This course will teach you how to identify frogs, toads, newts, lizards and snakes and show you techniques you can use to survey these animals. The course is free and […]
Amphibian and Reptile surveying training course Read More »
Today’s WeBS counts on Wanstead Flats and in Wanstead Park produced some interesting finds, including a bumper total of 1200+ Common Gulls on the Flats and 22 Common Teal in
WeBS counts on Wanstead Flats and in Wanstead Park 21 February 2016 Read More »
On Sunday 14 February 2016, 10 members of the Group met at West Ham station to catch the 9:13 train to Leigh-on-Sea. Even before we reached the bridge onto Two
Trip to Two Tree Island Read More »
HEDGEHOGS Hedgehog expert Barry Chapman told us loads of facts about hedgehogs and how we can help them to survive. There are some on Wanstead Flats and if we ever
Nature Club – February 2016 Read More »
SQUIRRELS & WINTER TREASURE HUNT Squirrels collect nuts like acorns in the Autumn when there are lots about and they bury them in the ground so that they can find
Nature Club – January 2016 Read More »
ROBINS AND TREE DECORATIONS Seven children today for our seasonal celebration. First we visited the birds on Jubilee Pond and took them some presents in the shape of peanuts, fresh
Nature Club – December 2015 Read More »
Members of the Wren Wildlife Group are hoping to find 1000 different kinds of plants and animals in the Wanstead area during 2016. Chair Tim Harris reports on progress so
Wanstead 1000: Off and running Read More »
Visit to Wallasea RSPB Reserve Awayday on 29 November 2015 Mute Swan Brent Goose Shelduck Eurasian Wigeon Eurasian Teal Mallard Shoveler Pheasant Cormorant Little Egret Tufted Duck Grey Heron Kestrel
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A group of Wren Group members, with support from the City of London Corporation, set out to find which reptile species were present in the Exchange Lands (Old Sewage Works)
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On Sunday 25th Tricia Moxey led about 15 Wren members and supporters around the City of London Cemetery in search of fungi. Tricia had been a bit worried that the
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