Cotswold Water Park West     The YELLOW-BROWED WARBLER at Lower Mill still at Pit 44 this morning. (Simon Gathercole).

Westbury-on-Severn     The YELLOW-BROWED WARBLER at Westbury Sewage works again at SO716133 this morning. Also a Chiffchaff and two Goldcrests. (Edward Betteridge).

Forest Of Dean     Two Goshawks at New Fancy though both distant, also Siskin and Crossbill. 19 Mandarins (12 drakes) at Cannop ponds. Also an Adder and a Common Lizard today. (Edward Betteridge). A female LESSER SPOTTED WOODPECKER at Nagshead again today. Also a Goshawk, two Buzzards and 1-2 Great Spotted Woodpeckers. (Robert Daw). Pics by Rob.

Symonds Yat     From Yat Rock viewpoint today the Peregrine pair, eight Buzzards, a Goshawk, two Sparrowhawks (1m,1f), a Grey Heron, two Stock Doves, three Goosanders, a Brambling, a pair of Kingfishers, a Great Spotted Woodpecker, a Hawfinch, a calling Tawny Owl, two Red Kites and a Goldcrest. Other sightings included three Fallow Deer, a Bank Vole and Red Admiral butterflies. (Chris & Phil Andrews).

Stinchcombe Hill    Siskins and Linnets on the move over the Hill first thing this morning. A few Bramblings still around the golf club and eight Mistle Thrushes and 20 Common Gulls on the grassland. (James Robinson).

Aylburton Warth/Guscar Rocks     Nine Canada Geese, 24 Shelducks, 98 Wigeon, 160 Teal, 11 Mallards, four Grey Herons, a Cormorant, a pair of Oystercatchers, 77 Lapwings, 81 Golden Plovers, 204 Dunlins, five Black-tailed Godwits, 365 Curlews, 39 Redshanks, 50 Common Gulls, a Buzzard, at least five singing Skylarks, a Rock Pipit, at least ten Meadow Pipits, a Raven and two singing Reed Buntings. (Mike Smart/Barrie Mills).

Gloucester    Three Reed Buntings at Plock Court pond today, also a Grey Wagtail, a few Redwings in the park and a Little Egret. (Susan Payne).

Edge     At Rudge Hill N.N.R. late afternoon 47 Redwings, a Chiffchaff, a Kestrel, a Green Woodpecker, a pair of Long-tailed Tits mating, two Song Thrushes, 65 Jackdaws and a Roe Deer. (John Fletcher).

Halmore     Garden sightings included a male and female Reed Bunting, a Marsh Tit, a male Blackcap, a Song Thrush, a Mistle Thrush, a Green Woodpecker and two Nuthatches. Also a Red Admiral butterfly. (Chris Newton).