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Turnpike Lane in David Attenborough’s new wildlife programme based in london

See David Attenborough’s new wildlife programme in London - all of the scenes with foxes are filmed at Turnpike Lane, around the station and at the Mannock road allotment  :)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m002hzg7

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I noticed that too Shauna. There was also a shot of the Grove School on Downhills Park Road.

Thanks for flagging this, Shauna.

I watched the programme and it was wonderful to hear Attenborough so passionate about London, positioning it a number of times as the world's greenest capital city.

As soon as I saw the fox session I knew immediately that the producers were treading the path beaten by local wildlife photographer Matt Moran on Springwatch last year. (No reason to reinvent the wheel, I guess).

The last time I saw Attenborough in the neighbourhood was 2016, when he officially opened Woodberry Wetlands

A previous BBC nature documentary, Dogs in the Wild, used the same area for fox filming a few years back.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0dpnshd

Clearly a very well trodden path for the BBC then.

Can't understand why dear old David neglected to mention the commonest one of all..the grey squirrel!

I thought it was great to highlight nature in this part of London. Did anyone know where to get the hedgehog doors from. Would be great if we could build on this spotlight by increasing nature further.

We just cut out some gaps with a keyhole saw.

Will do, thank you

I like the grey squirrels who come to play in my garden and the birds... quite happy to put out seeds and nuts. A neighbour had foxes n squirrels shot once.....   but red squirrels are very rare in southern England..

I like watching the grey squirrels come play in my small garden. I had a jay flew down a few weeks ago ... Lovely plumage . Sometimes a flock of starlings ..I used to see thrush n blackbirds.. but decimated by local cat population... 

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