The Cotswold Water Park

CWP 46/48 (Swillbrook Lakes – Accessible from the Neigh Bridge to Minety road): 2 Common Redpoll ; 2 Lesser Redpoll;  Kingfisher; Swallow; 6 Willow Warbler and 2 Blackcap. (Nick Adams)

CWP 74: Sedge Warbler    (Nick Adams)

CWP 82/83:  17 Little Ringed Plover; Ringed Plover; 4 Redshank and 2 Shelduck (Gareth Harris / Nick Adams)

CWP 68c and 68d (Both accessible from Waterhay Car Park):

CWP 68c:  6 Redshank; 2 Shelduck and 27 Teal (Gareth Harris / Nick Adams)

CWP 68d: 4 Water Rail (Gareth Harris / Nick Adams)

CWP 68c & d -  c25 Black headed Gull; Shelduck; 4 Curlew; Redshank heard; 1 Cettis warbler singing; numerous Willow warbler; several singing Chiffchaff and calling Water Rail. (John Wells)

CWP 95 (maximum counts):  Over 45 Lapwing;   3 Snipe;  25+ Tufted Duck; 22 Teal;  1 pair of Red Crested Pochard;  15 Gadwall (inc 5 pairs);  Little Egret ; 10 Gadwall; 15 Shoveler; Pochard; 1 pair of Shelduck;  an adult male Sparrowhawk and 3 Mute Swan.(Gareth Harris /  Nick Adams / Keith Perkins).    2  Oystercatcher  (Darren Tonge).   4 Redshank;   1 Green Sandpiper; 1 Chiffchaff ; 3 Buzzard; ( Keith Perkins ) 

CWP29 - 3 Little Ringed Plover; 7 Meadow Pipit and 1 Shelduck (Keith Perkins)

CWP43 -  3 Goldeneye (1m,3F); 1 Blackcap;  11 Willow Warbler;  16 Goldfinch; 12 Reed Bunting; 2 Long-tail Tits and 1 Sedge Warbler (Keith Perkins)   Of note this was the first Sedge Warbler heard singing this year

After your visits to the Cotswold Water Park you can help us and other birders by sending in your records.  

We welcome all records. These can be sent to this site by using the Email link or direct to gareth.harris-at-waterpark.org