Call us on friendsoffirsfarm@gmail.com
We are keen to capture the results of the improvements in Firs Farm.
2019
Just a few of the species that have been spotted in Firs Farm already this year to March
Mute swan, Sparrow hawk, Little Egret, Grebe, common toad, tadpoles, frogspawn but the bucket loads, green woodpecker, great spotted woodpecker,
2018
Update from Cal Gee:August 2018 who spotted the following species
Dragons and damsels:
Emerald Dragonfly Black tailed skimmer Common darter Common blue damselfly
Blue tailed damselfly
Butterflies:
Large white Common blue Holly blue Speckled wood Meadow brown Gatekeeper
Common Birds:
Carrion crow House sparrow Swift Goldfinch Blackbird Wren Robin Dunnock Chaffinch Starling Wood pigeon Collared dove Ring necked parakeet Coot Moorhen Mallard Tufted duck Sparrowhawk
Black headed gull Lesser black backed gull
Flowers – just a few…
Cornflower Poppy Corn marigold Ribwort plantain Fat hen Common knapweed Purple loosestrife Common water plantain Phragmites australis – common reed Typha latifolia – reedmace or bulrush Watermint Dock Flowering rush
the following four photos were kindly taken by Chris Hollins of Firldfare2 Lapwing Grey Wagtail and a Wet female house sparrow
What difference have the wetlands and new habitats made to wildlife and plant life in Firs Farm?
We are recording evidence of the wildlife we now spot in Firs Farm by pictures, so please send yours to the Friends if you notice something new in Firs farm that has not yet been captured.
April 2016- Egyptian Goose spotted in Firs Farm.
Registered Charity No. 1177069
The Friends meet regularly to carry out volunteering tasks in Firs Farm.
We have the tools and kit BUT we need YOU to help us continue to look after our green space.
If you want to join us please get in touch. 07956 537 974 ask for Firs Farm
Preserve and improve Firs Farm for the benefit of present and future generations.
Work in partnership with London Borough of Enfield
Improve the Park to meet the needs of users.
Determine the future development of the Park.
Consider the Park’s impact on its local and environment and vice versa.
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