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Nature Notes

Nature Notes: Early bloom for the dog rose

Nature Notes: Flourishing flora amid lockdown

Nature Notes: A swift return

Nature Notes: A productive month for wildlife

Nature Notes: A canvas of Spring colours

Nature Notes: Bluebirds, Bluebells, and Butterflies

Nature Notes: Reconnecting with nature in a time of stress

Nature Notes: Spring awakening

Nature Notes: Tune in to nature to cheer yourself up in hard times

Nature Notes: A windy walk in search of a skylark

Nature Notes: Blooming March

Nature Notes: A wide variety of ducks on our waterways

Nature Notes: Spring's awakening

Nature Notes: Bracing for a storm

Nature Notes: A dreary winter's day

Nature Notes: The harbingers of spring are upon us

Nature Notes: How Wrens made their comeback

Nature Notes: A late night caller

The surprising tale of our winter moths

A Christmas serenade despite the wet weather

Nature Notes expert Tony Drakeford looks ahead to Spring

Nature Notes expert Tony Drakeford on the Pied Wagtail

Wishing one and all a very happy Christmas

A special chapter in the life of Richmond Park

Autumn colours have been very rich this year

Concerns over the decline of the 'king of fish'

Different shades of our feathery friends

A very different type of flight path in the skies

Ivy that provides critical nourishment for some of our species

Fly-by-nights winging their way across the evening sky

Seasonal sounds in full voice

Capturing the glorious colours of autumn

The great dawn chorus not as loud as it was years ago

Late arrival of sunshine is good news for our wildlife

Thrilling to watch an abundance of dragonflies

All change in the avian world as summer visitors head south and vice versa

Its official! Autumn has arrived

Changes to our climate having an impact on our insects

Squadrons of butterflies spotted on holiday

Swift visit all but over

Remembering the times fishing on the Thames

Hoverflies doing well this summer

Enjoying the wildlife in the hot summer sun

The wonderful sights and sounds of nature at Morden Hall Park

The sounds of the grasshopper fill the meadow

Where are some of our butterflies this summer?

Are species of bird staging a comeback?

Blackbirds singing all day despite the unseasonal weather

Going wild over roses

There are around nine species of damselflies in our areas

Some species of butterfly enjoying wonderful spring

Appreciating the beauty of our natural world

Good news as the first swifts have arrived!

Dandelions are an important source of nectar for our insects

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