Great news! The council have set up three nesting boxes on opposing sides of the square. We have planted some honey-suckle next to the feeder and hope it will grow well .
The obituary in the Guardian yesterday on Eric Simms is fascinating. He was a naturalist with a specific interest in urban birds. According to the report he shifted the way people thought about urban birds by carefully watching and documenting bird life locally, specifically in Dollis Hill, rather than focusing on rare and more exotic species.
Yesterday, I spotted a huge bird of prey circling high over Wilmington Square. By the time I had got binoculars it had gone. I wondered whether it could have been one of the peregrine falcons which live at Tate Modern?
Welcome to WSFF's blog. We are a small group encouraging and supporting wildlife in Wilmington Square's gardens. Please let us know if you see any interesting birds or animal activity in the Square.