Frampton A singing WILLOW WARBLER in lakeside willows near the park gates on the Perrway this morning. Also 150+ Sand Martins on the Sailing Lake. (Roy Bircher). A SHORT-EARED OWL hunting in the sunshine this afternoon viewed from Splatt Bridge.
The GREAT WHITE EGRET still at Court Lake this morning. (Roy Widgery). This evening four CATTLE EGRETS and the GREAT WHITE EGRET in Court Lake roost, three Sand Martins, a pair of Shelducks and two Tawny Owls. (Nick Goatman).
Saul Five CATTLE EGRETS in willows at Saul Lodge pond today. (Roy Widgery).
WWT Slimbridge A pair of GARGANEYS still on South Lake, also two Ringed Plovers and a Little Ringed Plover from Holden Tower today. (Slimbridge Sightings).
Ashleworth Ham The drake GREEN-WINGED TEAL still, 12 Pintails and a Sand Martin. The male Garganey also reported as still present. (Mark Coller).
Shab Hill A male Wheatear with 21 Meadow Pipits and a few Linnets today. (John Miles).
Stroud A Chiffchaff in a garden near Stroud College this morning. (David Withington).
Hawling The GREAT GREY SHRIKE still at SP053218 today. (Vanda Bennett).
Minsterworth Ham Two Shelducks, a Little Ringed Plover, a Green Sandpiper, three Snipe and three Ravens today. (Andy Jayne).
Horsley Near Horsley recycling centre a mixed flock of finches c600-700 strong, mainly Chaffinches, Goldfinches and Linnets but also several Bramblings, 30+ Yellowhammers and at least ten Corn Buntings. (Michael Cook).
Bussage At Toadsmoor Woods two male Nuthatches displaying early this morning,a female nearby, a Treecreeper, two singing Chiffchaffs, three Jays, a Kingfisher and a pair of Tufted Ducks on the large lake. (Michael Cook).
Coombe Hill Meadows A Dunlin, 24 Black-tailed Godwits, two Oystercatchers and a male Yellowhammer this morning. (Ian Hull).
Winchcombe Chiffchaffs singing on Langley Road and next to Corndean Hall today. (Stuart Galey).
Cleeve Hill Meadow Pipits singing on the common today. (Stuart Galey).
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