Fairford      The OSPREY still in the Fairford area today. (Richard Tyler).

Osprey by Richard Tyler

Frampton     A Garden Warbler this morning, just south of Saul Lodge. Also a Stoat took a Woodpigeon high in the hedgerow. (Gordon Hodgson).

Saul Warth     Early morning four Grey Herons, two Little Egrets, 25 Curlews, an Avocet, three Kestrels, a Hobby through N, 15 Pied Wagtails, 70 Goldfinches, six Chiffchaffs, four Blackcaps, a Whitethroat, 19 Swallows and a Muntjac at Fretherne Bridge. (MK).

Whitethroat by Mike King

Purton     A Greenshank, a Cattle Egret, Grey and Yellow Wagtails, a Spotted Flycatcher, 100 Swallows and three Sand Martins this morning. (Francis Steuck).

Slimbridge     A Whinchat along Moorend Lane this morning. (Francis Steuck).

WWT Slimbridge     A BITTERN at lunchtime from Van de Bovenkamp hide. A Garganey and a Snipe from Martin Smith hide. (Martin Price). Around the grounds a SPOONBILL, a Hobby, two Marsh Harriers and a Whinchat. Also a WATER SHREW on the Safari.  (Jeanne Vitkovskis/Dot Jones/Mike Davis).

Halmore     In the woods today a large fall of Spotted Flycatchers with many juveniles, many Chiffchaffs with 1-2 Willow Warblers, several Blackcaps, many Goldfinches, two Chaffinches, a Greenfinch, two Treecreepers, two Nuthatches, several Goldcrests, adult and juvenile Great Spotted Woodpeckers, several Green Woodpeckers, two Jays, a Raven, a Goshawk and two Buzzards over and a Sparrowhawk hunting the Flycatchers. (Chris Newton).

Spotted Flycatcher by Chris Newton

Elmore Court     In the rewilding area late afternoon today, the Great White Egret still, six Little Egrets, a Grey Heron, three Green Sandpipers and four Teal. Also seven Greylags over and a Roebuck. (Steve Pullen).

Coombe Hill Meadows     A Great White Egret, a Greenshank, a Green Sandpiper and a Snipe this morning. (Ian Ralphs).

Aylburton Warth     Ten Mallards, six Cormorants, a Grey Heron, an Oystercatcher, 149 Ringed Plovers, 50 Dunlins, six Knot, three Sanderlings, 537 Curlews, a Black-tailed Godwit and a Turnstone at high tide. (Mike Smart).