Frampton A GREAT WHITE EGRET on the pond on Rosamund’s Green by the Three Horseshoes until 3:30pm at least. (Paul Davies).

Great White Egret by Paul Davies

Great White Egret by Paul Davies
Frampton pools A Whimbrel with nine Curlews over, two Hobbies, two Reed Warblers, a Shoveler, 12 Tufted Ducks, four Little Grebes, two Sand Martins, four House Martins and two Swallows this evening. (Nick Goatman).
Saul Warth At high tide 192+ Curlews, four Bar-tailed Godwits, ten Knot, five Little Egrets, five Pintails, a female Stonechat, 3+ Chiffchaffs, a Willow Warbler, male and juvenile Blackcap. Also first Small Coppers, a Brown Hawker, Migrant Hawkers, an Emperor and Common Darters. (MK).
Netheridge Farm At the Barn Owl Centre this morning six Siskins S, two singing Cetti’s Warbler and 13 Swallows. (Mark Hobson).
Ebley Two Hobbies over the garden at 1:20pm. (Martin Greenish).
Selsley Common/Penn Wood Two Spotted Flycatchers, eight Mistle Thrushes, c15-20 Siskins and a juvenile Hobby today. (Duerden Cormack).
Cleeve Hill Large feeding flocks of finches and bunting on unharvested wheat crop at West Down c200 Goldfinches, 30 Corn Buntings, several Linnets and a Redstart. (Harvey Sherwood).
Lydney Harbour At high tide this morning two Bar-headed Geese, also at least six Wheatears further W along the shoreline among the sea defence boulders. (Mike Ingleby).
Tewkesbury Two Grey Wagtails and c6 Siskins at Tewkesbury Nature Reserve this morning. (Pete Long).
Minchinhampton Common 40+ Robins this morning. (Terry Grant).
Selsley Common A Wheatear and 80+ Swallows this afternoon. (Terry Grant).
Nailsworth A stag Roebuck in the garden today. (Terry Grant).

Roe Deer by Terry Grant
Toadsmoor Valley On the large lake a Water Rail heard and a Kingfisher, a Sedge Warbler and three Reed Buntings. In the valley woodland birds included five Buzzards, a male Sparrowhawk, seven Collared Doves, five Bullfinches, a Treecreeper and three Goldcrests. Two Greenfinches and a Mistle Thrush at Bisley. In the garden at Bussage a Painted Lady today. (Mike Cook).
Winchcombe A juvenile Sparrowhawk hit the lounge window; stunned but recovered and flew off after a few minutes today. (Peter Rodgers).