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Riff Raff Diary – January 2018
Riverbank tales from the local St Catherine’s lengthsman and weir keeper by Robert Craig December for me was mainly spent focusing on my weir keeping duties. I also took some…
Make A Date And Join Others Helping To Look After Chitty’s Common
Volunteers are required to roll up their sleeves and join the Friends of Chitty’s Common for some tidying up of areas that have become overgrown. The common is a small…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.152
By Malcolm Fincham As the days led up to Christmas the weather turned mild throughout the southern regions of the UK. Unfortunate for my liking, in the countryside around Surrey,…
Beekeeper’s Notes January 2018: ‘Meat Seeking Missiles’
Hugh Coakley keeps bees in Worplesdon. In the latest of his monthly notes, he talks about launching bee hives at the enemy, the state of play in the apiary and…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.151
By Malcolm Fincham Moving into December I found myself with some free time from my daily work. And like a bird released from its cage, I was “out there” once again,…
Richard’s Wey December 2017
The latest report from Richard Cant, the Stoke lengthman on the River Wey Navigations The past few weeks may have seen the first cold snap of this winter but at least the…
Riff Raff Diary – December 2017
Riverbank tales from the local St Catherine’s lengthsman and weir keeper by Robert Craig The beginning of November started well with a day working in Shalford Nature Reserve with the…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.150
By Malcolm Fincham As winter’s shadowy fingers began to caress the Surrey hillsides, brushing more leaves from its ‘broad leaves’, our overwintering birds began to struggle to escape my camera…
Beekeeper’s Notes December 2017: B Plus For Learning
Hugh Coakley keeps bees in Worplesdon. He talks about how new research is forcing us to look at bees in a completely new way. At last the weather is seasonally cold…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.149
By Malcolm Fincham As October came to a close, it was time and tradition to set our clocks back an hour once again. “Why can’t we leave those clocks alone…
I'm living well for nothing at all! (See: No Trifling Matter: Magpie Trapped in Godalming Sainsbury’s)
Next stop, Debt Chasm! (See: We Should All Be Outraged About the Failure to Deal with Legacy Debt)
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