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By Malcolm Fincham As soon as June had opened its doors a low pressure weather system slipped back in, bringing with it rain throughout southern counties of the UK. By…
RSPB Guildford and District Local Group members had difficulty in picking a winner from all the stunning bird, wildlife and landscape photos in their annual photographic competition at their annual…
Hugh Coakley keeps bees in Worplesdon Our bees are looking good. The spring nectar flow has finished now. We hope to extract honey soon and we are expecting a good…
By Malcolm Fincham May 15 brought with it our first reasonable spell of rain in a while. One could almost hear (with a degree of imagination) the sounds of the…
Surrey Wildlife Trust (SWT) has launched an ambitious appeal to help halt the decline of the county’s bees, bugs and butterflies. Money raised will be used to restore and connect…
Guildford Beekeepers Association are holding an Open Day at Birtley House, Bramley GU5 0LB on Sunday, May 29 from 2.00pm to 4.30pm. Free entry. There will be cream teas, honey…
By Malcolm Fincham The days were starting to liven up within nature’s realm as we entered the month of May. The yellow floral colours of spring had already been joined…
By Malcolm Fincham Although still settled and dry, by the last week of April temperatures had begun to cool once more. The strength of the sun was gaining in height…
A date for your diary: Monday, June 20, when the Beautiful Burial Ground Project will run an informal session on learning to identify wildflowers and plants at St Lawrence’s Churchyard…
By Hugh Coakley “I was completely bonkers for taking this on,” said Paula Matthews who runs the 3,000 acre Manor Farm in Wotton near Abinger Hammer which she runs with…
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