Stinchcombe Hill     A Wheatear, four Crossbills, a Tree Pipit, a Siskin and seven Ravens this morning. (James Robinson).

Sharpness     At the picnic site clump this morning, a Redstart, a Whitethroat and a Garden Warbler. (Geoff Moyser).

Frampton     From Splatt Bridge a Marsh Harrier, a Hobby, a Wheatear and a Green Sandpiper. (Gordon Hodgson).

Saul Warth      This morning five Wheatears, two Whinchats, two Stonechats, two Redstarts, 11 Yellow Wagtails, 27 Meadow Pipits, a Lesser Whitethroat, 21 Black-tailed Godwits, a Bar-tailed Godwit, a Greenshank and a Redshank. (Gordon Hodgson/Ken Burrows). At high tide 100+ Curlews, 10+ Ringed Plovers, three Knot, a Whimbrel, a Little Egret, two Kestrels, a Hobby, two Buzzards, a distant female Marsh Harrier, a Blackcap, two Chiffchaffs, one singing and two Bullfinches, unusual here. Also Common Darter, a Brown Hawker and Migrant Hawkers. (MK).

Quedgeley    A Hobby over The Causeway this afternoon. (Jeremy Squire).

Breadstone     At least two Spotted Flycatchers in woodland near Breadstone. (Mike Davis).

Purton     A Raven and 12 Black-tailed Godwits today. (Mike Davis).

Coombe Hill Meadows     A Little Grebe, a Sparrowhawk, a Green Sandpiper, a Hobby, 100+ House Martins, two Lesser Whitethroats, a Spotted Flycatcher, five Redstarts, eight Whinchats, a Wheatear and five Yellow Wagtails today. (Andy Jayne).

Halmore    A family of at least five Spotted Flycatchers, adults and young, working the oaks this morning SO695025. Also two Nuthatches. (Chris Newton).

Spotted Flycatcher by Chris Newton

Forest of Dean     Two Peregrines circling and calling over Coleford this afternoon. (Geoff Fawcett).

Upper Swell    A Little Egret fishing in the River Dikler upstream of the road bridge at Upper Swell at 2pm today. (Harvey Sherwood).

Ashleworth Ham     This evening birds included four Teal, 37 Mallards, two Gadwalls, a Shelduck, a Shoveler, two Mute Swans, a Greylag, two Grey Herons, a Little Egret, two Stock Doves, 51+ House Martins, a Sand Martin and a Chiffchaff. Also a Roe Deer. (John Fletcher).