Monthly Archives: September 2025

WWT Slimbridge     On the Top New Piece from Zeiss hide two juvenile Curlew Sandpipers, a BITTERN and four SPOONBILLS. On the Rushy at least two Garganeys, five Knot, six Spotted Redshanks and ten Ruff. (Paul Masters/Martin Price/Slimbridge Sightings). Saul … Continue reading →

WWT Slimbridge     From Middle Point, an OSPREY on a log at 4:15pm, 180 Dunlins, 230 Ringed Plovers, six Knot, six Turnstones, six Sanderlings, four Bar-tailed Godwits, five Ruff, a juvenile Curlew Sandpiper, two Redshanks, 34 Golden Plovers, five Grey … Continue reading →

Saul Warth     At high tide 131 Curlews, 25 Avocets, eight Redshanks, 12 Dunlins, ten Shelducks, four Teal, seven Cattle Egrets, three Little Egrets, five Grey Herons, a GLOSSY IBIS briefly at 8:25am, two Common Cranes, four Common Terns flew … Continue reading →

Sharpness     A MANX SHEARWATER drifting south on the river towards Berkeley shore at 7:40am. Also a Garden Warbler, three Whinchats and a Wheatear. (Andy Jordan). Manx Shearwater by Andy Jordan WWT Slimbridge     A GLOSSY IBIS flew N high … Continue reading →

Cirencester     An OSPREY  flew over the Bowling Green estate heading SW towards the town. (Colin Knight). WWT Slimbridge     A juvenile Goosander on South Lake this morning. A Garganey, two Spotted Redshanks, a Greenshank and an Avocet on the … Continue reading →

WWT Slimbridge     Two BITTERNS from Van de Bovenkamp hide this afternoon. Also a WOOD SANDPIPER from Robbie Garnett hide and a Garganey on the Rushy. (Martin Price). Two Whinchats still at Middle Point, also a Wheatear and 2+ Yellow … Continue reading →

Saul Warth     Early morning 151 Curlews, six Avocets, a Black-tailed Godwit, two Dunlins, a Greenshank heard, 64 Shelducks, 50 Teal, two Little Egrets, a Great White Egret, six Cattle Egrets, seven Grey Herons, four Grey Wagtails, a Yellow Wagtail, … Continue reading →

WWT Slimbridge     The TEMMINCK’S STINT reappeared again today on the south island from Zeiss hide late morning. Also from Zeiss hide three WOOD SANDPIPERS, three SPOONBILLS, a BITTERN, a Cattle Egret, two Yellow Wagtails, a Knot and at least … Continue reading →