| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| Angi Harrell, Towy Valley |
| 14:00 |
| Pink-footed Goose* 5 |
| Pink footed in field with canada geese opposite the old Halfway PH A40. 2 x black swans with whooper swans West of Cilsan Bridge. Whooper on its own on the river near Capel Dewi |
22-12-2025
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| Paul Aubrey, Pembrey Burrows LNR |
| 16:00 |
| Merlin 1 |
| Peregrine 1 |
| Golden Plover + 400 |
| Pied Wagtail 133 |
| Golden Plover flew across NW to SE around 9am Pied wagtails counted going to roost in the reedbed. Also, and unsurprisingly due to the number of raptors lately, the remains of a Woocock |
21-12-2025
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| jon mee, River Amman Ammanford |
| 11:20 |
| Dipper 2 |
| Wonderful views once again of dipper activity right opposite Tesco carpark!, One dipper in full view bobbing with head held vertically exposing its white breast with quivering wings and singing. Second dipper flies in very vocal and the chase begins. Roll on next fridays food shop!!! |
20-12-2025
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| Neil Lewis, Salem, Rhydygwydd Wind farm |
| 17:30 |
| Peregrine 1 |
| Brent Goose 8 |
| Peregrine was a large female and was terrorising the local kites. Brent geese on Cefn Sidan beach yesterday. |
20-12-2025
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| John Davis, Kidwelly Quay |
| 9:20 |
| Glossy Ibis 1 |
| Snipe 57 |
| Marsh Harrier 2 |
19-12-2025
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| Paul Aubrey, Pembrey Burrows LNR |
| 11:00 |
| Merlin 1 |
| Mute Swan 2 |
| Knot + 500 |
| A bizarre sighting of two adult Mute Swans flighting onto a dune slack on the burrows not seen that in 10 years of being on site. Also a flock of Knot over Cefn Sidan seen from the Burrows |
16-12-2025
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| Jon Coen, Pwll Railway Crossing |
| 13:30 |
| Kingfisher 1 |
| Brent Goose 10 |
| Little Egret 3 |
| Cormorant 2 |
| Great Crested Grebe 3 |
| Oystercatcher c. 80 |
16-12-2025
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| Angi Harrell, Pembrey Burrows |
| 15:20 |
| Hen Harrier 1 |
| Male flew through low over the marsh towards the Harbour and out of sight. |