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Darlands Lake this morning, looking stunning and no crowds #Millhill #Nw7 pic.twitter.com/LXLMZ6vUdD— Roger Tichborne/RogT #CTID 🏴☠️🇬🇧 (@Barneteye) April 29, 2020
There is a circuit of the nature reserve, which starts and ends in Burtonhole Lane. This is the first sight you'll see as you leave the hustle and bustle of the Ridgeway and reach the point where Burtonhole Lane splits.
This award winning photo was taken of the view that will greet you, so make sure you take a camera!
We are pleased to announce the winning entry for the 'I love Barnet' photographic competition. Taken by Mark from Burtonhole Lane NW7, overlooking Totteridge Valley. Congratulations Mark. @MillHillLibrary @ChildHilLibrary @LibrariesIB @BarnetCouncil @Phoenixcinema @InsideMillHill pic.twitter.com/qSzm5fPA14— Barnet libraries (@BarnetLibraries) January 7, 2020
Our friends at @Abettermillhill pictured a rather fine looking herd in this field recently along with some other fine sights
Who would believe this spot had a a London postcode. #millhillwalks pic.twitter.com/CWWRLzFxtJ— A Better Mill Hill (@ABetterMillHill) April 13, 2020
Totteridge valley looking glorious in icy early morning sun pic.twitter.com/DB3kJNy4Fk— A Better Mill Hill (@ABetterMillHill) November 20, 2019
A tour of the Totteridge Valley part 2 pic.twitter.com/3izKEyjHME— A Better Mill Hill (@ABetterMillHill) October 10, 2019
A tour of the Totteridge Valley part 4 pic.twitter.com/j8iLDBPz7p— A Better Mill Hill (@ABetterMillHill) October 10, 2019
If you keep your eyes open you will see some very interesting sights, as Samuel Levy regularly notes
Day 38:— Samuel Levy (@FinchleyBirder) April 21, 2020
I was pleased to find this Large Red Damselfly today in the Totteridge Valley. Potentially a new species for the area likely due to how under watched it is. This was my first Damselfly of the year so it wont be long now before the others follow. pic.twitter.com/r3QXNKI3iY
Day 21:— Samuel Levy (@FinchleyBirder) April 4, 2020
Today I decided to go and check on the Lambs in the Totteridge Valley. They are now around two weeks old. Hopefully they will be something to brighten up this fine spring day. #spring #SolaceInNature #SaturdayMotivation pic.twitter.com/xw1h11Xik5
Day 4 of a photo a day.— Samuel Levy (@FinchleyBirder) March 18, 2020
Today I decided to head out to the Totteridge Valley and have a look around. I was pleased to see that both the Little Owls were in their favoured tree this afternoon. A Singing Firecrest was a nice bonus, probably a migrant. #londonbirds pic.twitter.com/UNY2v9HN2w
Day 10:— Samuel Levy (@FinchleyBirder) March 24, 2020
The last 3 days have been full of raptor passage, however today it became to much to handle for the one of the local Buzzards. There were 7 birds circling Folly Farm in the Totteridge Valley before this fight broke out between 3 of them. #londonbirds #nature pic.twitter.com/fN7fs79UNi
Samuel isn't the only one who has seen some amazing wildlife on the Totteridge Valley
Sparrowhawk in Totteridge Valley today. #LondonBirds pic.twitter.com/RapyVxEste— Finley Hutchinson (@FinleyHutchins2) September 30, 2019
Fantastic day walking through Totteridge valley, thank you @FinchleyBirder for organising it. Kestrel, buzzard, mistle thrush and an Egyptian goose nesting in a tree , Garganey , over 50 species were recorded I believe #londonbirds pic.twitter.com/Sk0QsJ1l8Z— dilshan muthalib (@dilshan1979) April 22, 2018
Buzzard pair back again today over Darlands Lake reserve, north London, along with pair of Egyptian geese, over 20 Canada geese, greater spotted woodpecker, and Pochards.@WildLondon @RSPBUrban #londonbirds pic.twitter.com/E0iPyGsZQq— Ruth Henrywood (@RHenrywood) February 22, 2019
Darlands Lake Nature Reserve, Totteridge, today pic.twitter.com/J7kjux35Nl— Phoenicurus (@HarringayBirder) November 5, 2018
Not bad for a London post code, is it?
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