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1. Rural Reading: Woodlands lush and green again
Get Wokingham, Friday 17 May 2013Most of the trees have come into leaf now, and all those barren woodlands have become lush and green again.
2. Rural Reading: Sunshine brings out bluebells
Get Wokingham, Friday 10 May 2013It is not often that we get a Bank Holiday like the one we had at the weekend.
3. Rural Reading: Floods abate at Kennet Meadows
Get Wokingham, Friday 03 May 2013The once marshy, swampy flooded meadows are rapidly drying out, and I have at last been able to enjoy one of my favourite walks across the Kennet Meadows.
4. Rural Reading: Cold spring a cause for concern
Get Wokingham, Friday 12 April 2013The recent cold weather has been extremely unusual, and more than a little damaging for our wildlife.
5. Rural Reading: The joys of getting lost in the woods
Get Wokingham, Friday 19 April 2013At long last spring has really sprung. This is when woodlands are at their finest.
6. Rural Reading: Spring is finally here
Get Wokingham, Friday 26 April 2013I hope you have been out lately, for a walk in the open air.
7. Rural Reading: Searching for a bittern
Get Wokingham, Friday 22 February 2013The other day, I heard that a bittern had been seen on one of the gravel pits on the outskirts of Reading.
8. Rural Reading: Wrens in full voice again
Get Wokingham, Friday 01 March 2013The tiny wren is pretty common around here, and even if I only see them occasionally they are loud, amazingly loud for such small birds.
9. Rural Reading: Spring is on the way at last
Get Wokingham, Friday 08 March 2013Little specks of yellow in the grass on a sunny spring day can only be one thing – coltsfoot.
10. Rural Reading: Sand martins herald the spring
Get Wokingham, Friday 15 March 2013A few days ago it almost felt like summer, and I nearly went out for a walk in my shorts.
