Monthly Archives: December 2016

Stow-on-the-Wold     The BLUE ROCK THRUSH of unknown origin still present today in Fishers Close and surrounding streets and showing well at 11am. Strictly no parking in Fishers Close, there is a public car park near the Bell pub 5 minutes walk … Continue reading →

Stow-on-the-Wold     The BLUE ROCK THRUSH of unknown origin still present today in Fishers Close and surrounding streets and showing well but not until 11:45am following a foggy start. Strictly no parking in Fishers Close, there is a public car park near … Continue reading →

Stow-on-the-Wold     The BLUE ROCK THRUSH of unknown origin still present today in Fishers Close and surrounding streets and showing well. Strictly no parking in Fishers Close, there is a public car park near the Bell pub 5 minutes walk away or … Continue reading →

Stow-on-the-Wold     A BLUE ROCK THRUSH of unknown origin still present today in Fishers Close and surrounding streets and showing well. Strictly no parking in Fishers Close, there is a public car park near the Bell pub 5 minutes walk away … Continue reading →

Stow-on-the-Wold     A BLUE ROCK THRUSH of unknown origin in Fishers Close present for about a week. (Keith Jennings). Strictly no parking in Fishers Close, there is a public car park near the Bell pub 5 minutes walk away or find … Continue reading →

Hawling     A GREAT GREY SHRIKE in the hedgerow by the side of the main road to Bourton-on-the-Water, at the second turn off to Hawling. It caught a female Yellowhammer and flew with it across the field to hawthorn bushes. After  … Continue reading →

 Merry Christmas! Cinderford     Three WAXWINGS at 12:30pm and an adult male BLACK REDSTART again today at Valley Road. (Piers Suckling). Forest of Dean     The GREAT GREY SHRIKE still on Crabtree Hill this morning at 10:30am last seen heading towards Drybrook … Continue reading →

Arlingham     The RICHARD’S PIPIT still today but mobile at SO719117 in a small, narrow, rough field on the edge of the river with a small, mistletoe-covered hawthorn in the middle of it. (Steve Preddy). Cinderford     An adult male BLACK REDSTART again … Continue reading →

Arlingham     The RICHARD’S PIPIT still today but flighty at SO719117 in a small, narrow, rough field on the edge of the river with a small, mistletoe-covered hawthorn in the middle of it. (Ben Macdonald). Twyning     A GREAT WHITE EGRET beside … Continue reading →

Coombe Hill Meadows     The DUSKY WARBLER by the canal early morning until c9:45am, then flew across canal and not relocated. Also a Water Rail in the canal reeds. (Jon Mercer). Pic by Jon. Arlingham     The RICHARD’S PIPIT still today at … Continue reading →