WWT Slimbridge A WOOD SANDPIPER on the Tack Piece and the Spotted Redshank on South Lake today. (David Creber/James Robinson).
Painswick Beacon 3310 Swifts flew SW between 6am and 11am this morning. Also 12 Crossbills, four Swallows and two Sand Martins over and three Buzzards, three Ravens and a Red Kite circling around. (John Fleming).
Walmore Common A male and a juvenile Stonechat, plenty of Reed buntings and Sedge Warblers, Grey Herons, a Kestrel and a Fox. (Rachel Thomas).
Breadstone A family of four Spotted Flycatchers in the woods this morning. (Brian Kings).
Berkeley shore This evening at Severn House Farm, a Common Sandpiper by the pill.(Brian Kings).
Halmore area Two Goshawks, two Buzzards, a female Sparrowhawk, three Ravens, four Spotted Flycatchers, three Swifts, two Swallows, two Goldcrests, a Willow Warbler and several Chiffchaffs. Also a Purple Hairstreak, a Comma and a male Brimstone. (Chris Newton).
Frampton At Court Lake this morning a Common Sandpiper, three Common Terns, the Ross’s Goose with the Barnacle Geese. Also Black-tailed Skimmers, Ruddy Darters and Emperors along the reedy foreshore. (Paul Sutton). Also a Hobby this morning. (Nick Goatman/Oliver Paisey).

Ross’s Goose with Barnacle Goose by Paul Sutton
Sapperton A Marsh Tit in Cirencester Park this morning. (MK).

Marsh Tit by Mike King
Bishops Cleeve A Hobby chasing House Martins over the house and a juvenile Green Woodpecker in the garden today. (Dawn Ballinger).
Eastleach Martin Four Corn Buntings today (3 singing males and a female) along the fields to the N of Eastleach Martin at SP20430746. (Martine & Pete Fenn).

Corn Bunting by Pete Fenn
Aylburton Warth 17 Shelducks, two Mallards, a Grey Heron, a Little Egret, seven Oystercatchers, a Dunlin, 422 Curlews, a Whimbrel, a Greenshank, 20 Redshanks, 15 Swallows, two singing Reed Warblers and a singing Reed Bunting. (Mike Smart).
Forest of Dean This afternoon the first Meadow Brown at Forge Hill, Lydbrook. (Chris Sullivan).
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