| Bernie Beck, from House,Pwll 12.20 – 13.15 | |
| Lapwing 57 | |
| Redwing + 20 | |
| Lapwing 24 in one flock,a scarce species fromm house,cold weather ovement |
01-03-2018 15:30
| Kevin Girling, Four Roads | |
| Woodcock 1 | |
| Fleetingly appeared in the garden under the (busy) feeders – life time tick! |
01-03-2018 15:10
| Russ Myners, Llangennech | |
| Redwing 21 | |
| Red Kite 2 | |
| Mistle Thrush 1 | |
| Lapwing + 20 | |
| Raven 2 | |
| from the house |
01-03-2018 13:10
| Adam Dare, Gors Road, Burry Port | |
| Redwing 4 | |
| House Sparrow 35 | |
| Song Thrush 1 | |
| Starling 7 | |
| All feeding on the lawn |
01-03-2018 09:00
| Terry Wells, Carmarthen Museum, Abergwili | |
| Tree Creeper 1 | |
| Climbing up the wall of the museum, probably the closest I will get to seeing a Wallcreeper! |
01-03-2018 08:10
| carolyn smethurst, garden Llanpumsaint | |
| Goldcrest 1 | |
| Feeding on fat balls close to the house |
28-02-2018 15:10
| Huw and Helen Peregrine, Cilsan bridge | |
| Goosander 4 | |
| Mallard 14 | |
| Little Grebe 2 | |
| Oystercatcher -2 | |
| Whooper Swan + 30 | |
| Greylag Goose + 60 | |
| Goosander were two pairs. The mallard were in two groups downriver with a singleton upriver from the bridge. The Oystercatcher was in the field immediately to the left of the river and in the field next to the road. The Whooper swans and the geese were two fields upriver from the road, best seen from the footpath about 50 yards south of the bridge. There were more swans but I couldn’t ID them properly due to the hedge and trees. |
28-02-2018 11:30
| Huw Peregrine, Dinefwr Park between 10:50 and 12:15 | |
| Redwing + 50 | |
| Fieldfare 3 | |
| Mistle Thrush 2 | |
| Blackbird c. 15 | |
| Robin 6 | |
| Wigeon c. 200 | |
| Great White Egret* 1 | |
| Coot c. 25 | |
| Shoveler 2 | |
| Goldcrest 1 | |
| Mute Swan 6 | |
| Blue Tit 4 | |
| The G.W Egret, ducks, 2 adult swans, their 4 juveniles and goldcrest were seen from the hide overlooking the mostly frozen Dinefwr ponds. The egret was in the furthest pond. All the other birds were spread around the park. The fieldfares and the vast majority of the redwings were seen in the field on the way up to the castle heading south from the car park. |