Posted on 9th May 2013 by Jamie Wyver @ London
The sun is finally shining and the reptiles at WWT London Wetland Centre are out and about enjoying the rays. After a long winter and a chilly start to spring the lizards and slow worms have emerged to make the … <[...]
Posted on 19th April 2013 by Jamie Wyver @ London
Our Chief Ecologist Richard Bullock has just given me a list of plants currently in bloom around the Centre. He (and I) had often thought of spring flowers here being predominantly yellow and white, with the blues and [...]
Posted on 15th March 2013 by Jamie Wyver @ London
Guest blog by Katy Haynes, Retail Team Leader and Reserve Volunteer While out on the Grazing Marsh with our Reserve Manager Adam Salmon, I was admiring a cormorant flying low overhead. Suddenly there was a glimpse of [...]
Posted on 12th March 2013 by Jamie Wyver @ London
It’s been a chilly week here but we’re looking forward to signs of spring, including four of the earliest spring migrants, in the next week or so. Little ringed plover Look for the plovers scuttling like clockwork [...]
Posted on 6th February 2013 by Jamie Wyver @ London
Mike Dilger, BBC The One Show naturalist and author, speaks to us as he visits WWT London Wetland Centre to open our new Headley Discovery Hide – a welcoming hide designed with beginner birdwatchers in mind. The new[...]
Posted on 31st December 2012 by Jamie Wyver @ London
2012 was an important year for WWT London Wetland Centre. We’re still a very young nature reserve, but there was a sense this year that we really are reaching our goals in terms of providing perfect wetland habitats for[...]
Posted on 7th December 2012 by Jamie Wyver @ London
TV presenter and adventurer Simon Reeve joins us to talk about a threatened wetland, the Tana river delta, and the importance of conservation. And we’re feeling festive – hear about our Christmas show and [...]
Posted on 16th November 2012 by Jamie Wyver @ London
Having done a great job grazing one of the Sheltered lagoon islands, our Hebridean sheep have now been moved to a second island. This video shows our warden, Mike Caiden, moving the sheep. Hebrideans are a Rare Breed and [...]
Posted on 9th November 2012 by Jamie Wyver @ London
November2012-at-WWT-London-Wetland-Centre by WWT London Psychology lecturers Tom Dickins and David Hardman discuss bird psychology: what gulls are up to in Billingsgate Market, and why certain bird species may have [...]
Posted on 18th October 2012 by Jamie Wyver @ London
This rare footage of a Nathusius’ Pipistrelle was shot from the Observatory at WWT London Wetland Centre by Jonny Rex on Wednesday 17 October. The bat was hunting at around 5.30pm, which suggests it may have been [...]
© Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust 2013
All images on this site remain the copyright of WWT or the photographers, and may not be reproduced without prior agreements. The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust Limited is charity (1030884 England and Wales, SC039410 Scotland) and a company limited by guarantee (2882729 England). VAT number 618368028.
Continue reading