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Wild flowers in West London.
Unveiled: the new plans for Gurnell Leisure centre
Perivale Wood: Bluebells and Celandine in April.
Late April in the meadow.
The River Brent and (some of) its tributaries.
One more set of bluebells: Long wood.
Yellow slime mold.
The Perivale Meadow Ponds: a wetlands takes shape.
Spring butterflies in Perivale Park
Horsenden Hill (East), Gruffalo and friends and (canal) Herons.

Recent Posts

Perivale Park: One of London’s best outdoor spaces!
Diversity in the Park orchard: A 2024 update.
Litter picking with a Difference: CURB and Coston’s Brook
Now it’s the turn of the tulips – 2024.
Quince blossom in the orchard
Updates – the park Fritillaries and the Colne Valley Viaduct.
Friends of Perivale Park: Annual report 2023-2024.
2024 – A good year for Daffodils.
A different view of the Park Pear Trees
Wood sculptures found in a nearby nature reserve.
The Ealing Beaver sanctuary revisited.
Perivale Park Kestrel
Friends of Perivale Park: Annual General Meeting, Monday 18th March, 2024 at 19.30.
Fruit trees in West London – Lady Gilbert’s orchard.
News for February, 2024 – every little helps!
Perivale Park Green flag: 2023-2024.
Costons Brook – as you may never have seen it before.
Places of interest in Google Maps for the park.
The River Brent and (some of) its tributaries.
A corner of the park is now restored!

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Neil Anderson on The Ealing Beaver sanctuary revisited.
Neil Anderson on Perivale Park Kestrel
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Richard on Places of interest in Google Maps for the park.
Cathy S on Places of interest in Google Maps for the park.
Neil Anderson on The River Brent and (some of) its tributaries.
Henry Rzepa on The River Brent and (some of) its tributaries.
Neil Anderson on The River Brent and (some of) its tributaries.
Henry Rzepa on Unveiled: the new plans for Gurnell Leisure centre
Neil Anderson on Late autumn colour in 2023 – the avenue of Pear trees.
Lena Marlowe on Council Proposing to Close Perivale Park Golf Course – and create a new regional park.
Neil Anderson on Autumn 2023 fungi, splashes of colour and gardening chores
Henry Rzepa on The beavers are coming – real soon now!
Neil Anderson on The beavers are coming – real soon now!

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Bedfont Lakes Country Park
Best of the Midwest – Hiking, Nature and Photography
Brent River & Canal Society
Brentham Garden Suburb
Chelsea Physic Garden
CURB – Clean up River Brent
Ealing Parks foundation
Ealing Wildlife Group
Ealing Wildlife group: Blog
Ealing, Southall and Middlesex Athletics Club
Framfield Allotments
Friends of Cassiobury Park
Friends of Gladstone Park
Friends of Horsenden Hill
Friends of the River Crane Environment
Friends of Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park
Froglife
Fryent Country Park
Go Parks Entry
Hanwell and Norwood Green orchard trail
Horsenden Grape and Honey Farm
Instagram page
LAGER Can
Litten Nature Reserve
London National Park City blog
London National Park City Network
London National Park City Wiki
London Natural History Society
London Wetland Centre, Barnes
National Park City Front Gardens
Oxford Botanic Garden and Arboretum
Perivale Brewery
Perivale Wood
Rotherham's River of flowers
Save our magnificent meadows
The Orchard Project
The People’s Walk for Wildlife
Welcome to Perivale

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