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Scruffy Robin South London by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Super little bird scruff looking forward to spring now as the warmer weather starts to settle in..but not at night yet!

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Early Autumn..Acer by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Beautiful Acer just slowly changing into it's autumn colours..

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"East Dulwich Roof Tops" by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Taken from home early morning sunlight on the chimmney tops @ SE22

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Working on something new. I painted this Kingfisher and Forsythia using #watercolour #ink and #gouache on parchment paper. More like him to come I think! . #turquoise #yellow #pink #purple #queen #dragueen #crown #blue #london #eastdulwich #se22 #peckhamrye #brockley #honoroakpark #natural #kingfisher #rspb #halcyon #illustration #forsythia #frangiffard (at Peckham Rye Common) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1ln4SBHxL-/?igshid=1k5x8mgtpjp9y

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Beautiful Urban Wildlife - the Great Tit by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: So lucky to have so much wildlife on my doorstep here in South London.IMO Peckham rye park is the No1 park so wild and rural amazing full of animals and birds everyday to capture all year round..

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Robin through the seasons.. Autumn Brambles by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: The robin, with its distinctive red breast and gentle song, has long been a beloved companion in British gardens. These charming little birds accompany us through every season, offering comfort and a connection.Autumn is a season of change for robins. Sometimes called the first singers of this season, their gentle ‘autumn song’ carries a softer, more wistful tone. Both males and females join in, using their voices to mark out new territories and strengthen pair bonds as the colder months draw near.

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Beautiful Robin in the park..South London.. by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Peckham rye Park – a haven for wildlife, and wellbeing..The shady woodland in the east of the park is traversed by many birds and small mammals as well as invertebrates such as beetles, bugs and spiders that play a crucial role in the park’s ecosystem.