WWT Slimbridge     A juvenile SHAG on South Lake this afternoon. A Great White Egret from Robbie Garnett hide. (Julian Gould).

Shag by Steve Pullen

Saul Warth     Between 6-9am 129 Curlews, five Avocets, 63 Ringed Plovers, 32 Dunlins, 55 Shelducks, an adult Common Gull, six Little Egrets, a Sparrowhawk, two Kestrels, a Grey Wagtail, seven Pied Wagtails, a Reed Warbler, a Blackcap, a Whitethroat, five Chiffchaffs, six Swallows and 24 Goldfinches. (MK).

Elmore Court     This morning six Whinchats, a Sand Martin, 50+ Swallows, a female-type Redstart and two Spotted Flycatchers. (Andy Jayne). This afternoon still two Whinchats, three Stonechats, ten Mistle Thrushes, 27+ Swallows, three Kestrels, five Buzzards, a Reed Warbler, a Whitethroat and four Chiffchaffs. Lesser Whitethroat at Groundless Pool and Red Kite over Weir Lane. Clouded Yellow butterfly still near to the Whinchats. (MK/BK).

Whinchat by Mike King

South Cerney     A Spotted Flycatcher at the playing field in hawthorn trees by the BMX track. (Richard Williams).

Ebworth Centre     A Wheatear near the drive. Near the buildings two Green Woodpeckers, a Great Spotted Woodpecker, three Kestrels together, two Buzzards, two Ravens, a Mistle Thrush and c20 each of Swallows and House Martins. (Steve Brown).

Leckhampton     Near the Pilley Bridge reserve a noisy Peregrine over, two Buzzards, a Jay and two Ravens. A Sparrowhawk over Hall Road. A Green Woodpecker near Burrows Field. Also a Silver Y moth in the garden. (Steve Brown).

Cotswold Water Park West    At Shorncote reed beds two Green Sandpipers, 12 Lapwings, a Great White Egret, two Little Egrets, six Common Terns and a Kingfisher today. (Richard Williams).

Stonehouse     A Little Owl on a telegraph pole on the Standish to Stonehouse road just approaching the Stagholt allotment entrance this evening. (Jon Dexter).

Nailsworth     At least 25-30 warblers in the garden, mainly Chiffchaffs with a few Willow Warblers, a couple of Blackcaps and a tail-less Reed Warbler, a garden tick. Also five species of Tit including Marsh. (Terry Grant).

Longlevens     A Red Kite at 3:20pm circling over allotments behind the house then flew S, a garden tick. (Pam & Frank Bryant).