David spent a couple opf days in northern France before continuoing his journey south. His next stop saw him spend four days in the French Alps close to the Italian border. He left here on, or around 2 July, only to pop up on the other side of the Adriatic in Montenegro around midnight on 5 July, 1,046km (650 (miles) from his Alpine stopover. David is currently just to the north of Lake Scutari, an area he has visited on every migration south since he was fitted with his satellite tag in the spring of 2012.

Since arriving in France on 25 June, Cuckoo 161324 has slowly made his way south and is currently in western central France close to Limoges, where it is a sunny 27 degrees C, although if he hangs around it is forecast to be wet and cool during the middle part of next week.

We are getting concerned about Cuckoo Bill. Since arriving in Normandy a month ago he hasn't moved very far from La Trotterie. Shortly after arriving here he was subject to a heavy hailstorm and cool conditions. We are keeping our fingers crossed that we get some positive news from him soon.

On the 28 June we received locations from Cuckoo 161322 that showed he had left Norfolk and was in France close to Troyes. The next day he had moved further south, crossed the border into Switzerland and was on the northern shore of Lake Neuchatel. He didn't stay here long and by the morning of 30 June he was back in France on the southern shore of Lake Geneva, before moving back into Switzerland and finally stopping in the late evening of the same day on the mountain slopes just north of Martigny. He remained here for six days before heading south into Italy. He is currently close to the French border just north of Montoso.

A location received from Cuckoo 161321 on 6 July showed that he had left northern Spain and had flown 461km (262 miles) further south. He is currently in Andalusia, 70km (43 miles) north of Malaga, close to the town of Antequera. He is still further south than any of our other satellite tagged Cuckoos.

After spending 6 days close to Lyons in south-east France Cuckoo 161319 headed south and east into northen Italy, arriving just north of Genoa on 27 June. He was 10km (6 miles) from the Mediterranean coast. He didn't stay there long. By the morning of 28 June he had headed back north and was 200km (124 miles) north of Genoa in the Italian Alps, close to the border with Switzerland. He is currently between Bresciadega in the north and Novate Mezzola to the south.

At 6pm on 21 June, Peckham was still at his tagging site close to Kendal, Cumbria but by breakfast on 22 June he had flown 173km (107 miles) south and east and was just north of Lincoln, but he didn't stay here long, by mid-afternoon on 24 June he was even further south and east and was in Norfolk just west of Great Yarmouth.

On the evening of 21 June, Larry was still in Lancashire close to his tagging site but when we next heard from his tag during the early hours of 24 June, not only had he left Lancashire but he had departed the UK and crossed a large part of Europe. In just over 30 hours he had travelled 1,526km (971 miles). He is currently in Hungary just south of a small village called Narai and close to the border with Austria.

Cuckoo 161322 is the only Cuckoo to be tagged in the Norfolk Broads in 2016. He was caught and tagged at Hardley Flood, Norfolk, on 11 June and has been in the area ever since. His last location on 22 June placed him 2km (1.3 miles) to the north of Hardley Flood and in the area of Cantley Marshes.

During the early morning of 10 June, Markoos was caught and tagged in King's Forest, Suffolk. He has hardly moved out of the forest since, although he has ventured into farmland on the western edge of the forest, and he is currently on the northwestern edge of the forest.