Reserve operator
Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales
Explore 4 birding guides for places operated by Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales, with seasonal birds, visitor arrangements and practical routes.
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Skomer Island
Puffins near burrows, crowded auk ledges and Manx Shearwaters at sea make Skomer a special Pembrokeshire island visit.
Plan this visit →Wales · Winter wildfowl and Starlings · spring and summer warblers · rewarding year-roundTeifi Marshes Nature Reserve
A 107-hectare wetland beside the lower River Teifi, where pools, reedbeds, carr woodland, pasture and tidal mudbanks bring winter Teal, Wigeon, Snipe and Lapwing, breeding Reed, Sedge and Cetti's Warblers, regular Kingfisher activity and occasional Otter encounters. Winter flooding can also draw Water Rails and a large Starling roost, with Peregrines hunting over the marsh.
Plan this visit →Wales · Spring Lapwings · summer meadow birds · winter ducks and SnipeParc Slip Nature Reserve
A former opencast site now supports a mosaic of pools, pasture and woodland. Spring Lapwings around the Northern Wetlands and winter wildfowl give a focused birding visit its purpose.
Plan this visit →Wales · Spring and autumn passage; seasonal breeding and winter birdsSkokholm Island
Puffins, Manx shearwaters, Storm petrels, Razorbills
Plan this visit →Official visitor information
Social preview photograph: Atlantic Puffins beside a burrow on Skomer Island. BirdingInSpain / Wikimedia Commons (resized and converted to WebP) · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and converted for the preview.
