Best places for bird watching in Pembrokeshire?

I'm not familiar with Pembrokeshire, only having driven there an back in a day for work. So, a search for RSPB Reserves drew a blank, but if I'm wrong, someone will correct me.

A search on Wales Wildlife Trusts, and he following Google link should show you three coastal and four inland.

wales wildlife trust map - Google Maps

I was there a few weeks ago, although not the Pembroke area. I found these websites quite useful: fatbirder.com/.../ & pembsbirds.blogspot.com/.../birding-sites_77.html

The elegug stacks are about 15 mins drive away from Pembroke and are supposedly a good place to view seabird colonies. To get there requires going through MOD land so you'll need to check that they aren't using the area for live firing on the day you go (I think in July it's only accessible on weekends). Aside from that, the entire coastline is really good, with plenty of stonechat, wheatear, rock and meadow pipits etc. Choughs are relatively widespread along the coastline so to see those I'd just recommend picking a bit of coastline within the National Park and walking it.

Thanks for the links, I'll check them out. That's a pain about the MOD land, it'll be on a Monday that we go but I'll double check whether it's accessible.