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Free Spring Walk DKH Wood - sat 10 may


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Please join us for a free guided walk around DKH Wood and the Greendale fields, led by Daniel Greenwood from the London Wildlife Trust. Explore the flora and fauna of this wonderful pocket of wildlife that is right on our doorstep.


Spring Walk

Sat 10th May 2014

Meet 9:50am for a 10am start by the picnic benches in DKH Open Space (the park and wood next to E Dulwich Sainsburys & adventure playground).

The walk will last approx. an hour and a half.

Wear sensible clothing for a walk in the countryside !

Booking not necessary.

This event will be cancelled in the event of heavy rain.


http://www.friendsofdkhwood.org/2014/04/spring-walk-2014/

Many thanks to Daniel Greenwood from the London Wildlife Trust for the Spring Walk this morning. It turned out to be very sunny!


Here's a quick list of what we saw... more info is available here: http://www.friendsofdkhwood.org/2014/05/spring-walk-2014-report/


Wild Area in DKH Open Space:

song thrush (red listed)

dunnock (amber listed)

wren

black cap

blackbird


Park:

Speckled wood butterfly

Great tit


DKH Wood:

Blackbird

wood aven

wild garlic

dog violet


Greendale Fields:

yellow meadow ants

song thrush

house sparrow

whitethroat

swifts

green veined butterfly

cranesbill

vetch

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