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As spring is trying to arrive, and some Sand Martins have arrived. Would it be possible for everyone to keep their eyes open for nesting sites and colonies this year. I will try to collect from more sites this year.

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Many thanks
Hannah Wickenden
PhD student Oxford Brookes University

 

Red-legged Partridge © Ian MorganThe Carmarthenshire Bird Club exists to promote the observation, study and recording of the wild birds and wild-bird populations of Carmarthenshire. The club also organises meetings for its members which include field trips and talks on wildlife topics. Club meetings are an excellent opportunity to meet other birders and to visit places of ornithological interest in enjoyable company. We have over 100 members.

The club welcomes new members. Membership is available to anyone with an interest in the wildlife of Carmarthenshire. Birds don’t have to be your only, or even your principal, interest. Some of our members are enthusiastic about dragonflies, butterflies, wild plants or general wildlife. And, of course, you don’t have to live in Carmarthenshire to be a member.

Membership costs £10 a year and joint membership (for two people living at the same address) costs £15 a year. Family membership is also available. Members receive a free copy of the annual County Bird Report (worth £5) and the club newsletter which is issued every three months. To see current and previous newsletters click on the newsletters link on the right.

Application forms for membership are available from the notice board at the Reserve Centre and in the Steel Hide at National Wetlands Centre Wales, Penclacwydd, Llanelli, or you can join up on-line by selecting the Membership link on the right

Subscription rates:

Single membership - £10 per year

Joint membership (two people at the same address) - £15 per year

Family membership - £15 per year

Last Updated on Saturday, 13 November 2010 12:06
 
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The following matches are: Swansea nearest to Llanelli; Aberporth nearest to Newcastle Emlyn and Brecon nearest to Llandovery.

 

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DRSPB Dinas - 11 May 2013

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