WWT Slimbridge     Three Garganeys from Zeiss hide also the Ross’s Goose with 20 Barnacle Geese and two juvenile Arctic Terns off of Middle Point. (Ian Hull).

Chavenage Lane/Calcot area     750+ Swifts, mostly heading S, three Spotted Flycatchers, two Whinchats, two Stonechats, 10+ Whitethroats, 3+ Willow Warblers and two Common Lizards. (Terry Grant).

Gloucester     A Ring-necked Parakeet by the old boating lake at Westgate this morning at 9am. (Revd Richard Amys).

Purton     Late morning 12 Curlews, two Little Egrets, six Great Black-backed Gulls with six juveniles, c100 Black-headed Gulls and three Common Gulls. (Helen Bojaniwska).

Clapton-on-the-Hill     This afternoon a QUAIL calling in a field just off the footpath between Farmington and Clapton at SP15591701. (Martine Fenn).

Tresham     Late afternoon a QUAIL calling and 20+ Swifts heading SW. (Paul Rich).

Bourton-on-the-Water    At Bourton Pits a recently fledged Spotted Flycatcher, a Lesser Whitethroat and a Great White Egret. (Richard Tyler).

Spotted Flycatcher by Richard Tyler

Nailsworth     185+ Swifts flew S between 8:25-9:05am this morning. 58 Swifts moving S between 8:20-8:40am. This evening 1800+ Common Gulls flying to roost on the river. A pair of Swifts still feeding young. (Terry Grant).

Chavenage Lane & Calcot area     60+ Swifts flying S at 11am, two Stonechats and a Spotted Flycatcher feeding a youngster. (Terry Grant).

Spotted Flycatchers by Terry Grant

Kempley    Four Red Kites and four Buzzards circling over newly cut grass fields by Kempley Court and St Mary’s church at 5pm. (Steve Watts).

WWT Slimbridge     At Mid Point this afternoon a Peregrine took a pigeon, two Sanderlings, two Ringed Plovers, seven Dunlins, 13 Avocets, 40 Curlews, an Oystercatcher and a Yellow Wagtail over. (Mark Hobson).

Slad    At Swift’s Hill near Slad this afternoon a female Redstart. (Duncan Dine).

Redstart by Duncan Dine

Coombe Hill Meadows     This afternoon five Little Egrets, four Green Sandpipers, a Common Sandpiper, a Wood Sandpiper, two juvenile Little Ringed Plovers, a Black-tailed Godwit and a male Sparrowhawk. (Les Ditchburn).

Tuffley     A Hobby over flycatching with the gulls, heading S this evening. (Mark Hobson).

Cotswold Water Park East     At Pit 132 this afternoon a Wood Sandpiper, a Greenshank, a Dunlin, four Ringed Plovers, two Common Sandpipers and five Green Sandpipers. (Rich Hearn).

Frampton pools     This evening two Garden Warbler, three adult and three juvenile Lesser Whitethroats, four Whitethroats, two Yellow Wagtails, two Hobbies, 17 Sand Martins, five Swallows, six Common Terns and an adult Yellow-legged Gull on the floating shed. (Nick Goatman).

Coombe Hill Meadows      This morning two Wood Sandpipers, two Common Sandpipers, six Green Sandpipers, five Little Egrets and a Whitethroat. (Geoff Fawcett). Also two Great White Egrets this morning. (Ian Ralphs). Also today a Dunlin, a Snipe, a Black-tailed Godwit, 30 Lapwings, six Teal, 30+ Mallards, a Grey Heron and three Whinchats. (Mike Smart).

Frampton     On the Canal two Mute Swans with five cygnets, six Mallards, a Cormorant, a Buzzard, a Kestrel and a Great Spotted Woodpecker. On the Village Green seven Pied Wagtails. On Court Lake and Field birds included 87 Mute Swans, ten Canada Geese, a Bar-headed Goose, a Bar-headed x Snow Goose hybrid, 35 Barnacle Geese, four Greylags, a Little Grebe, two Great Crested Grebes with two juveniles, a Gadwall, 23 Coots with eight young, two Moorhens with a youngster, a Cormorant, two Common Terns and eight Pied Wagtails. On the Sailing Lake 32 Mute Swans, three Great Crested Grebes, two Coots, two Moorhens with four young, two Swallows, six House Martins, four Common Terns, six Pied Wagtails and a Wren with three young. (Richard Giles & Fiona Neate).

