| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| Neil Lewis, Llansteffan. |
| 10:20 |
| Black Tailed Godwit c. 100 |
| Curlew and Oystercatcher too. |
14-01-2026
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| Andrew Kirkhouse, Sandy water park Llanelli |
| 9:30 |
| Goldeneye 1 |
| Shoveler 1 |
| Chiffchaff 1 |
| Pochard 12 |
| Plenty of birds on the lake this morning, 1st time I have seen a Shoveller here |
13-01-2026
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| Jill Davies John Davis, Pembrey Harbour |
| 11:30 |
| Bar-tailed Godwit 130 |
| Brent Goose 48 |
| Exceptional Bar-wit number for January. Initially along the shore on the Bury Port side before flying and settling opposite Pembrey harbour viewpoint. Brents flew downstream in two groups. |
13-01-2026
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| Keith Williams, Laugharne Slipway |
| 12:00 |
| Teal 6 |
| Goosander 2 |
| Redshank 1 |
| Pied Wagtail 1 |
| Teal 2m 4f, Goosander 2f. |
12-01-2026
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| Angi Harrell, Burry Port East Beach |
| 15:30 |
| Bar-tailed Godwit 23 |
| A feeding frenzy on the beach as mussels were left as the tide went out. Numerous oystercatchers, dunlin, sanderling and gulls feeding along the length when the barwits joined thrm |
12-01-2026
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| Christopher Onn, WWT Llanelli |
| 14:10 |
| Golden Oriole* 0 |
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club latest indoor meeting is taking place at WWT Llanelli Wetland Centre starting at 7pm Wednesday 14th Jan 2026 Heronries in Carmarthenshire Past and Present Is a talk by Clare Bishop, the BTO heronries organiser for Carmarthenshire, on the current status of heronries in the county and a recap of those that no longer exist. Tea/coffee (free refills) and biscuits to follow (£1.20). |
12-01-2026
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| John Medwell, Heol Elfed,Burry Port |
| 11:10 |
| Sparrowhawk 1 |
| Sitting on garden fence near bird feeders. |
10-01-2026
| Carmarthenshire Bird Club |
| Carrie Mackinnon, The lane (B4297) to Dryslwyn Castle |
| 11:10 |
| Great White Egret 1 |
| Bird was walking across the road. As I walked back an hour later, I saw the bird again, same area. |