The long period of hot and dry weather that has affected Wales in recent weeks has left its mark on local rivers, with serious consequences for wildlife in the Llanybydder area. The River Duar, which flows into the River Teifi on the outskirts of Llanybydder village near the village rugby field behind the Dunbia meat processing plant, has now almost completely dried up.
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The long period of hot and dry weather that has affected Wales in recent weeks has left its mark on local rivers, with serious consequences for wildlife in the Llanybydder area. The River Duar, which flows into the River Teifi on the outskirts of Llanybydder village near the village rugby field behind the Dunbia meat processing plant, has now almost completely dried up.