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London Bird Report No.80 2015 Mini-Gazetteer of Sites LONDON BIRD REPORT NO.80 2015 MINI-GAZETTEER OF SITES Amwell Key NR Greater London 10 Urban Area Watsonian Prae Rye Meads Vice-counties Wood Northaw Great Wood Chipping EX Ongar N 00 TL HR TQ Hilfield Epping Park Res Forest Stocker’s Trent Park Lake Thorndon 90 Lea Valley CP Broadwater Hampstead Walthamstow Brent Heath Res Roding Lake Res Regent’s BU Park IL 80 + Rainham Marshes +Surrey Crossness Thames Res Colne Valley Colne MX Water Staines Res LWC Q Mother Swanscombe Richmond Foots Cray Wandle Marshes 70 Park Meadows Thames QE II Beddington Petts KT Farmlands Wood Res Darent 60 Sevenoaks Bookham WR Scale Common SY 1 5 10km Limpsfield 50 Chart 00 10 20 30 40 50 60 LNHS Area map with locations of some well-known bird-watching sites. Boundary sites give an indication of the extent of the LNHS Area. A grey background shows a built-up area. (Contains Ordnance Survey data ©Crown copyright and database rights 2012) 10 LONDON BIRD REPORT NO. 80 MINI-GAZETTEER OF SITES ——— http://www.lnhs.org.uk > About Us> LNHS Sections> London Bird Club. ‘Bird Recording’ This lists the main sites in the London Area as well as all the sites added to the Full Gazetteer this year (the latter printed in italic type). Notes about sites are in blue type; cross-references from older names are in red type. A key to abbreviations is on page 30. If a site is not entirely within one of our recording areas, then it is usually taken to be in the recording area that contains the larger area of the site. The most notable of these are: all of the Lea Valley reservoirs, Crystal Palace Park, Holyfield Lake, South Norwood Country Park, Stocker's Lake, Victoria Park and Wraysbury Res. Abbey Mills, Colliers Wood Black Green Wood Cannon Street Station (SY) TQ264698 (HR) TL137028 (IL/MX) TQ326808 Addington Hills (SY) TQ352644 Black Green Wood, Smug Oak Canons Farm (SY) TQ248577 Aldenham CP (HR) TQ170955 (HR) TL137028 Cassiobury Park (HR) TQ090970 (previously Aldenham Res) Black Jack's Mill, Harefield Cator Park (KT) TQ364702 Alexandra Park (MX) TQ300900 (MX) TQ043903 Cely Woods (EX) TQ560830 Allen Gdns, Spitalfields Black Park (BU) TQ010836 Central Park, Dartford (IL/MX) TQ340821 Bookham Common (SY) TQ130565 (KT) TQ543736 Amwell NR (HR) TL378128 Botley Hill (SY) TQ398556 Chase Stud Farm (SY) TQ188570 Arbrook Common (SY) TQ143632 Bounds Green (NX) TQ300914 Cheshunt GP (HR) TL370030 Ash Link NR (MX) TQ081685 Bramble Farm, Corbets Tey Chess Valley (HR) TQ052961 Ashford Common (MX) TQ087697 (EX) TQ568837 Chingford Green (EX) TQ383944 Ashtead Common (SY) TQ175595 Brent Res (MX) TQ215870 Chipstead (SY) TQ285580 Badgers Mount (KT) TQ495621 Brent River Park (MX) TQ199845 Chislehurst (KT) TQ445705 Banbury Res (EX) TQ362915 Bricket Wood Common Chorleywood Common Banstead Downs (SY) TQ252610 (HR) TL130010 (HR) TQ033963 Barking Bay/Marsh (EX) TQ477820 Broadwater Farm, Weybridge Church Lane Flood Meadow LNR Barnes Common (SY) TQ222758 (SY) TQ086655 (EX) TL494047 Barnet Gate (HR) TQ218953 Broadwater Lake (MX) TQ045892 City of London (IL/MX) TQ327811 Barnet General Hospital Brondesbury (MX) TQ245850 Claybury Woods & Park (HR) TQ237962 Brondesbury Park (EX) TQ435912 Battersea Park (IL/SY) TQ282772 (IL/MX) TQ240840 (previously Claybury Forest) Bayonne Park, Fulham Brook Farm, Curtismill Green Cleveland Park (MX) TQ165817 (IL/MX) TQ240777 (EX) TQ525962 Cobham Cem (SY) TQ118591 Bayswater (IL/MX) TQ257807 Broxbourne Woods Cobham Floods (SY) TQ106595 Beddington Farmlands (HR) TL329073 Codham Hall Wood (SY) TQ290667 Buckingham Palace Gdns (EX) TQ585887 Bedfont Lakes CP (MX) TQ078726 (IL/MX) TQ288796 Coldblow (KT) TQ503732 Beech Farm GP (HR) TL190086 Buckland (SY) TQ222509 Cole Green Tip (HR) TL265112 Belhus Woods CP (EX) TQ570825 Bulphan Fen (EX) TQ633864 Colnbrook Landfill(BU) TQ025778 Bell Weir Lock, Egham Burgess Park (IL/SY) TQ335778 Colney Hatch (MX) TQ282917 (SY) TQ018722 Bury Lake (HR) TQ053938 Connaught Water (EX) TQ404953 Belsize Park (MX) TQ273845 Bushy Park (MX) TQ160690 (in Epping Forest) Bentley Priory NR (MX) TQ155927 Butter Hill, Carshalton Coombe Wood, Great Warley Bethnal Green Gdns (SY) TQ281651 (EX) TQ580901 (IL/MX) TQ351826 Canada Water (IL/SY) TQ355793 Coopers Green GP (HR) TL201097 MINI-GAZETTEER OF SITES 11 Coopers Green Lane Epsom Common (SY) TQ190605 Graeme Hendry Wood, Godstone (HR) TL192096 Epsom Downs (SY) TQ219582 (SY) TQ346503 Copthall Green (EX) TL423008 Esher Common (SY) TQ135625 Grays Gorge (EX) TQ608789 Copthall PF, Hendon Ewell Court Park (SY) TQ212639 Grays Inn Gdns (IL/MX) TQ309818 (MX) TQ228906 Fairfold's Farm (HR) TL188101 (also known as ‘The Walks’) Cornmill Meadows (EX) TL380011 Fairlop Waters (EX) TQ459905 Great Hurst Woods(SY) TQ211553 Crayford Marshes (KT) TQ532775 Farthing Downs (SY) TQ299576 Green Street Green(KT) Creekmouth, Barking Fir & Pond Woods (MX) TL276011 TQ460637 (EX) TQ452827 Fishers Green Goosefield Greenhill (MX) TQ156885 Croham Hurst GC (SY) TQ342963 (EX) TL380038 Greenland Dock(IL/SY) TQ361791 Crossness (KT) TQ490808 Fishers Green Island (previously Surrey Docks) Croxley Common Moor (EX) TL376037 Greenwich Park (KT) TQ390775 (HR) TQ082948 Fishponds OS, Surbiton Greenwich Peninsula Crystal Palace Park (SY) TQ188668 (KT) TQ393796 (KT) TQ347707 Fleet Downs (KT) TQ562732 Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Dagenham Chase (EX) TQ514858 Folkes Farm, Cranham Park (KT) TQ400793 Dartford Marshes (KT) TQ544774 (EX) TQ580887 Grey Goose Farm (EX) TQ629807 Dartmouth Park (MX) TQ283867 Foots Cray Meadows Hackney (MX) TQ352846 Davy Down (EX) TQ592803 (KT) TQ478715 Hackney Marsh (MX) TQ366861 Debden Slade (EX) TQ419970 Franks Farm, Cranham Hackney Wick (MX) TQ370847 Dollypers Hill (SY) TQ315584 (EX) TQ587874 Hale End (EX) TQ388915 Dormer's Wells (MX) TQ135807 Frays Valley LNR (MX) TQ055865 Hall Marsh Scrape (EX) TL373017 Downe (KT) TQ433616 Frays Wildfowl Lake Hamm Moor (SY) TQ063648 Downe Bank (KT) TQ438609 (MX) TQ056864 Hampermill Lake (HR) TQ095942 Downsview Farm, Walton on the Friday Lake (HR) TL371020 Hampstead Heath (MX) TQ273866 Hill (SY) TQ216566 Frogmore Lakes (HR) TL150033 Hampton Court Park (also known Duck Wood (EX) TQ555923 Fryent CP (MX) TQ194877 as ‘Home Park') (MX) TQ166676 Dulwich Park (SY) TQ335735 Fulham Old Cem Harefield Moor (MX) TQ054884 Dulwich Upper Wood (IL/MX) TQ240772 Harlow Park (EX) TL478078 (SY) TQ339729 Galleyhill Wood (EX) TL394034 Harrow RG (MX) TQ147887 Dulwich Village (SY) TQ334739 (in Epping Forest) Harrow Weald (MX) TQ150910 Dyrham Park Farm Gallions Hill, Thamesmead (KT) Hatfield Park (HR) TL240080 (MX) TQ224993 TQ452801 Havering CP (EX) TQ505930 East Finchley Cem Gallions Reach (EX/KT) TQ445801 Hawley (KT) TQ545715 (MX) TQ258896 Garsons Farm (SY) TQ125639 Hayes (KT) TQ400661 East India Dock Basin Garthorne Road NR Hayes Common (KT) TQ405652 (MX) TQ391808 (KT) TQ356736 Hayes Hill Farm (EX) TL383033 East Sheen Common Gatton Park/Lake (SY) TQ271525 Headstone Manor (MX) TQ141897 (SY) TQ195745 Glassmill Mill Pond, Bromley (KT) Hersham GP (SY) TQ128663 Edgwarebury Cem (MX) TQ193939 TQ399690 Hertford Heath NR Egham Hythe (SY) TQ026707 Glen Faba (EX) TL393088 (HR) TL354111 Ellenbrook Fields (HR) TL205090 Glover's Island, Richmond (MX) High Wood, Cudham (remains of Hatfield Aerodrome) TQ178736 (KT) TQ458600 Elmstead (KT) TQ424708 Goat Bridge, Mitcham(SY) Highfield Park (HR) TL180065 Elthorne Park, West Ealing TQ281671 Highgate Cem (MX) TQ284871 (MX) TQ158794 Gobions Wood (HR) TL256035 Highgate Wood (MX) TQ283887 Emberside RG (SY) TQ144666 Godstone SP (SY) TQ345518 Highwood Hill (MX) TQ215935 Enfield Chase (MX) TQ290988 Goodley Stock (KT) TQ439521 Hilfield Park Res (HR) TQ158959 Epping Forest (EX) TQ420985 Gospel Oak (MX) TQ280855 12 LONDON BIRD REPORT NO. 80 Hillingdon and Uxbridge KGVI Res (MX) TQ041732 Mardyke Woods (EX) TQ585803 Cemeteries (MX) TQ065828 Kingsbury (MX) TQ193887 (comprising Brannett's Wood, Hillside Farm, St Margarets (HR) Knighton Wood (EX) TQ409931 Millard's Gdn and Low Wells TL374120 Ladbroke Square Gdns Wood) Hilly Fields Park (MX) TQ323985 (IL/MX) TQ248806 Markfield Park (MX) TQ346886 Hinchley Wood (SY) TQ156652 Ladywalk Wood (HR) TQ030937 Martin's Hill OS (KT) TQ398692 Hither Green (KT) TQ390745 Ladywell (KT) TQ377750 Merton High Street, Colliers Hobbs Cross (EX) TQ476993 Lake Farm CP (MX) TQ091803 Wood (SY) TQ265702 Hoddesdonpark Wood Lammas Park (MX) TQ172796 Middlesex University (HR) TL352084 Lamorbey Park (KT) TQ465731 (MX) TQ288955 Hogsmill River Park Langley Corner (BU) TQ010847 Mill Meads (EX) TQ386833 (SY) TQ204673 Langley Vale (SY) TQ212577 Millwall Docks (MX) TQ377795 Hogsmill SW (SY) TQ197682 Langley Vale Farm (SY) TQ207574 Molesey Heath (SY) TQ132672 Holden's Wood, Brentford (EX) Leg O Mutton NR (SY) TQ218774 Mollands Lane GP (EX) TQ604820 TQ593912 (previously Lonsdale Road Res) Monken Hadley Common Holly Hill OS (KT) TQ498781 Letchmore Heath (HR) TQ155977 (MX) TQ262971 Holmethorpe SP (SY) TQ295515 Leyton Flats (EX) TQ397885 Morden Cem (SY) TQ232672 Holyfield Hall Farm Limpsfield (SY) TQ390535 Morden Hall Park (SY) TQ264687 (EX) TL384038 Limpsfield Chart (SY) TQ431521 Morden Park (SY) TQ248676 Holyfield Lake (EX) TL378045 Limpsfield Chart GC Mores Plantation (EX) TQ566968 Home Park (MX) TQ166676 (SY) TQ412527 Mudchute Farm (MX) TQ381786 Hornchurch CP. See Ingrebourne Lion Gorge (EX) TQ599786 Nazeing CP (EX) TL387057 Horsenden Hill (MX) TQ162844 Lippitts Hill (EX) TQ392976 New Beckenham (SY) TQ367710 Hounslow Heath (MX) TQ123745 (also known as Truelove’s; in New Charlton (KT) TQ428788 Hyde Park/Kensington Gdns Epping Forest) Newton Park West (IL/MX) TQ274804 Little End (EX) TL541003
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