Just outside the south eastern corner of the Wren Wildlife Recording Area is a small pocket park sandwiched between two major roads (including Orient Way), a train track, residential housing […]
Solidarity with the Orient Way Park Friends Read More »
https://wrengroup.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/GMT20200614-093424_Introducti_1686x768.mp4 During and after the Zoom broadcast comments were invited on the chat function, which can be found by clicking here: GMT20200614-093424_Introducti Some references relevant to the talk and discussion:
An introduction to Flowers and Insect Pollination with Tricia Moxey Read More »
An introduction to bird listening a Powerpoint presentation with hopefully audio files included.
An introduction to Bird Listening from Bob Vaughan – click here for details Read More »
On Sunday 26 April at 11am the Wren Wildlife & Conservation Group Held its second free virtual meeting online using Zoom. After our successful first meeting on bees and bee-flies
If you are like us, you’ll be missing getting out regularly to see nature and being involved in keeping the Park and Flats in good condition. You are probably missing
“Bees, Bee Flies and Bees-that-look-like-wasps” Read More »
The February Wren wildlife walk was led by James Heal and started at Jubilee Lake. Even though the weather was windy and rather wet 20 plucky people turned up
Wren Wildlife walk Read More »
Happy New Year! Could there be any better way to start off the New Year than with a search for plants flowering in Leytonstone? Not a question that has often