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SUMMARY:Shakespeare's Birds (Zoom)
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Ailsa Claybourn \n*** Change to published programme *** \nThere is a remarkable number of birds in Shakespeare’s writing: What is a ‘hernshaw’\, and how could Hamlet tell one from a hawk? Why are House Martins important in ‘Macbeth’? Many of the birds in his plays and poetry still live near us today\, and Ailsa will tell you all about these and how to recognise them. \nThis talk is on Zoom. Contact us for a zoom link\, members will receive the link in our monthly newsletter. \nKestrel
URL:https://rdnhs.org.uk/blog/event/the-plants-and-birds-of-crete-zoom/
CATEGORIES:Evening talk
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SUMMARY:The UK National Fruit Collection
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Matthew Ordidge (University of Reading) \nMatthew is Scientific Curator of the UK National Fruit Collection. He will talk about the work the University carries out to curate the collection as a ‘genebank’ protecting the diversity of fruit cultivars for the future. \nNon-members welcome (£3 charge).
URL:https://rdnhs.org.uk/blog/event/the-uk-national-fruit-collection/
LOCATION:Pangbourne Village Hall\, 6 Station Rd\, Pangbourne\, Berskshire\, RG8 7AN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Evening talk
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SUMMARY:Hailey
DESCRIPTION:Leader: Jan Haseler \nMeet at the upper car park of the King William IV pub (OX10 6AD\, SU642858) at Hailey. We will have a walk of about 4.5 miles through arable fields\, up through Mongewell Woods to Homer Farm and back down to Hailey. For anyone who finds the distance too great there is a shorter option. \n*NOTE* The lunch has had to be moved to the Perch and Pike at South Stoke – the electricity will be off at the King William on that day. \nIf you would like to eat at the pub\, please contact Jan by Sat 12th October \nDetails will be given in the members’ newsletter or at an evening meeting or contact us for details.
URL:https://rdnhs.org.uk/blog/event/wednesday-walk-16/
CATEGORIES:Wednesday walk
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SUMMARY:Sulham Woods
DESCRIPTION:Leader: David Owens \nMeet at the western end of Beech Road (SU653761) for a walk of about 2.5 miles through fields and beech woodland to look for autumn fruits and fungi. We will see some of the former arable fields of the Sulham Woodmeadows project which are being returned to nature. The ground may be muddy in places. \n 
URL:https://rdnhs.org.uk/blog/event/sulham-woods/
LOCATION:Sulham Woods\, Beech Road\, Purley-on-Thames\, Berskshire\, RG8 8DR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Field trip
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