IN THE COMMUNITY: Reading RSPB Group Activities
On Tuesday, February 13, we were delighted to welcome Peter Holden MBE for a talk entitled, Inspired by Birds.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Reading RSPB group head indoors for autumn talks (but don’t worry, they’re still watching the skies)
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Reading RSPB looking ahead to autumn programme
On June 14, Reading's local RSPB group held its final indoor meeting before the summer break.
IN THE COMMUNITY: Reading RSPB Group holds AGM – and discovers a siskin
The Reading RSPB group held their AGM at Pangbourne Village Hall, and also went on some birdwatching visits
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