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Richard’s Wey February 2014

The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant February was another month that the navigation was still in flood, meaning that boats haven’t been able…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.55

By Malcolm Fincham For me, the first few weeks of February should at best be titled ‘A tale of two sewage works’. The first of which was a visit to…

Richard’s Wey January 2014

The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant Well it’s official – the wettest January since records began! This has meant that I’ve been busy…

Dan James’ Photo Album February 2014

Dan James is a photographer, graphic and web designer from Guildford. He takes stunning landscape and natural history photos and films. Here is his latest selection of photos, some taken…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.54

By Malcolm Fincham With flood waters decreasing on the upper levels of the River Wey in Farnham by January 11, our rare visitor to Surrey, the glossy ibis featured in…

Richard’s Wey December 2013

The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant December began with some unseasonably settled weather, giving me and my volunteers a good opportunity to crack…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.53

By Malcolm Fincham With great optimism and having spent my past two diary reports out of the Guildford area, I decided to start the new year with my feet firmly…

Dan James’ Photo Album: January 2014

Dan James is a photographer, graphic and web designer from Guildford. He takes stunning landscape and natural history photos and films. Here is his latest selection of photos, along the…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.52

By Malcolm Fincham “Let it thunder let it whistle, let it blow like hell I’m not really minding,”  ….. some lyrics from an excellent song called United States of Mind,…

The Dragon Finds Water Voles On Our Doorstep

A surprising discovery when covering the local floods was a litter of six young water voles, presumably flooded out of their riverbank home. Their distinctive rounded shape and hairy tails…