13-11-2025
Carmarthenshire Bird Club bernie beck, Pembrey Harbour 9:00 Snipe 32 Greenshank 2 Two groups of Snipe 23 and 9 got up off the marshy area, adjacent to seawall
Continue reading →Carmarthenshire Bird Club bernie beck, Pembrey Harbour 9:00 Snipe 32 Greenshank 2 Two groups of Snipe 23 and 9 got up off the marshy area, adjacent to seawall
Continue reading →Carmarthenshire Bird Club Christopher Onn, Caedelyn Farm 16.00 16:00 Red Kite 17 Putting bales out for the cow's and now there's 17 circling above these as the 14 earlier came up the valley but this group circled above us for … Continue reading →
Carmarthenshire Bird Club Neil Lewis, Abergwili 15:30 Blackcap 2 Male and female feeding on yew berries whilst being terrorised by our resident robin.
Continue reading →Carmarthenshire Bird Club Christopher Onn, Caedelyn Farm 15.10 15:10 Red Kite 14 Just came over the farm house in Llanedi and heading towards Pontarddulais
Continue reading →Carmarthenshire Bird Club Keith Williams, Laugharne Slipway 9:50 Goosander 1 Goosander F (red head) using the river.
Continue reading →Carmarthenshire Bird Club Gary Harper, Penclacwydd 10:00 Wigeon 1 Just a reminder of the bird club meeting tonight at WWT Penclacwydd. “Review of the year, birding highlights in the county in 2024”, a talk by Rob Hunt. Starts at 7pm. … Continue reading →
Carmarthenshire Bird Club Christopher Onn, Caedelyn Farm 16.15 16:50 Woodpigeon c. 500 While putting bales out for the cow's around 500 Woodpigeon came into roost in the woods beside the field we where in.
Continue reading →Carmarthenshire Bird Club Paul Aubrey, Pembrey Country Park 9:50 Goshawk 1 Female
Continue reading →Carmarthenshire Bird Club Christopher Onn, Caedelyn Farm 08.30 8:40 Goldcrest 3 Long-tailed Tit 7 All feeding in the same bushes
Continue reading →Carmarthenshire Bird Club Alastair and Jill Proud, Laugharne marsh towards Ginst 11:00 Marsh Harrier 2 Kestrel 3 Teal, wigeon, redshank and curlew numbers increasing since last Webcount. Biten off feather remains of barn owl, but owl not necessarily predated by … Continue reading →