To ensure WWT Llanelli continues to thrive for wildlife and people long into the future, we’re making some changes to how we operate. From Tuesday 1 September 2026, we’ll move to seasonal opening hours. We’ll be open seven days a … Continue reading →
Malcolm Holding, founder member of Carmarthenshire Bird Club has just passed away. He was 93 years old and until quite recently a stalwart of club events. Our condolences to his wife. The funeral will take place at Narberth Crematorium at … Continue reading →
The Carmarthenshire Nature Partnership would like your help to find out where you hear Cuckoos in the county in 2025. We need your help to record sightings and calls of Cuckoos. By sharing your observations, you will help us build … Continue reading →
Carmarthenshire Bird Club is sad to announce the passing of our friend and founder member Wendell Thomas on 9th January. The funeral took place at Llanelli Crematorium at 12 noon on Friday 26 January.
Continue reading →The British Trust for Ornithology are relaunching the Winter Gull Roost Survey after a gap of 20 years. We are looking for volunteers that enjoy counting gulls at roost and that are interested in collecting wintering gull data. This information … Continue reading →
A WeBS site has just become vacant on the River Taf at Black Scar. If anyone is interested in taking on the site from September or if you know of anyone who would be interested in monitoring estuarine birds on … Continue reading →
Volunteers required for an all-Wales Rook Survey (2022/23) Rooks are in trouble and need help. They have been moved from Green to Amber in the recently published Birds of Conservation Concern 5 and are classified as Vulnerable on the IUCN … Continue reading →
I’m writing to the bird clubs, RSPB groups, BTO representatives and county recorders in Carmarthenshire, Gower, East Glamorgan and Gwent to seek your help with giving cirl buntings a chance of securing a foothold in South Wales. As you’ll doubtless … Continue reading →
Natural England and Natural Resources Wales are issuing thousands of licences to kill birds. Nesting birds such as robins, starlings, blackbirds and bullfinches are being legally killed, in spite of these birds being protected by law. They say that they only … Continue reading →
