Report by James Heal and all photos by Anke Marsh On 13 October David Carr led the way with another spider field trip/survey on Wanstead Flats. This followed the very […]
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This is the time to look out for the variety of mushrooms and toadstools that may pop-up almost anywhere. Most of our summer bird visitors have disappeared, but on the
The star of early September was the Greenshank which stayed on Heronry for just over two weeks. The real rarities were however were two insects: a female Red-veined Darter photographed
There is a good display of Dragonflies and Damselflies on Shoulder-of-Mutton pond right now. Hundreds of Small Red and good numbers of Willow Emerald Damselflies also larger Brown Hawker, Black-tailed
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The butterfly walk on 5th August went very well with a dozen people joining us to find butterflies and mini-beasts. There were good numbers of common butterflies on the plain
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The Wren Committee have serious concerns about the proposed large scale concert planned for Wanstead Flats. We believe the precious wildlife of Wanstead Flats could be threatened. See our letter
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Mirza Rashid led a very successful Bat walk in Wanstead Park last night (26th July). Five, maybe six, different Bat species were detected and most showed very well. To give
A presentation by the Wren Wildlife and Conservation Group on Tuesday July 23rd, 7.30pm This presentation looks at funding for Epping Forest as a whole and focuses on the concept
At 12-00 on 13th July members of Wren met up with Newham Green Hands for a walk through the Alexandra Lake area to look for wildlife. It was great to
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