Cotswold Water Park East    At Pit 132 five Green Sandpipers, two Common Sandpipers, five Little Ringed Plovers, two Great White Egrets, nine Little Egrets, a Snipe, a Black-tailed Godwits, an Oystercatcher, two Little Owls, two Reed Warblers, a Whitethroat and a family of Long-tailed Tits. At Pit 111a a Red Crested Pochard. (Eric Harris).

WWT Slimbridge     Three Great White Egrets from Zeiss hide. On the Rushy seven Green Sandpipers, five Black-tailed Godwits, a Spotted Redshank and a Mediterranean Gull. (Ian Hull). At 4pm a Kingfisher flew through the Rushy. (Les Ditchburn).

Kings Stanley     29 Swifts screeching overhead in a south westerly direction this morning. (Simon Spedding).

Winchcombe     A Red Kite at Langley Hill this morning. (Phil Cull).

Edge     At Rudge Hill NNR this afternoon five Meadow Pipits, two adults collecting insects and at least three juveniles heard calling from the grass, four Willow Warblers (2 juvs), three Chiffchaffs, two Buzzard and a Mistle Thrush. Also Chalkhill Blue, Brown Argus, Brimstone, Small Blue, Red Admiral and Peacock butterflies and Six-spotted Burnet moths. (John Fletcher).

Brown Argus by John Fletcher