WWT Slimbridge A TWITE with a Linnet flock on the Dumbles scrape viewed from Holden Tower from 12:15pm for about an hour only. No further sign by 4pm. (Martin McGill).
Cotswold Water Park West The YELLOW-BROWED WARBLER still at Lower Mill by the stream near Pit 44 until 11am until it was spooked by a Sparrowhawk at not seen again by 12:30pm. (Mark Coller/Nick Truby).
Cotswold Water Park East The redhead SMEW still on Pit 114 this morning. (Dot Jones). The female SCAUP still on Pit 132 today. c700 Lapwings and c200 Golden Plovers in a field N of Kempsford to the A419 road E of the lights. (Richard Williams).
Cotswolds Still two Grey Partridges at Nordown Farm off Whiteway near North Cerney SP0296208985. (Ian Hayes). At Daglingworth a Green Sandpiper on the River Dunt this morning. (Andrew Morrison).
Forest of Dean 16 Goosanders, a pair of Stonechats, Redwings, Coal Tits and Marsh Tits in the Speech House Hotel area. Eight Crossbills, a LESSER SPOTTED WOODPECKER, a Jay, a Raven and Chaffinches around the Parkend area. (Chris Rodell).
Frampton pools A juvenile male Goldeneye on the Sailing Lake and an adult male Goldeneye on Court Lake, a Great White Egret, seven Shovelers, 25 Gadwalls, 59 Tufted Ducks, 15 Teal, 277 Coots, two Green Sandpipers, five Lapwings, 350+ Chaffinches, 15 Reed Buntings, eight Skylarks, 100+ Redwings, 20+ Fieldfares and seven Song Thrushes. (Nick Goatman).
Berkeley shore A Rock Pipit, four Meadow Pipits and 24 Shelducks this morning. (Les Ditchburn).
Nailsworth A very showy Water Rail in the stream at Ruskin Mill today. (Terry Grant).
Gloucester A female Sparrowhawk in the garden today in Abbeydale. (Lorraine Besent).
Cirencester 14 Yellowhammers in the garden at Stratton today. (Ken Cservenka).
Aylburton Warth/Guscar Rocks WeBS count today included 14 Greylags, a Canada Goose, 41 Shelducks, 149 Wigeon, 102 Teal, five Mallards, 35 Lapwings, two Snipe, 50 Dunlins, 22 Redshanks, 388 Curlews and a Meadow Pipit. (Mike Smart/Barrie Mills).
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