Frampton/Saul Warth/WWT Slimbridge     A GLOSSY IBIS at 6:55am seen by a local in the field by Frampton church. Then seen flying towards Saul Warth at 7:20am. (Steve Pullen). Relocated on the Warth at 8:20am, it circled around the Warth with three Grey Herons and three Little Egrets, then it flew S towards Splatt flashes at 8:30am. (MK). It returned to the Warth at 8:55am. (MK/Paul Masters). Then reported flying from the Tack Piece to the Rushy at 9:23am. (Slimbridge Sightings). The next report was at 2:45pm flying from Splatt towards WWT. (Chris Jones). Finally reported on the Tack Piece at 4pm in the far right channel in a small bay. (Dan Fletcher).

Glossy Ibis by Steve Pullen

“Glossy Ibis with Little Egrets and Grey Herons by Mike King

WWT Slimbridge     The male WHITE-SPOTTED BLUETHROAT singing at Middle Point again today and showing well. (Steve Money).

Bluethroat by Steve Money

Bluethroat by Steve Money

Forest of Dean    At 9pm, c15 Swifts high up over the hills N of Lydbrook, the first seen this year from the garden. Also a Garden Tiger moth. (Chris Sullivan).

Guscar Rocks     This morning 120 Curlews came to roost, 18 adult Shelducks, two Oystercatchers, a Redshank and a Raven. (Mike Smart).