WWT Slimbridge     Two Garganeys from Zeiss hide this morning. (Dot Jones).

Cotswold Water Park East     At Pit 132 a Wood Sandpiper, a Common Sandpiper, two Green Sandpipers, a Greenshank, five Little Ringed Plovers, two Little Egrets, an Oystercatcher and two Kestrels. (Eric Harris).

Berkeley shore     At Severn House Farm seven Common Sandpipers, 20 Oystercatchers and a juvenile Yellow Wagtail. (Paul Rich).

Coombe Hill Meadows     A Wood Sandpiper, four Green Sandpipers, a Common Sandpiper, six Black-tailed Godwits, three Little Egrets, seven Teal and a Merlin this afternoon. (Eric Harris).

Nailsworth     At least 21 Swifts, including one possibly two pairs still feeding young. (Terry Grant).

Winchcombe     In the Hailes Fruit Farm area a Little Owl and a Tawny Owl both heard, 17 Swallows, four Blackcaps, three Chiffchaffs, five Blackcaps, two Green Woodpeckers, a Song Thrush, two Ravens heard, three Buzzards, two Pied Wagtails, five Moorhens including three chicks, five Canada Geese and six Mallards. (John Fletcher).

Coombe Hill Meadows     At 6:45am a Wood Sandpiper still, three Green Sandpipers, two Whinchats and three Grey Herons. (Jeremy Holland).

Frampton pools    An adult Yellow-legged Gull still on the Sailing Lake, also six Common Terns, six Swifts and 30+ Sand Martins. (Nick Goatman).

Leckhampton Hill     This morning a female Sparrowhawk, two Stock Doves, two Yellowhammers, two Linnet with nest material and two Buzzards. (Eric Harris).

Saul Warth     A Common Sandpiper, four Black-tailed Godwits, an Oystercatcher, 110+ Curlews, 32 Shelducks including 12 juveniles and two ducklings, three Stock Doves, a Whitethroat, 20+ Goldfinches, a Grey Wagtail and a Painted Lady. (MK).

Whitminster     Four Swifts flew S at 11am. (MK).

Coombe Hill Meadows    This morning a WOOD SANDPIPER, a Common Sandpiper, four Green Sandpipers, a juvenile Little Ringed Plover, a Snipe, a female Wigeon, a juvenile Shelduck, a female Yellow Wagtail, two Whinchats and two Grey Herons. (Jeremy Holland).

Sharpness     Two juvenile Yellow Wagtails in the pre-roost gathering at SARA this evening. (Andy Jordan).

Halmore    At least four Kestrels hunting over barley stubble today. Also a Hobby hunting in the same field. (Chris Newton).

Kestrel by Chris Newton

Coombe Hill Meadows     A Wood Sandpiper this evening, also today seven Green Sandpipers, a juvenile Little Ringed Plover, two Snipe, c40 Lapwings, seven Little Egrets (3 juvs), a juvenile Shelduck, a Common Gull, three Yellow Wagtails and three Buzzards. (Eric Harris/Ian Hull).

WWT Slimbridge    Two Great White Egrets on the Dumbles edge. On the Rushy a Spotted Redshank, two Redshanks, a Common Sandpiper and eight Green Sandpipers. (Jonathan Bull).

Aylburton Warth     Six Canada Geese, ten Shelducks, a Peregrine, a Kestrel, two Oystercatchers, 124 Curlews, two Green Sandpipers, four Common Sandpipers, 60 Lesser Black-backed Gulls, 60 Black-headed Gulls, five Meadow Pipits, three Reed Warblers still singing in the ditches, three Ravens, 400 Jackdaws, 100 Carrion Crows, 20 Rooks, 20 Linnets and a singing Reed Bunting. (Mike Smart).

Chedworth     A Slow Worm in the garden at Field Road today. (Chris Berens).

