They’re always along the M4 around Reading, and they’re slowly spreading west into Wiltshire, plus the now abundant Welsh population is spreading across the Bristol Channel east and south towards Taunton and the Somerset Levels. I’ve seen them along the A303 going towards Salisbury, and I’ve seen them around Avebury, over the centre of Chippenham, and along the Batheaston Bypass into Bath. Nowhere near as common as buzzards are, but it took them some time to increase in numbers after years of persecution and the effects of DDT. Not surprising that they’re around Devizes, it’s no distance at all from the Avebury area, and around Calne, where I’ve seen them on occasion. Really looking forward to when they’re as ubiquitous as buzzards are. They might start having a tussle with the local ravens for air and territorial superiority, though! They were so common in London during the Middle Ages going after offal dumped in the streets they were called shite hawks. Gives my heart a lift watching a kite in flight, stunning bird.