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River Wey in flood, Old Woking, Jan.2014 More rain on saturated ground and the River Wey rose above it's banks, shown here at Old Wo...

The River Wey at Old Woking Palace is brim full.

Red Admiral Butterfly Today is the Winter Solstice, the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, and here is a surprise, a w...

WOKING CUSTOMERS ONLY! Now is the time to order your handmade candles for this Christmas. 1 x 19cm Pure Beeswax Candle Pair, £7.50 Al...

Marion Malcher is presented with the Silver Jubilee Bowl at the National Honey Show by Dr David Aston, Chairman of the British Beekeepers...

Whilst delighted to find this jewel like beetle in my garden, I was less pleased when I discovered she will be eating my rosemary and lavend...

Water?  here in modern Britain, apart from the occasional hosepipe ban in an exceptional summer, all we have to do is turn on the tap. But h...

Red Squirrel by Paul Whippey The Red Squirrel is the native squirrel of the British Isles, the American Grey Squirrel was only introduce...

What could be nicer than planting bulbs to bring a splash of colour in the Spring? and the bees will appreciate the flowers too! Older...

Film director Markus Imhoof used mini-helicopters and high-speed cameras to film a princess mating on the wing.

A very rare moth in Britain makes an appearance in Kent. Photo : Accipter, courtesy of Wikipedia Mr Ross Newnham, a volunt...

The wild Cornish coast is home to Grey Seals, like this one, or perhaps it's a Selkie?

Mr Messett of the Yeoman Archers showed visitors to Woking Palace how Agincourt was won! The longbow here was made by the archer himself....

Honeybee The brambles are out and providing rich nectar for bees and butterflies

These bees had landed in an oak sapling. According to the traditional rhyme "a swarm in June is worth a silver spoon"