Cotswold Water Park East    At Pit 132 five Green Sandpipers, two Common Sandpipers, five Little Ringed Plovers, two Great White Egrets, nine Little Egrets, a Snipe, a Black-tailed Godwits, an Oystercatcher, two Little Owls, two Reed Warblers, a Whitethroat and a family of Long-tailed Tits. At Pit 111a a Red Crested Pochard. (Eric Harris).

WWT Slimbridge     Three Great White Egrets from Zeiss hide. On the Rushy seven Green Sandpipers, five Black-tailed Godwits, a Spotted Redshank and a Mediterranean Gull. (Ian Hull). At 4pm a Kingfisher flew through the Rushy. (Les Ditchburn).

Kings Stanley     29 Swifts screeching overhead in a south westerly direction this morning. (Simon Spedding).

Winchcombe     A Red Kite at Langley Hill this morning. (Phil Cull).

Edge     At Rudge Hill NNR this afternoon five Meadow Pipits, two adults collecting insects and at least three juveniles heard calling from the grass, four Willow Warblers (2 juvs), three Chiffchaffs, two Buzzard and a Mistle Thrush. Also Chalkhill Blue, Brown Argus, Brimstone, Small Blue, Red Admiral and Peacock butterflies and Six-spotted Burnet moths. (John Fletcher).

Brown Argus by John Fletcher

Aylburton Warth to Guscar Rocks     WeBS count today at high tide 29 Canada Geese, 17 Shelducks, four Mallards, four Grey Herons, a Little Egret, a Kestrel, eight Oystercatchers, two Knot, two Whimbrels, 320 Curlews, four Common Sandpipers, a Green Sandpiper, 210 Black-headed Gulls, three Common Gulls, 30 Herring Gulls, 30 Lesser Black-backed Gulls, ten Skylarks, five Meadow Pipits, a Wheatear, two Reed Warblers still singing and 1-2 Reed Buntings. (Mike Smart).

Stinchcombe Hill     Three Red Kites heading over E at 1pm. (James Robinson).

Dursley    Two Hobbies chasing Swifts over Whiteway Hill this evening. (Phil Pope).

Bourton-on-the-Water     A Water Rail seen on one of the north pits today. (Andy Lewis).

Frampton     Around the pools an adult Yellow-legged Gull, six Common Terns, 148 Mute Swans, 82 Coots, 40 Moorhens, 151 Barnacle Geese, the Ross’s Goose, the Bar-headed Goose,18 Swifts, 20 Swallows, 12 House Martins and a Cetti’s Warbler with young. (Nick Goatman).

Coombe Hill Meadows     This evening a male and juvenile Whinchat, a juvenile Stonechat, seven Green Sandpipers, a juvenile Little Ringed Plover, a Redshank, a Snipe, 66 Greylags roosted, two Yellow Wagtails and a Yellowhammer. (Ian Hull).

Frampton     A juvenile Little Owl this evening. (Marc Freebrey).

Little Owl by Marc Freebrey

Forest of Dean    A Red Kite flew over Lower Lydbrook this morning at 11am. (Greg Jones).

Coaley     A Peregrine on the church today. (Paul Skirrow).

Peregrine by Paul Skirrow

Gloucester     On Alney Island a Peregrine this afternoon at 3:30pm. (Simon Hart).

Coombe Hill Meadows     A QUAIL calling extremely close the the Grundon boardwalk and on North scrape, four Green Sandpipers and four Whinchats. (Les Ditchburn). Also a Whitethroat. (Nigel Young). Also three Mute Swans, a Teal, 50+ Mallards, six Grey Herons, six Little Egrets, four Coots, 30+ Lapwings, a juvenile Stonechat, 1-2 Reed Buntings singing and a Roe Deer. (Mike Smart).

Whitethroat by Nigel Young

Alvington     A Goshawk flew really low over the end of the garden at tree top level near Clanna Country Park. (Paul Woolams).

Cheltenham     At Park Campus an eclipse drake Mandarin today. Nearby two Green Woodpeckers in Tudor Lodge Road. (Steve Brown).