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31. Rural Reading: A quiet day in the countryside

Get Wokingham, Friday 08 June 2012

For a mini holiday I took a trip out of Reading to the Downs over the weekend, to the west between Newbury and Lambourne.

32. Rural Reading: Red kites bonus from carnival clean-up

Get Wokingham, Friday 15 June 2012

I saw a scene last week that took me quite by surprise.

33. Rural Reading: Rare orchids enjoy wet summers

Get Wokingham, Friday 13 July 2012

Being an optimist is pretty tough right now. When we should be enjoying summer we are faced with this never-ending rain.

34. Rural Reading: Rare sight of a black rabbit

Get Wokingham, Friday 20 July 2012

I was surprised last week to see a black rabbit nibbling the grass near Grazeley.

35. Rural Reading: Pylons provide perch for peregrine falcons

Get Wokingham, Friday 27 July 2012

Electricity pylons might be essential, but few people like them. I must admit I am not a fan of them and their visual intrusion. They sit in some otherwise lovely places.

36. Rural Reading: Sad to witness a tree dying

Get Wokingham, Friday 17 August 2012

It is sad to see a tree die, but I am watching the slow death of a beautiful copper beech.

37. Rural Reading: Birds thriving after a dismal summer

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 28 August 2012

After a pretty dismal summer for breeding birds, things might have had a bit of a turnaround.

38. Rural Reading: Family feeding time at Kennet Meadows

Get Wokingham, Friday 31 August 2012

There is a spot deep in the Kennet Meadows – away from any footpaths so relatively undisturbed – where a pair of little owls live.

39. Rural Reading: Duck! It’s the start of autumn

Get Wokingham, Friday 07 September 2012

It is nearly autumn – the skies are blue, the air is warm, the winds are light and the ground is dry.

40. Rural Reading: A feast for the birds

Get Wokingham, Friday 14 September 2012

Now that the Indian summer appears to have become a memory, it is time for me to do a bit of gardening.

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