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WWT Llanelli will be closed for one day on Wednesday 20 May.

We’re sorry for this short-term inconvenience, but this date has been chosen to allow our team to rearrange the shop and entrance ahead of the upcoming Welcome Project construction, and get everything ready in time for a fantastic May half-term experience. We will reopen on Thursday 21 May as usual. Thank you for your support and understanding.

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Recent sightings 16th-19th March

Highlights include Willow Tit, Mediterranean Gull and Peacock butterfly

British Steel Hide

The 3 Spoonbill continue to be seen regularly feeding on the saline lagoons, as well as Redshank, Pintail, Little Egret, Greylag Goose, Shoveler, Wigeon and Lapwing.

On the Freshwater lagoon have been Shoveler, Teal, Shelduck, Black-tailed Godwit, and hidden in a flock of Black-headed Gulls was a Mediterranean Gull so keep an eye out!

Millennium Wetlands

Recently seen on the reserve include Black-tailed Godwit, Little Grebe, Shoveler, Pochard, Tufted Duck, Shelduck, and today on the Lilly pond the female Goldeneye has been seen in good view. Good numbers of Lapwing can still be seen on deep water lake on the cockleshell islands from the screens along the center path. A pair of Willow Tits have been spotted along the northern loop while carrying out surveys on site, and around the reserve has been Goldcrest, Treecreeper, Reed Bunting and Bullfinch. Other wildlife spotted around the reserve includes Peacock butterfly, and a Slow Worm warming themself up.
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