the most powerful #Celtic clans of #Wales, historically the House of Dinefwr / Clan Dinefwr stands out. They trace back to Hywel Dda (Hywel the Good, 10th century), who became King of Deheubarth and eventually ruled most of Wales

Clan #Dinefwr
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Wigeon chillin on the edge of a lake

A male pintail on the water

Shoveller ducks on the lake

A "spring" of Teal chillin on the lake

So beautiful to see and hear plenty of wildfowl on the lakes at #Dinefwr yesterday. Pintails, teal, shovellers, wigeon, gadwall, a heron, a little egret, moorhens, coots, mallards.
A bit too distant for decent pics. 🤷‍♀️

Head of a fallow stag looking from its resting place behind a moss-clothed tree trunk. Good antlers!

Male fallow deer lying together

The fallow deer herd looking very calm and rested at #Dinefwr park yesterday.

This looked far too pretty to be Jelly Rot but maybe it's in the first flush of youth? 😄
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For #ThickTrunkTuesday I'm posting this rather pretty photo of the sun coming through the trees, taken in #Dinefwr @nationaltrust.org.uk in #Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Join us for our first CAA #Cambrians Walk and Talk of 2025. Come and learn all about #Dinefwr - a jewel of a landscape spanning 2,000 years!
📍 Dinefwr Castle, Roman Fort and Historic Parkland
📝 Saturday 10 May
🗣Gwilym Hughes
⏰2pm - 4.30pm

More info and booking: cambrians.org.uk/walks-and-ta...

A really interesting and insightful trustees planning day with WTSWW followed by a walk around by #Dinefwr castle, castle woods and #Llandyfeisant church. The views from the castle were fantastic stretching across much of the #Towy valley and beyond.