| Colin Dalton , Llanelli wetland center. | |
| Little Stint 1 | |
| Juvenile,it popped into the Goodall’s hide for all of 15 minutes,recorded shots taken,if required. |
03-10-2019 10:30
| Gary Harper, Pembrey Harbour | |
| Swallow 3 | |
| Flying around the edge of Pembrey Burrows. |
03-10-2019 10:30
| Gary Harper, Pembrey Harbour | |
| Sandwich Tern 13 | |
| Mediterranean Gull 3 | |
| Peregrine 1 | |
| Nice big flock of Oystercatchers on the point. All disturbed by wind surfers who when politely asked to stop disturbing the birds carried on regardless. Some form of restriction/enforcement is badly needed at this site. |
02-10-2019 19:20
| Gary & Sian Harper, Telpyn Point | |
| Manx Shearwater 1 | |
| We successfully released it Telpyn Point this evening. It had been found in a back garden in Ystradgynlais on Sunday evening. There have also been birds found in Llandovery and Abergwili following the weekends storms. If anyone finds a wind blown Shearwater please contact me and I will try to get it collected with hopeful release back to the sea. My contact details are on the bird club website. |
02-10-2019 19:20
| Bernie Beck, Pwll Slipway | |
| Great Crested Grebe 16 | |
| Last sighting,replace great grey shrike with great crested grebe |
02-10-2019 19:20
| Bernie Beck, Pwll Slipway 17.50 – 19.15 | |
| Great White Egret* 1 | |
| Little Egret 23 | |
| Grey Heron 9 | |
| Turnstone 47 | |
| Greenshank 4 | |
| Great Grey Shrike 16 | |
| Mediterranean Gull 15 | |
| Lesser Black-backed Gull 121 |
02-10-2019 10:20
| Adam Dare, Pembrey Harbour | |
| Ringed Plover 46 | |
| Dunlin 58 | |
| Turnstone 1 | |
| Knot 1 | |
| Wheatear 1 | |
| Substantial flock of Oystercatchers on the spit until a pair of dogwalkers allowed their dog to repeatedly put up the flock until they had all gone. Give me strength! |
01-10-2019 08:40
| Russ Myners, Llangennech marsh | |
| Little Egret 8 | |
| Lapwing 11 | |
| Redshank + 60 | |
| Quick pass-through visit and marsh completely flooded on high tide again. Redshank only seen way off when disturbed by something before melting away in the very distant uncovered marsh. |