There are six or seven hides dotted around the centre overlooking different habitats,this one is the Kingfisher hide,maybe someone should tell him.

The first time I looked round the Kingfisher pool I didn't actually see this chap.I watched him for ages trying to get a shot of him in flight.Whilst I concentrated on the Swans he decided to fly to the other side of the pond. grr.

Could not resist this one as the reflection looks like an "O"

Not sure what this chap is(sure someone can let us know)he was making a lot of noise and flitting from reed to reed,made it difficult to get a photo as the camera kept focusing on the reeds.

I saw damselflies whilst walking around but these looked different and didn't fly of as soon as you got closer.Also on my first walk around I went quite fast the next time I went a lot slower and kept stopping to watch and listen and I noticed a lot more things to photo.

As I stopped and looked around this chap landed on the bushes above me and was nice enough to stay put whilst I zoomed and snapped him. Goldfinch I believe(fingers crossed)

The other residents on the pool seem to put up with each other,except,whilst I was adjusting some settings on my camera after taking this shot one of the Swans seem to take offence with a Mallard and chased him across the pool.

I will let the swan wrap up this trip round the Welsh Wildlife Centre, here he is giving everybody a wave.