautiful and GREEN country with rich culture and history.
Floods occur in Ireland because it gets lots of rain and this can swell the lakes and rivers. Serious flooding is not very common in Ireland, in comparison to how serious floods can be in some countries in the world.
There are lots of lakes all around Ireland. The north midlands, including counties like Fermanagh, Westmeath and Cavan have a lot of lakes, so it is not just the west of Ireland that has lots of lakes. The west of Ireland is beside the Atlantic Ocean. A lot of weather systems travel across the Atlantic Ocean heading towards western Europe. The first major piece of land they hit is Ireland, so it gets a lot of rain as a whole, and because the west is the very first part to receive the rain, it gets the most rain in Ireland. There are lots of mountains and valleys in Ireland, many of those being along the western part of the country, so with all that rain and the geographical structure, many rivers and lakes form there and in other parts of Ireland.
Ireland has many famous lakes. The lakes of Killarney, as they are collectively known, are very famous. The three lakes are Lough Leane, Muckross Lake and Upper Lake. Other famous lakes include Lough Neagh, which is Ireland's largest lake and Lough Derg in county Donegal, known as St. Patrick's Purgatory and not to be confused with the lake on the Shannon, which is also called Lough Derg.
Yes, they are! This very large North American woodpecker thrives amidst the deciduous forests of eastern North America, the Great lakes, the boreal forests of Canada, and parts of the Pacific Coast.
The soil is brown, green, dark and rich because of decomposed organism life. Your welcome.
Ireland has many mountains and valleys. In the centre of the country the lands is flatter, with most of the mountains being closer to the coast. Ireland has many rivers and lakes. Much of the land is very green. There is also a lot of bogland in Ireland.