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21. Rural Reading: Frosty dawns and wild windy walks

Get Bracknell, Friday 12 November 2010

Two days offered two very different long walks.

22. Rural Reading: Blue tit in my bat box

Get Bracknell, Friday 26 November 2010

In theory the birds that spend the winter in our gardens are not the same ones as spend the summer in them.

23. Rural Reading: Keep an eye out for waxwings

Get Bracknell, Friday 03 December 2010

When the weather gets this cold a lot of birds flock together to find food and look out for predators.

24. Rural Reading: Sweet singing Robin is a bully

Get Bracknell, Friday 10 December 2010

A simple and very rewarding thing that we can do, if we have a little bit of space, is to put some food out for the birds.

25. Rural Reading: Fine feast for a birdwatcher

Get Bracknell, Friday 17 December 2010

Some days are better than others and one day early this week was better than most.

26. Missing the sight of cute water voles

Get Bracknell, Sunday 18 April 2010

At this time of year I am very reluctant to go away – so much is going on I don’t want to miss it. But I did, last week, and went to France for a few days.

27. Whitethroats: Little miracles of a punctual habit

Get Bracknell, Friday 23 April 2010

This week is a regular anniversary that would pass most people by. For more than 20 years whitethroats have returned to the lane at the end of my road on the same date every year.

28. Rural Reading: Wildflowers form amazing tapestries

Get Bracknell, Friday 30 April 2010

You can’t fail to notice wild-flowers now. Every roadside verge is a kaleidoscope of colour, most local woodlands are a sea of purple, the hedgerows are a mosaic, the river banks a tapestry.