Ducklings would normally arrive between April and June but have been spotted swimming with their mother at London Wetland Centre in Barnes. The strange sight is being put down to the warm autumn ...

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This photo taken on Nov. 9, 2022 shows two white-faced whistling ducks at London Wetland Centre in London, Britain. (Xinhua/Li Ying) ...

This local oasis is known as the WWT London Wetland Centre. The man-made reserve was opened in 2000 by none other than Sir David Attenborough, who has since dubbed the centre as ‘an extra lung ...

Image source, London Wetland Centre. Image caption, ... 16 August 2023. Britain's loudest bird makes booming recovery. Published. 25 March 2022. Related internet links. London Wetland Centre.

As darkness falls WWT London Wetland Centre becomes a truly magical place and one of the best places in London to see bats. Thursday 10th - Thursday 17th April 2025.

The centre, in Barnes, provides large undisturbed reedbeds so the birds can hunt and breed freely, making it the only place bitterns can be seen regularly in London during winter.

And perhaps most unbelievably of all it’s right here in the capital, at the London Wetland Centre. ... Wetlands Unravelled runs from October 1 to August 31, 2021; wwt.org.uk; unravelled ...

Britain's loudest bird, the bittern, has made a comeback over the winter months in London, conservationists say. There were only 30 known breeding pairs in the UK when the London Wetland Centre ...

Image source, London Wetland Centre. Image caption, The male bittern has been dubbed Britain's loudest bird due to its booming call. Reserve manager, Adam Salmon, said: ...