London Natural History Society

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We foster the appreciation and study of London's wildlife and assist in the conservation of wildlife in the London area lnhs.org.uk #LondonWildlife #LondonBirds (managed by @ankemarsh.bsky.social and Pete Mantle)

A screenshot of the newsletter’s front cover. On it is a lovely photo of a grey squirrel taken by our LBC chair, Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne, at Russia Docks.
A photograph of the front cover of the journal. At the top it says, The London Naturalist. At the bottom, journal of the London natural history society, no. 104 2025. There is a photo of marsh woundwort gracing the cover.
Same photo of the LBR as above.
The cover of the last issue of the London Naturalist, with a photo of a caterpillar in vegetation.
A landscape photo of a field. The trees in the background are turning yellow, with a hint of red. In front of those trees is a long dead tree, its branches reaching out. There is an evergreen next to it, refusing to change colour. In the foreground is a meadow of sorrel, dock and other plants, most of which have gone a russet brown. Autumn is here!
A photograph of a grassy field with a pheasant in the middle. It has a mainly brown body, very long tail feathers, a blue-green neck and a red head.
A starling on a roof showing its bright beautiful iridescent colours standing in front of a blue sky.
A lovely male tufted duck photographed at Hampstead Heath in January. It is floating in a greenish pond, and is mainly black with white on the side of his abdomen. His head is black with some purple irridescence, his beak is grey and his eye yellow. He is facing to the right.