Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
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Ducketts Common on the vergeA great way to help pollinators and wild flowers is to leave strips of grass unmown. At Ducketts Common, the Parks department at Haringey C… Started by Liz |
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Jun 4, 2017 Reply by Smithoix |
The Great British Bee CountGot a smartphone? Want to help bees? Then join the Great British Bee Count with Friends of the Earth, supported by Buglife. You don't need… Started by Liz |
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In defence of the magpieThe first magpie ran quickly and elegantly along the middle of the lower roof before ascending, with ease, the steeper brick wall that sepa… Started by Liz |
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Mar 31, 2017 Reply by Liz |
Ancient Balkan Spring traditions find their way to a local parkAt the beginning of March I read about the Balkan tradition of Martia - the red and white threads worn from March 1st ( a Bulgarian nationa… Started by Liz |
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Mar 24, 2017 Reply by D S |
Frog in the Passage #wildinharringayOooh Spring! With this beautiful frog in the Harringay Passage, you are really spoiling us! And there's frog spawn in the pond at Railway F… Started by Liz |
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Mar 14, 2017 Reply by Anka |
Checking for signs of Spring in Railway FieldsPaid a quick visit to Railway Fields on Monday. Whilst the kids played on the swings, I had time to do a quick tour of the site looking for… Started by Liz |
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Feb 16, 2017 Reply by Liz |
The first bumblebee of 2017Paying a visit to Stroud Green and Harringay Library, I had a little look at the mahonia to see if there were any insects I could bother. A… Started by Liz |
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Jan 27, 2017 Reply by Elin |
Nature notes: King Alfred's Cakes and a ShovelerFinally able to drag the smalls out of the house last Sunday, we spent the afternoon at Woodberry Wetlands before walking back down the New… Started by Liz |
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Winter wanders: a frosty morning in Railway FieldsThere are worse ways to spend a Monday morning than exploring the frosty landscape of Railway Fields, however, the winter sun soon broke t… Started by Liz |
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Dec 6, 2016 Reply by Liz |
Tottenham Autumn ambles: Michaelmas Melancholy and MushroomsMy regular readers (all half a dozen of you) will know that this year a wander across Tottenham's finest parks ( a personal opinion, natura… Started by Liz |
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Sep 29, 2016 Reply by Liz |
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