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WWT Slimbridge     A Cattle Egret on the Tack Piece and later from Zeiss hide this morning. A juvenile SPOONBILL on river from Middle Point and later on the Top New Piece, also a Great White Egret on the river. … Continue reading →

Frampton    Vis-mig from the towpath N of Splatt Bridge between 7-10:30am included a high count of 1638 Meadow Pipits, 486 Linnets, 108 Swallows, 56 Alba Wagtails, a Grey Wagtail, 12 Reed Buntings, three Jays and four Skylarks all flew … Continue reading →

Cotswold Water Park East     At Pit 132 three Great White Egrets, a Garganey, 451 Teal, 14 Shovelers, 13 Gadwalls, 19 Wigeon, three Dunlins, three Greenshanks, two Snipe, six Green Sandpiper, a Common Sandpiper, 16 Lapwings, a Peregrine, a Red … Continue reading →

Frampton     A Barn Owl hunting at Splatt Bridge 7:45-8am, mobbed by three Magpies and six Jackdaws. (Roy Widgery). Saul Warth     This afternoon a Little Stint, two Dunlins, 15 Ringed Plovers, 200+ Curlews, a Buzzard, a Peregrine, two Kestrels,  … Continue reading →

Berkeley     A juvenile Wheatear flew into the patio window today, it eventually flew off after an hour or so. (Leeca Driver). Northern Wheatear by Leeca Driver Frampton     VisMig from the towpath N of Splatt Bridge early morning 956 … Continue reading →

Epney    Two Whooper Swans on the River Severn, opposite The Anchor Inn from 1pm until 6pm at least. (Paul Masters). Whooper Swans by Mike King Saul Warth     Four Grey Plovers, a Golden Plover S, 190+ Curlews, 160+ Dunlins, … Continue reading →

Saul Warth     At high tide this morning nine Bar-tailed Godwits, seven Grey Plovers, four Knot, three Little Stints, five Sanderlings, a Ruff, 200+ Dunlins, 45+ Ringed Plovers, 160+ Curlews and two Stonechats. (Neil Smart). WWT Slimbridge    On the … Continue reading →

Prestbury     Two Spotted Flycatchers in the bushes and brambles in the centre of the field at the E end of Shaw Green Lane at 11:30am. (Ken Heron). Saul Warth     At high tide 100+ Curlews, 10+ Bar-tailed Godwits, 100+ … Continue reading →

Dursley     A FIRECREST with a tit flock where the Cotswold Way meets Hill Road early afternoon. (James Robinson). Coombe Hill Meadows     A Spotted Redshank, a Green Sandpiper, a Little Egret, two Grey Herons, Wigeon, a few Teal and … Continue reading →

Cotswold Water Park East     At Pit 132 early morning a Great White Egret and three Green Sandpipers. (Duncan Dine). Great White Egret by Duncan Dine Chavenage Lane/Calcot area     7+ Red Kites, 11 Stonechats, 1-2 Whinchats, 20+ Chiffchaffs, 40+ … Continue reading →