Gloucester The male BLACK REDSTART still at Gloucester Cathedral today. (Josh Adamms).
Alvington Belated news of a Goshawk over Clanna Country Park on Saturday afternoon (23rd). (Paul Woolams).

Goshawk by Paul Woolams
Frampton At Splatt Bridge this morning two Little Grebes on the canal, 60 Golden Plovers and 120 Lapwings flew S, a Stonechat and four Snipe in the reed bed. (Gordon Hodgson).
Fairford A LESSER SPOTTED WOODPECKER in Cinder Lane this afternoon. (Dr Paul Tubb).
WWT Slimbridge The juvenile GLAUCOUS GULL flew S through the Trust today. (Slimbridge Sightings).
Forest of Dean Around Woorgreens/Crabtree Hill 20+ Redwings, 60+ Linnets, 3-4 Lesser Redpolls and a Stonechat. (Geoff Fawcett). This afternoon a Woodcock in Bearfoot Wood, high on May Hill. (Rob Guest).
Bullo Pill This afternoon a Hawfinch, a Kingfisher, a Goosander and two Mandarins. (Lewis Thomson).
Quedgeley A pair of Stonechats in the first field on the left after Rea Bridge this morning. (MK).
Stonehouse From Pike Bridge to the Ocean 40+ Redwings and Fieldfares, two Great Spotted Woodpeckers, a Little Grebe and a Kingfisher. From the Ocean to the Sewage Works 5+ Siskins, four Grey Herons, a Grey Wagtail with a flock of Pied Wagtails and a Sparrowhawk. From the Sewage Works to Eastington along the River Frome seven Chiffchaffs (1 ringed) and a female Stonechat. (Bob Hindle). A Grey Wagtail and a Chiffchaff at Ryeford bridge. A Kingfisher on the canal. Also a Buzzard, an adult Cormorant over and two adults and a juvenile on a pylon, a Goldcrest, a Treecreeper and a Great Spotted Woodpecker drumming. (Paul Sutton).
Churchdown A Red-legged Partridge in a field at the SW end of Frog Furlong Lane, Innsworth and 30+ Chaffinches. (Richard Badley).
Stroud A Lesser Redpoll on a birch in the garden in central Stroud this afternoon. (David Withington).
Cotswold Water Park West At Shorncote 15 Lapwings flew up from field by the sewage plant at 3:30pm. Later at 4:30 pm 100 Lapwings circled this field before continuing W. Also two Little Egrets and a Kestrel. (Bruce Kettle).
Ampney Crucis A male Yellowhammer, a Great Spotted Woodpecker and three Fieldfares today. (Liz & Colin Kilpatrick).