Monthly Archives: July 2026

Tuesday 21st July 2026

Eastleach Downs     The first-summer LONG-TAILED SHRIKE was present all day again along the minor road at https://maps.app.goo.gl/2DtRwdBHmTe3Wio89?g_st=iw Please do not park on verges, block gates or roads at this busy harvest time. Park in the car park at https://maps.app.goo.gl/iUUEaCKtkdimNaMRA?g_st=iw and make a … Continue reading →

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Monday 20th July 2026

Eastleach Downs     The first-summer LONG-TAILED SHRIKE was present all day again until 8:45pm at least along the minor road at https://maps.app.goo.gl/2DtRwdBHmTe3Wio89?g_st=iw Please do not park on verges, block gates or roads at this busy harvest time. Park in the car … Continue reading →

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Sunday 19th July 2026

Eastleach Downs     The first-summer LONG-TAILED SHRIKE, that had been in the area 8th-16th photographed by a non-birder, was relocated at 10:45am along the minor road at https://maps.app.goo.gl/2DtRwdBHmTe3Wio89?g_st=iw Please do not park on verges, block gates or roads at this … Continue reading →

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Thursday 2nd to Saturday 18th July 2026

Friday 3rd to Saturday 18th July 2026 Thursday 16th July 2026 Winchcombe     Five screaming Swifts circling over the railway station at 11:30am. (Andy & Sue Gibbons). Wednesday 15th July 2026 WWT Slimbridge    Hummingbird Hawk Moths on buddleia near … Continue reading →

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Wednesday 1st July 2026

Walmore Common     Two calling QUAILS and a Cattle Egret, both patch ticks. Also four Lapwings, five Grey Herons, a Sparrowhawk, a Kingfisher, 10+ Yellow Wagtails and dragonflies included Emperor, Four-spotted Chaser and Black-tailed Skimmer. (Andy Jayne). WWT Slimbridge    … Continue reading →

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Tuesday 30th June 2026

Saul Warth     Early high tide, a juvenile Redstart at the sewage works. Also 78 Avocets, 18 Oystercatchers, 48 Black-tailed Godwits, 74 Curlews, a pair of Barnacle Geese, four Kestrels, two Grey Wagtails, six Whitethroats, a male Blackcap, a Chiffchaff, … Continue reading →

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