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Happy Summer Solstice! Enjoy the peace of the longest day at Railway Fields this evening at 8.30Please join us to welcome summer. It looks like its going to be a beautiful evening. Please arrive between 8.30 and 8.45 (we will lock the… Started by Liz |
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The Swifts Are Back!First you hear that distinctive scream, you scan the skies, there they are powering through the air. Just like that the sound of summer app… Started by Liz |
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May 12 Reply by Annie McDonald |
A rainy dawn chorus walk at Railway Fields"It's going to hammer it down, " I said to Cassandra, the team leader at Railway Fields. "Should we cancel the Dawn Chorus walk?" "Of cour… Started by Liz |
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May 5 Reply by Maddy |
Waxwings in a Harringay garden by the PassageIn one of those extraordinary moments when you see something amazing on quite an ordinary day, I was privileged to watch a flock of waxwing… Started by Liz |
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May 5 Reply by Andrew |
Signs of Spring: Go spot the bluebells bloomingBluebells have appeared at Railway Fields and can be seen in different parts of the site. Many of the bluebells are hybrid Spanish and Nati… Started by Liz |
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Apr 19 Reply by Dick Harris |
Signs of Spring: wrens nestingIt's not hard to spot the nesting birds around Harringay at the moment, there's a marvellous magpie nest in one of the trees in my street,… Started by Liz |
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Apr 5 Reply by Christina Davis |
Signs of Spring: the return of the hairy footed flower beesOne of the insects I look for as soon as the flowers begin to bloom is the lovely little hairy footed flower bees. In a garden on the Ladde… Started by Liz |
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Mar 29 Reply by Simon Bradley |
Signs of Spring: blackthorn blossom at Railway FieldsThe dark-hued branches of blackthorn have finally started to bloom. Blackthorn is unusual in that the flowers appear before the leaves. Bl… Started by Liz |
0 | Mar 20 |
Trees of Harringay: Pairs of Pears on Green LanesJust a week after the pink (and pinky white) blossom of the cherry trees, the white froth of ornamental pear trees is erupting along Green… Started by Liz |
0 | Mar 20 |
Trees of Harringay: cherry blossom time! #blossomwatchWith the first day of Spring fast approaching, the cherry trees coming into flower feels right on cue. Here's a sweet one on Umfreville a… Started by Liz |
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Mar 17 Reply by John Shulver |
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