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Claybury Park Has a Diverse Range of Birds Fullwell Avenue. Avenue. Fullwell difficult to navigate in the wetter months. wetter the in navigate to difficult tended to by patients. The orchard orchard The patients. by to tended towards Clayhall for road entrances along along entrances road for Clayhall towards scampering up and down trees. The green green The trees. down and up scampering of the paths in Claybury are soft and can be be can and soft are Claybury in paths the of Hospital when it may well have been been have well may it when Hospital Gardens, or catch the 169 from Barkingside Barkingside from 169 the catch or Gardens, heard drumming, nuthatches can be seen seen be can nuthatches drumming, heard pushchair and wheelchair access, the rest rest the access, wheelchair and pushchair forests surrounding the on encroaching Claybury of days early the to back dating and get off on stop opposite Wannock Wannock opposite stop on off get and greater spotted woodpeckers can be be can woodpeckers spotted greater path into Claybury Woods are suitable for for suitable are Woods Claybury into path borough, with development long since since long development with borough, feature, special very a also is orchard The 275 at Barkingside towards Walthamstow Walthamstow towards Barkingside at 275 and waxwing. In the woods, lesser and and lesser woods, the In waxwing. and paths and the all-weather multi-user multi-user all-weather the and paths Fairlop Central Line tube station: Catch the the Catch station: tube Line Central Fairlop Isolated from other green spaces in the the in spaces green other from Isolated the park’s wildlife. park’s the the park include nightingale, firecrest firecrest nightingale, include park the available from certified locksmiths. Surfaced Surfaced locksmiths. certified from available Underground of patients. of for cover and habitat valuable a providing buggy or wheelchair access. RADAR keys are are keys RADAR access. wheelchair or buggy Rare birds that have been recorded in in recorded been have that birds Rare rehabilitation the in key considered site, the of edges the on grow blackthorn will open up the kissing gates for large large for gates kissing the up open will Claybury Park has a diverse range of birds. birds. of range diverse a has Park Claybury Roding Lane North for park entrances. park for North Lane Roding their wild and natural feel as they were were they as feel natural and wild their and hawthorn of hedges Magnificent All access gates have a radar key lock that that lock key radar a have gates access All variety of fungi. fungi. of variety 275 bus, alight on either Tomswood Hill or or Hill Tomswood either on alight bus, 275 400 years), were managed to preserve preserve to managed were years), 400 woodland. the throughout seen Wheelchair Access Wheelchair In autumn, Claybury also has a huge huge a has also Claybury autumn, In if continuously tree covered for over over for covered tree continuously if be also can cherry wild and ash beam, Ravensbourne Gardens. Ravensbourne seen. be also can archangel yellow and beer. Field maple, birch, rowan, white white rowan, birch, maple, Field beer. ancient woodland (classified as such such as (classified woodland ancient Wedmore Avenue, Calne Avenue and and Avenue Calne Avenue, Wedmore Ravensbourne Gardens. Ravensbourne ancient woodland, such as wood anemone anemone wood as such woodland, ancient and the berries were once used to flavour flavour to used once were berries the and Hospital). The grounds, particularly the the particularly grounds, The Hospital). adjacent to bus stops close to side roads roads side to close stops bus to adjacent Acle Close gate and entrances along along entrances and gate Close Acle stitchwort. Plants which are indicative of of indicative are which Plants stitchwort. This tree has a distinctive chequered bark bark chequered distinctive a has tree This Europe’s largest mental asylums (Claybury (Claybury asylums mental largest Europe’s Avenue, Fullwell on alight bus, 169 vehicle entrance gate, the Glade entrance, entrance, Glade the gate, entrance vehicle of bluebell, ramson, celandine and and celandine ramson, bluebell, of common within the ancient woodland. woodland. ancient the within common the park formed the estate of one of of one of estate the formed park the and Barkingside. and Buses available on the Roding Lane North North Lane Roding the on available In springtime there are stunning displays displays stunning are there springtime In relatively rare in London, is also quite quite also is London, in rare relatively In the Victorian era up to the late 1990s, 1990s, late the to up era Victorian the In Green Woodford between Bicycle friendly gates and racks are are racks and gates friendly Bicycle Travel Information Travel wildlife. The wild service tree, which is