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Richard’s Wey June 2015
The latest report from Richard Cant, the Stoke lengthman on the River Wey Navigations I am pleased to say that I was very happy with how the Stoke length looked for the…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.89
By Malcolm Fincham Struggling with stressful pressures of modern life and not having fully got over the death of brother last November, my intention had been to drop my reports…
Beekeeper’s Notes June 2015
The Queen is dead – Long live the honeybee queen In the second of beekeeper Hugh Coakley’s diary notes he describes how honeybees work only for the best interests of their colony, not the queen.…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.88
By Malcolm Fincham There is a strict code of conduct within birdwatching circles at this time of the year, not to mention locations of rare nesting birds. This can make my…
Beekeeper’s Notes: May 2015
Introducing a new regular column by beekeeper Hugh Coakley from Worplesdon. He has been keeping bees for six years and certainly knows a good deal about about the fascinating and complex lives of…
A Walk On The Wild Side With Simon Cowell MBE
The Wildlife Aid Foundation is dedicated to the rescue, care and rehabilitation of sick, injured and orphaned wild animals throughout Surrey. DANI MAIMONE reports from the charity’s base in Leatherhead. The majority…
Dragon Reader Asks: Is This A Wych Elm Or Which Elm Is It?
By Harry Eve Many think that elm trees are a part of the part of the pre-Dutch elm disease past, but Guildford Dragon Reader Harry Eve noticed a wych elm near…
By The Wey – Photo Feature
For readers wondering just how many cygnets we could expect from the Millmead Mutes by “Swan Lock” here is the answer… It’s a beautiful time down by our riverbank. Try…
Riff Raff Diary for April 2015
Riverbank tales from our local St Catherine’s Lengthsman/Weirkeeper by Robert Craig The unseasonably dry weather in April has been great for getting on with mowing and strimming. So Stonebridge Wharf…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.87
By Malcolm Fincham Although the Premier league football season draws to a close, the premiership world of the seasoned, competitive and avid avian watchers remains relentless. And even though I…
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