habitat info

Here you will find links to information about the animals and plants seen in the films. Pictures are displayed in the same order they appear in the films. The source of most of this info is the Living Countryside a weekly magazine of 180 issues.

• CAMDEN SQUARE

• TREES the annual cycle of trees in a residentiial square

• BIRDS Birds that have learned to live with us in our gardens

• FLORA Thewildflowers that compete for space in the gardens.

• INSECTS bees and other insect pollinators

• MAMMALS cats and squirrels that live in houses and trees

• REGENTS CANAL KINGSCROSS

• BIRDS water birds living on the canal

• FLORA plants growing on wild places along the canal.

• MAMMALS AND AMPHIBIANS ratsand frogs on the canal

• HIGHGATE WOODS

• TREES oaks,beeches,limes and bushy undergrowth

• FUNGI fungi, toadstools and mushrooms that feed the woodland trees

• FLORA flowers that grow in the woodland shade

• BIRDS kestrels, sparrowhawks, owls and smaller woodland birds.

• MAMMALS thegrey squirrel, the woodland resident.

• CROUCH END ABANDONED TENNIS COURTS

• PLANTS plants that adapt to fast changing habitats

• BIRDS birds that live in a habitat evolving from scrub to woodland

• BUTTERFLIES AND INSECTS pollinating insects

• MAMMALS adaptive grey squirrel

• TREES first trees of encroaching woodland

• WALTHAMSTOW RESERVOIR AND MARSHES

• WATER BIRDS waterbirds raising chicks on the reservoir

• MARSH BIRDS migrants nesting in marshland bushes.

• PLANTS marshland plants

• TOTTENHAM CHURCHYARD

• BIRDS nesting tree birds and water birds

• TREES variety of planted trees

• MAMMALS a vixen raising her cubs in churcyard. Squirrels and bats

 

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