is which tree, service wild The wildlife. the site in order to preserve its naturalness. naturalness. its preserve to order in site the area and a green cycle and walking route route walking and cycle green a and area Bicycle and provide a valuable home to the park’s park’s the to home valuable a provide and Repton, who made only limited changes to to changes limited only made who Repton, ends of the park for easy access to the play play the to access easy for park the of ends trees in the park; both are native species species native are both park; the in trees the famous landscape designer Humphrey Humphrey designer landscape famous the exercise. Hard paths link the east and west west and east the link paths Hard exercise. [email protected] restrictions are not in force. in not are restrictions Hornbeam and oak are the dominant dominant the are oak and Hornbeam was championed in the 18th century by by century 18th the in championed was is an outdoor gym, for those looking for for looking those for gym, outdoor an is or 2316 8559 020 us: contact please adjacent side streets where parking parking where streets side adjacent of the Great Forest of Essex. Its landscape landscape Its Essex. of Forest Great the of adventurous and inspiring. Adjacent to this this to Adjacent inspiring. and adventurous information more For abilities. and ages nationally notable. notable. nationally Residential parking is available on most most on available is parking Residential Epping and Hainault Forest, as part part as Forest, Hainault and Epping abilities; the equipment is designed to be be to designed is equipment the abilities; many for suitable are and vary Tasks Claybury Park Claybury and Essex for rare are that some Car people and help your local environment. environment. local your help and people The park was once connected to to connected once was park The natural play area, covering all ages and and ages all covering area, play natural including species, spider of number a great way to get some exercise, meet new new meet exercise, some get to way great a The park also provides a fantastic fantastic a provides also park The regularly and there are an impressive impressive an are there and regularly for future generations to enjoy. to generations future for workdays at Claybury Park. Volunteering is is Volunteering Park. Claybury at workdays or Tomswood Hill for Claybury Park. Claybury for Hill Tomswood or also found. Muntjac deer are also seen seen also are deer Muntjac found. also value ecological and historical and Tom Putt. Tom and number of events and practical volunteer volunteer practical and events of number Barkingside. Alight on Roding Lane North North Lane Roding on Alight Barkingside. specialist the yellow-necked mouse, are are mouse, yellow-necked the specialist of the area and preserving its its preserving and area the of including Blenhim Orange, Laxtons Superb Superb Laxtons Orange, Blenhim including Nature Conservation Ranger Team run a a run Team Ranger Conservation Nature the 275 bus adjacent to the station towards towards station the to adjacent bus 275 the many small mammals, such as woodland woodland as such mammals, small many heritage space open and wildness process. Heritage varieties were chosen chosen were varieties Heritage process. Vision Redbridge Culture and Leisure’s Leisure’s and Culture Redbridge Vision Woodford Central Line tube station: Catch Catch station: tube Line Central Woodford hooting. Bats roost in the old trees and and trees old the in roost Bats hooting. towards protecting the naturalness, naturalness, the protecting towards in 2014 and 2016 as part of the restoration restoration the of part as 2016 and 2014 in the park at night, you can hear tawny owls owls tawny hear can you night, at park the Management of the park is focused focused is park the of Management little each year and new trees were planted planted were trees new and year each little for prey. For those brave enough to visit visit to enough brave those For prey. for century. 12th the as back volunteers. The trees are carefully pruned a a pruned carefully are trees The volunteers. sparrowhawk flying overhead searching searching overhead flying sparrowhawk far as dating history fascinating many hundreds of years ago. ago. years of hundreds many Conservation Rangers and their band of of band their and Rangers Conservation inside to the sky, one can even spot a kestrel or or kestrel a spot even can one sky, the to for wildlife and people alike and has a a has and alike people and wildlife for wildlife that once was common in this area area this in common was once that wildlife it is managed by the borough’s Nature Nature borough’s the by managed is it information in the parkland fields and if you look up up look you if and fields parkland the in important public open spaces.
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