Views of the Tarn

All photos by Sue

Naturelog: Friday 12th July

A trip to the Wetland Centre at Barnes. Although it was fairly quiet for birds the grounds were in full … More

The garden continues to be quiet, although we have seen the Green Woodpecker on a number of occasions recently. A … More

it would be hard nowadays to consider Nelson’s column without the four flanking Lions. yet at the time they were … More

By the middle of the 19th century it was becoming evident that the British Museum collection was outgrowing its home … More

Many people have heard about the Royal Swans, which can be found on the upper reaches of the river Thames, … More

Being a history buff, the British Museum is probably my favourite of the many museums in London. The collection dates … More

The Red eyed Damselfly is common in Southern England where it can be found by lakes, rivers and other bodies … More

Following on from a meeting this morning I hot footed it to Canada Water in Rotherhithe to look for a … More

Finally, the nice weather seems to have arrived. This morning the garden was quite active as the nesting birds went … More