Edward Yip spotted a double rainbow over the park! Love the aerial view too! :) Kidbrooke Village London National Park City*

So pleased with the heavy rain yesterday, whole park has been so dry. We have been struggling to keep young trees alive. We welcome more people to join our Adopt a Tree Project. :) Trees for Cities Kidbrooke Village Fields in Trust 💚

Sutcliffe Park at the end of summer Sutcliffe Park FOSP SEnine Magazine

Evening Reflections of Cator Pk South Lake by John Clark, so beautiful :) Kidbrooke Village

Forest School is on Saturday 7th Sept. 10-12.30pm. All welcome. Come along and climb a tree, paddle in the river, make a hut or a bridge and so much more. Meet outside Cafe at Sports Centre. £5 per child. Email [email protected]. Thames21 Kidbrooke Village Lee SE12

Please help find this cat. He lives in house at front of park. Kidbrooke Village Lee SE12 Lee Green London

Bonnie not impressed by flock of Canadian Geese on her lake! :) Kidbrooke Village

Forest School contact for Teacher; Barry O'Donovan Mobile number 07879 372 321. Call or text. Meet outside sports centre cafe at 10 am. £5 per child, cash please. A a bargain price to make it affordable for all, but please feel free to pay more if you can. :) Kidbrooke Village

Meet the harvestman! It may have eight legs, but it’s not a spider. Unlike spiders, harvestmen don't spin silk or produce venom, and if they lose a leg, it won’t grow back. They are very visible at this time of year, so keep an eye out for these spindly arachnids! 🕷️

This Sunday we're asking you to #ShareToMakeAware! 🦔 👨‍🌾 🚫 Always check for #hedgehogs & other wildlife before using a mower, strimmer, hedge trimmer or garden fork! #ShareSunday #SundayShare

Tune in to BBC Countryfile tonight at 7pm to catch Reviving Heddon Valley's Fritillaries Project Officer Ellie Wyatt talking about our work with NorthDevonNT to save rare butterflies in Devon - with the help of some hairy hogs! 🐷🦋📺 BC Devon Branch

Dominic Mann spotted this 'Chicken of the Wood' fungus growing on one of the cherry trees in the park - apparently this fungus is beneficial to the trees and does not cause harm according to Kew Gardens. Kidbrooke Village Trees for Cities

Sighted Little White Egret on River Quaggy near Boardwalk in park today. Autumn is here! :) Thames21 QWAG London National Park City*

Whilst Bonnie away the Canadian Geese at play! :) Bonnie our Swan is on Cator pk lake at the moment. :) Kidbrooke Village London National Park City* Thames21

Bonnie on Cator Pk South, keeping away from the Canada Geese on Sutcliffe Pk lake! Do pop by, thank you :) photos by John Clark and Leo Gomaz. Kidbrooke Village

We have some beautiful Herons on Sutcliffe and Cator Pk lakes. This on Cator Pk. By Biddy Breybrooke Kidbrooke Village

Autumn is upon us, leaves are falling and the colours changing in the Park. Beautiful :) London National Park City* Fields in Trust 💚 Kidbrooke Village

Bonnie decided the Geese has her lake long enough, so back in full warrior mode! She does have a way of looking at them that gives a clear message! :) SWANWATCHUK Kidbrooke Village Thames21

The Board Walk alongside the River Quaggy is a delight. Volunteers did a lot of work clearing the river, always valued. Thank you Thames21 QWAG

River Quaggy path is flooded, bike reported, by John Clark . Thames21