| Gary Harper, Kidwelly Quay | |
| 12:00 | |
| Hen Harrier 1 | |
| Marsh Harrier 1 | |
| Great White Egret 1 | |
| Goosander 2 | |
| Red-breasted Merganser 2 | |
| Great Crested Grebe 3 | |
| Common Gull 33 | |
| Dunlin 306 | |
| Snipe 34 | |
| Male Hen Harrier. Female Marsh Harrier & Great White Egret viewed from the Quay over Tywyn Burrows. |
09-12-2024
| Keith Williams, Testing the Website | |
| 15:00 | |
| canary | |
| Testing the website. I have been unable to submit as it tells me to wait and does not accept. |
09-12-2024
| Keith Williams, Laugharne Slipway | |
| 10:30 | |
| Goosander 1 | |
| Teal 4 | |
| Redshank 2 | |
| Curlew 1 | |
| Goosander female feeding in the river. Teal 2m 2f. |
08-12-2024
| Hugh Owen, Tram Line Burry Port | |
| 9:00 | |
| Bullfinch M 3 | |
| Three male Bullfinch |
07-12-2024
| Gary Harper, Penclacwydd | |
| 20:30 | |
| Oystercatcher 1 | |
| The next Carms Bird Club meeting is Tue 11th Dec at WWT Penclacwydd starting at 7pm. Barry Stewart will talk about “35 years Birding the Burry Inlet”. Tea/coffee and biscuits available at £1.20 per head (free refills). Prizes for raffle would be appreciated. |
06-12-2024
| Paul Aubrey, Llyn Llech Owain Country Park | |
| 8:30 | |
| Brambling + 2 | |
| Flying over feeding station, at 8am |
03-12-2024
| Pip Owens, Llangain | |
| 11:00 | |
| Great Spotted Woodpecker 3 | |
| Bullfinch male 1 | |
| Blue Tit 12 | |
| Jay 1 | |
| Dunnock 3 | |
| Goldfinch 1 | |
| Chaffinch 3 | |
| Great Tit 2 | |
| Wren 1 | |
| Robin 2 | |
| Blackbird 3 | |
| House Sparrow 6 | |
| Starling 20 | |
| Buzzard 1 | |
| Sparrowhawk 1 |
03-12-2024
| John Davis, Kidwelly Marsh | |
| 13:40 | |
| Hen Harrier 1 | |
| Marsh Harrier juv 1 | |
| Merlin 1 | |
| Great White Egret 1 | |
| Again, close to the canal, a male Hen Harrier flew past, heading for the Quay. After a while it returned with a close fly-by. And (for the plane enthusiasts) a big military transport (Airbus A400M Atlas), made repeated landings and take-offs from the sands just beyond Pembrey forest, just as it did yesterday. On one approach, some distance away, it put up a massive, countless number of Golden Plovers. |