Saul Warth     This morning between Hock Ditch and Hock Cliff a WATER PIPIT and a Common Sandpiper. Also 316 Curlews before high tide. (Eric Palmer).

Lower Rea An adult and a juvenile WHOOPER SWAN still this morning at 9:50am on Corn Ham, Minsterworth viewed from the benches at Lower Rea across the river at SO 80412 15648. Also 110 Pintails, 50 Shovelers, 30 Wigeon, two Gadwalls and five Shelducks, 60 Lapwings and four Cormorants. A male Stonechat again near Rea Bridge. (Paul Masters/Steve Pullen).

Stonechat by Steve Pullen

Frampton    76 Curlews and two Redshanks on Splatt flashes at high tide this morning and six Snipe and two Water Rails in the reed bed. (Gordon Hodgson).

Winchcombe     At Lynes Barn this morning 70 Fieldfares, 40 Redwings, 20 Chaffinches, two Red Kites and a Skylark. (Dave Clarke).

Upper Coberley     At New Farm near Upper Coberley this morning a large flock of finches including at least ten Bramblings. Also a minimum of 15 Ravens. (Duncan Dine).

Gloucester    Up to 50000 Starlings gathering to roost at Sudmeadow this evening. (Andy Jayne). At Lansdown Road six Lesser Redpolls again feeding on a silver birch. (Laurence Lucas).

Woodmancote     At mid-morning a Red Kite over the lower slopes of Nottingham Hill on the Woodmancote side. Also Ravens over many times a week. (Mark Forknall).

Tewkesbury     At the Cemetery a confiding Goldcrest feeding on spiders within the railings adjacent to Abbott’s Walk and a female Peregrine cruising through. (Les Ditchburn).