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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 31st July - 2nd August

Highlights include, Kingfisher, Goshawk and Peacock butterfly

British Steel Hide

Large groups of waders where seen at high tide today including 127 curlew, 111 black-tailed godwit and 4 knot and 2 dunlin. 65 lapwing including 29 juveniles have been seen regularly on the Dafen scrapes. Two spoonbill have returned to feed on the saline lagoons as well as 35 little egret. Two female garganey have been seen regularly from the Goodalls hide.

Millennium Wetlands

New kingfishers perches have been put out in front of the Peter Scott hide which has encouraged them to spend time in front of the hide fishing. Little grebe families have started to show up around the reserve. Teal and shoveler numbers have started to increase in number around the reserve. Large groups of black-tailed godwit continue to show well in the afternoons from the Herons wing hide. Goshawk was seen hunting near vole city on Thursday. Goldcrests and treecreeper have been heard singing on the northern loop.

A wide variety of butterfly's have been seen around the reserve including, peacock, red admiral, painted lady, gatekeepers and meadow brown.

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