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31. Rural Reading: Feed the birds
Get Wokingham, Friday 19 August 2011The summer seems to be over now, the leaves are already falling from some trees, and turning red on others.
32. Rural Reading: Wild things
Get Wokingham, Friday 26 August 2011As the season for wildflowers draws to a close, the fields and hedgerows are suddenly full of seedheads.
33. Rural Reading: Whitethroats leave and spiders return
Get Wokingham, Friday 09 September 2011Ever since they arrived back in April I have been watching the whitethroats busily raising young in the meadows at the end of my road.
34. Rural Reading: Nature reclaims landfill sites
Get Wokingham, Friday 16 September 2011Despite having spent many years wandering around the local countryside, there are always new places to see.
35. Rural Reading: Butterflies enjoy a late flutter
Get Wokingham, Friday 23 September 2011I wasn’t really thinking butterflies today – it was nice and sunny and I was looking for migrating birds.
36. Rural Reading: Are sparrows making a comeback?
Get Wokingham, Friday 30 September 2011I had to do some work in my front garden this week. I had to service my car, and I knew that if I put it off I would end up doing it on a cold wet day.
37. Rural Reading: Fobney Island taking shape
Get Wokingham, Friday 07 October 2011I have been watching some huge diggers this week, they moved in to one of the Kennet Meadows.
38. Rural Reading: Red kites over the Ridgeway
Get Wokingham, Friday 14 October 2011It has been very breezy this week and if you want to make the most of a breezy day, head to the hills.
39. Rural Reading: Red letter days for redwings
Get Wokingham, Friday 21 October 2011The first frosts of winter have coincided with the arrival of redwings, which have been flying over from the far north for the last few days.
40. Rural Reading: Feed the birds in your garden
Get Wokingham, Thursday 03 November 2011Last weekend was the annual RSPB “Feed the Birds” day, and I cannot recommend highly enough that you take the chance to put out some food for them.
