Frampton pools     82 Cattle Egrets and a Little Egret roosted at Court Lake this evening. (Nick Goatman).

Daglingworth     Over 100 Golden Plovers and 15 Lapwings in fields at Wellhill this morning. Also large numbers of Redwing over, seven Fieldfares and four Stonechats. (Andrew Morrison).

Fairford     A Green Sandpiper on the River Coln then flew off N up the river. Also two Little Egrets. (Jonathan Stebbing).

Nailsworth     220 Redwings, mainly flying S, and 300+ Woodpigeons between 8:35-9am. (Terry Grant).

WWT Slimbridge     A drake GREATER SCAUP on the Top New Piece from Zeiss hide from 12:50pm until 4pm at least. (Martin McGill).

Nailsworth     A fog-bound flock of 1000+ Woodpigeons flew S just before 6pm, then 200 Redwings flew W. (Terry Grant).

Saul Warth     190 Avocets, 150 Curlews, a Little Egret, a Cattle Egret, a Great White Egret, six Grey Herons, nine Cormorants, the escaped Greater Flamingo, 37 Meadow Pipits, 10+ Skylarks, 50 Goldfinches, ten Greenfinches, four Stonechats, first Redwing, a Mistle Thrush, a male House Sparrow, scarce here, five Chiffchaffs and five Reed Buntings. (MK).

Meadow Pipit by Mike King

Gossington     Visible migration today included 193 Redwings, 41 Fieldfares, 37 Golden Plovers, three White-fronted Geese over this evening (a patch tick), three Kestrels, four Buzzards and a pair of Siskins dropped in to feed. (Harrison Rowsell).

WWT Slimbridge     A Jack Snipe from the Willow/Knott hide today. (Ian Hull).

Coombe Hill Meadows     A Red Kite, two Kestrels, two Ravens, 22+ Redwings, a Fieldfare, 12+ Linnets, 6+ Goldfinches, two Stonechats, 8+ Long-tailed Tits, two Reed Buntings, 10+ Clouded Yellow butterflies, three Migrant Hawkers and 8+ Common Darters. (Paul Clark).

Cotswold Water Park West    16 Fieldfares and 22 Redwings at Shorncote between 10:30am-12 noon. (Jon Mercer).

Highnam Woods     At lunchtime three Marsh Tits, four Treecreepers, a Jay, two Ravens, five Goldcrests and three Nuthatches. (Nige Sluman).

Wotton-Under-Edge     A Marsh Tit with Chaffinches, Dunnocks and Robins this morning along the Cotswold Way at Wortley Hill. (Mike Fisher).

Painswick     This morning 8-10am visual passage of over 1000 Redwings and Fieldfares in flocks of 50 to 90 birds, viewed from above Catbrain Quarry. Also three Red Kites, a Buzzard, three Linnets and a Skylark. (John Fletcher).

Nailsworth     A heavy movement this morning with thousands of birds passing Windsoredge in the space of 50 minutes, 7:40-8:30am 2650+ Woodpigeons and 11 Golden Plovers flew S, 1520+ Redwings and 110+ Fieldfares flying around, mainly moving N. (Terry Grant).

Kingscote     300+ Golden Plovers and three Red Kites today. (Terry Grant).

Elmore Court    100+Redwings in several flocks over the rewilding area, most heading W. Also eight Stonechats and 50+ Redwings over Elmore Back. (Steve Pullen).

Halmore     Around the woods today birds included at least 100+ Redwings in groups of up to 20, a hunting female Sparrowhawk, three Red Kites, a Siskin, two Nuthatches, two male Bullfinches, a Green Woodpecker, a ringed Cetti’s Warbler, a Common Tern and two unringed Common Cranes over. (Chris Newton).

Common Tern by Chris Newton

Cetti’s Warbler by Chris Newton

Common Crane by Chris Newton

Uley     A FIELDFARE on Uley Bury this morning. (Richard Baatsen).

WWT Slimbridge    Two WHITE-FRONTED GEESE dropped into the Dumbles at 8:50am. Also 664 Golden Plovers. (Ian Ralphs).

Coombe Hill Meadows     This morning two Buzzards, two Red Kites, a Kestrel, two Ravens, a Green Woodpecker, a Great Spotted Woodpecker, three Grey Herons, three Stonechats, 10+ Reed Buntings, 20+ Linnets, a Chiffchaff, a Lapwing, three Roe Deer and still 20+ Clouded Yellow butterflies. (Paul Clark).

WWT Slimbridge     A LEACH’S PETREL off of Middle Point going down on the ebb tide this morning. (Martin McGill/Ian Hull).

Saul Warth     At high tide, 200+Dunlins, 28 Grey Plovers, 17 Golden Plovers, a Lapwing, 70+Curlews, the escaped Greater Flamingo still, 100+ Shelducks, 14 Skylarks, six Meadow Pipits and two Reed Buntings. Also a Clouded Yellow in the horse paddock and three Cattle Egrets in with the Jersey cattle over the road from the ditch. (Steve Pullen).

Frampton pools   A first winter male Goldeneye on the sailing lake this afternoon. This evening on Court Lake 80 Cattle Egrets, two Great White Egrets, five Little Egrets, four Grey Herons, two Pochards, 14 Tufted Ducks, 26 Teal, 34 Shovelers, four Wigeon and a Green Sandpiper. (Nick Goatman).

Cirencester     At Abbey Home Farm three adult Yellow-legged Gulls and a German and a Scottish colour-ringed Lesser Black-backed Gull enjoying some pig feed. (Tate Lloyd).

Coombe Hill Meadows     This morning 3+ Buzzards, a Red Kite, two Kestrels, 3+ Ravens, a Green Woodpecker, two Great Spotted Woodpeckers, five Redwings, a Fieldfare, 6+ Reed Buntings, 12+ Linnets, two Skylarks, two Meadow Pipits, two Bullfinches, four Stonechats, 25+ Clouded Yellows, 10+ Willow Emerald damselflies and 6+ Migrant Hawkers. (Paul Clark).

Tuffley     A Hobby over at 6pm. (Mark Hobson).

Longlevens     A Raven in flight, croaking, over Cheltenham Road this afternoon. (Mike Smart).

Uley     A Wheatear, two Red Kites, two Buzzards and a Kestrel on Uley Bury this morning. (Richard Baatsen).

Frampton pools     A Hobby and 70 Cattle Egrets on Court Lake this evening. (Nick Goatman).

WWT Slimbridge     From Middle Point this morning 213 Golden Plovers, 55 Grey Plovers, five Ruff, a Redshank, three Knots, two Bar-tailed Godwits, 350 Dunlins, 20 Ringed Plovers, 120 Avocets, five Sanderlings, 250 Curlews and the escaped Greater Flamingo. (Ian Ralphs). Seven Spotted Redshanks on the Rushy today. (Terry Stevenson).

Bishops Cleeve     This morning on Nottingham Hill two Kestrels hunting, a young Peregrine briefly, a Buzzard, and a Red Kite buzzed by a Sparrowhawk. (Neil Pryce-Jones).

WWT Slimbridge     A Curlew Sandpiper from Middle Point at 9am. Three Little Stints on the Top New Piece. (Ian Ralphs). A BITTERN from Zeiss hide at 1:20pm. (Les Ditchburn).

Fairford     A Ring-necked Parakeet flew over Fairford W to E at 4:45 pm. (Richard Morgan).