Carmarthenshire Bird Club Paul Aubrey, Cefn Sidan 14:30 Willow Tit 0 Just a note to explain that the wildlife feeding station will be operating at a much lower scale than in previous years. This is to try and mitigate for … Continue reading →
Carmarthenshire Bird Club bernie beck, WWT Llanelli 12:30 Brambling 6 Yellow Browed Warbler 1 Curlew Sandpiper 4 Spotted Redshank 1 Probable Yb Warbler herd to call twice whilst I was heading to Steel Hide distantly in the grounds,Curlew Sands and … Continue reading →
Carmarthenshire Bird Club Keith Williams, Laugharne Slipway 12:30 Teal 6 Kingfisher 1 Teal 5f, 1m. Kingfisher flew upstream.
Continue reading →Carmarthenshire Bird Club Christopher Onn, Kidwelly Quay 11.00/13.00 16:40 Marsh Harrier 1 Great White Egret 1 Wigeon 23 Teal c. 60 Pintail 19 Cormorant 6 Redshank c. 60 Greenshank 12 Little Grebe 2 Goosander 1 Great Black-backed Gull 1 Curlew … Continue reading →
Carmarthenshire Bird Club Keith Williams, Laugharne Slipway 10:00 Cormorant 1 Little Egret 1 Cormorant fishing in the river.
Continue reading →Carmarthenshire Bird Club Gary Harper, Ginst Point 15:00 Marsh Harrier 3 Buzzard 7 Kestrel 2 Stonechat 8 Wheatear 1 Swallow 14 On arrival main gate was closed. You have to press intercom button to speak to security who note your … Continue reading →
Carmarthenshire Bird Club Gary Harper, Tywi Floodplain 10:00 Canada Goose 656 Greylag Goose 18 Mute Swan 12 Mallard 58 Wigeon 121 Pintail 8 Teal 57 Little Grebe 4 Cormorant 6 Moorhen 1 Grey Heron 4 Little Egret 3 Peregrine 1 … Continue reading →
Carmarthenshire Bird Club Christopher Onn, Caedelyn Farm 15.40 16:10 Woodpigeon 32 Large flock all feeding together in one of the fields when we went to check the cattle
Continue reading →Carmarthenshire Bird Club Christopher Onn, Dryslwyn 16.15 with Ceri James 16:30 Mute Swan 11 Cormorant 3 Mallard 23 Canada Goose c. 72
Continue reading →Carmarthenshire Bird Club Christopher Onn, Banc-y-Lord 13.15/13.25 13:30 Glossy Ibis* 7 Great White Egret 2 Little Egret 9 Mute Swan 49 7 Glossy Ibis at Banc-y-Lord just on the right after coming under the railway. Still there when we left … Continue reading →
