Spring Walk & Picnic: DKH Wood & Green Dale Sun 24th April

By jay66
April 23, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted April 23, 2016

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Posted April 23, 2016

**FREE** Spring Walk this Sunday 24th April in Dog Kennel Hill Wood and Green Dale Fields. Led by the marvelous Daniel Greenwood of the London Wildlife Trust. Meet at 10:25 am by the picnic benches in DKH Wood (the park next to the Sainsburys cashpoints).

In past years we have seen kestrels, green woodpeckers, meadow ants, white throat as well as the usual suspects (blackbirds, tits, robins etc).

Come and see how the meadow is doing on Green Dale after its first mow in years.

**COMMUNITY PICNIC**

Then join us for a community picnic on Green Dale fields from midday. Come and show your appreciation of this beautiful green space at a time when it is under threat from development. Bring something to sit on, food to share and a football for a kickabout. We have the Champion Hillbillies making an appearance with their Southern (London) bluegrass sound.

More info here: http://www.friendsofdkhwood.org/ and in conjunction with Friends of Green Dale: http://www.friendsofgreendale.org.uk/.

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