| Wendell Thomad, WWT PENCLACWYDD | |
| Greylag Goose 201 | |
| Shelduck 10 | |
| THIS IS AN AMENDMENT TO PREVIOUS SIGHTING A.M Today. HOPE NO ONE HAS SET OFF ON A TWITCH😂😂😂😂 |
10-10-2018 11:10
| WT RD Et al0, WWT Penclacwydd Steel hide | |
| Black-tailed Godwit 626 | |
| Cormorant 17 | |
| Dunlin 2 | |
| Knot 116 | |
| Lapwing 6 | |
| Redshank 8 | |
| Canada Goose 3 | |
| Lesser Grey Shrike* 201 | |
| Pinkfoot 1 | |
| Pintail 17 | |
| Sooty Shearwater* 10 | |
| Shoveler 5 | |
| Teal 34 | |
| Wigeon 48 | |
| Hobby juv 1 | |
| Peregrine 1 | |
| Sparrowhawk 1 |
10-10-2018 10:00
| Adam Dare, Pembrey Harbour | |
| Pintail 1 | |
| Mediterranean Gull 14 | |
| Peregrine | |
| Great White Egret* 5 | |
| Five! I noticed a group of egrets flying onto the sand and felt they looked a bit odd. I first noticed the yellow beaks, their size, dwarfing a nearby Curlew and then their long dark legs when they took off and flew onto Pembrey Marsh, out of sight behind the dunes. In the breeze their long necks looked very ungainly. Peregrine looked a brown juv. Meds flew out of a very big gull gathering. |
09-10-2018 12:30
| Alastair & Jill Proud, A40, 3 miles East Llandeilo | |
| Hobby 1 | |
08-10-2018 08:30
| martin e lewis, derwen fawr llandybie | |
| Goldcrest 1 | |
| Nuthatch 1 | |
| Coal Tit 1 | |
| greater spotted woodpecker 1 |
07-10-2018 17:10
| martin e lewis, derwen fawr llandybie | |
| Goshawk 1 | |
07-10-2018 16:00
| Gary Harper, Kidwelly Quay | |
| Hooded Merganser 1 | |
| Whinchat 2 | |
| Seen again on rising tide. Viewable till dusk on sea off quay. Also 2 Whinchats in field between Kymer’s Canal and saltmarsh. With Bernie Beck. |
07-10-2018 08:00
| Gary Harper, Kidwelly Quay | |
| Hooded Merganser 1 | |
| Male, found whilst birding with Canadian birder Carl Hughes. It was with Teal, Wigeon & Pintail downriver from the Quay. Then joined by Bernie Beck and we were able to confirm it was fully-winged and un-ringed. It flew up to the railway bridge and then back downriver again before swimming out of view on falling tide. Seen for only 30 minutes. |