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161. Rural Reading - Last chance to see summer visitors
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 01 September 2009You may have noticed there are very few swifts about now. House martens are far less common all of a sudden and the chance of seeing a tern by the river is remote.
162. Rural Reading - beautiful blackberries
Get Wokingham, Friday 21 August 2009Blackberries are one of the greatest treasures of the British countryside.
163. Rural Reading: Winter Visitors
Get Wokingham, Monday 02 November 2009Now that summer is definitely over, the winter wildlife is here. Most of it is sitting bemused in this little heatwave wondering what on earth is going on.
164. Wildlife awakened as the sun rose
Get Wokingham, Saturday 07 November 2009It is amazing how two consecutive mornings can be so different.
165. Rural Reading - Urban woodland full of surprises
Get Wokingham, Friday 13 November 2009On one day this week I was lucky to have a chance to visit two completely different woodlands.
166. Where have all the hushwings gone?
Get Wokingham, Friday 20 November 2009Hushwings is a name rarely used these days to describe the barn owl.
167. Signs of climate change all around
Get Wokingham, Saturday 28 November 2009It might have been wet and it might have been windy, but it hasn’t been cold.
168. Rural Reading: Wet feet are worth it to see waders
Get Wokingham, Friday 21 November 2008I Wonder if our local fauna read Rural Reading. No sooner had I decided that a walk to the gravel pits was in order...
169. You Kennet believe it – wildlife safe!
Get Wokingham, Friday 18 July 2008At this time of year it is hard to see much wildlife – the trees are in leaf, the grass is tall, and many things are preparing for winter by eating as much as they can.
170. Close view of magnificent mistle thrush
Get Wokingham, Friday 08 August 2008I seem to be spending more time in the parks these days than I did when I worked there.
