WWT Slimbridge The TEMMINCK’S STINT still on the Rushy today. Also c20 Snipe, a Spotted Redshank and a Dunlin. The YELLOW-BROWED WARBLER still in the hedges by Kingfisher hide until 2:15pm at least. From Van de Bovenkamp hide a Marsh Harrier and two GLOSSY IBISES, later back at Martin Smith hide. A Green Sandpiper from Knott hide. 30 Grey Plovers off of Middle Point. The leucistic Jackdaw still around the grounds. (Duncan Dine/Graham Bullivant/Alan McIlquham/Ian Hull/Dot Jones/Tim Jukes/Paul Rich).

Temminck’s Stint by Duncan Dine

Temminck’s Stint by Mike Trew

Marsh Harrier by Graham Bullivant

Glossy Ibis with Mike Trew

Leucistic Jackdaw by Graham Bullivant

Bittern by Alan McIlquham
Saul Warth From 7:30-10am a big clear out overnight just 70 Avocets left, 87 Curlews, 12 Grey Plovers, two Lapwings N, 100 Dunlins, nine Redshanks, 56 Shelducks, 85 Teal, six Little Egrets, four Common Cranes on the Awre bank, a Chiffchaff, three Stonechats, 11 Skylarks, a Grey Wagtail and 15 Linnets. (MK).

Grey Wagtail by Mike King
Chavenage Lane area A male and female Merlin, 11 Stonechats, four Corn Buntings and three Red Kites. (Terry Grant).
Stonehouse In the Ocean area this morning a Little Grebe, a Grey Heron, a female Kingfisher, a Cormorant over and a Jay. (Paul Sutton).

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