London Wetland Centre (Barnes)
The London Wetland Centre has been created from redundant water reservoirs, and is now a series of lakes and pools for Geese and other water fowl. It also has a considerable range of wildflowers. One of the features of the site is its wide, unobstructed, horizon, from which some stunning sunsets and other weather can be observed. I hope you will enjoy looking at my photos of this site. (Contains 22 photos)
 Photos taken in May 2008 of ducks, swans, and other birds at the London Wetland Centre. | (Contains 16 photos)
 Views from the Barnes Wetland Centre in Mid April 2007 |
(Contains 16 photos)  Birds and blossom at The London Wetland Centre (Barnes) in March 2007. | (Contains 6 photos)
 This is a collection of photos of swans at the London Wetland Centre (Barnes) washing and preening their feathers. |
(Contains 16 photos)
 Photos of the birds and other animals to be seen at the London Wetland Centre.For images from May 2008 see http://martinjames.photium.com/portfolio31682.html | (Contains 23 photos)
 Barnes offers a lot of examples of regenerating woodland as exemplified by the silver birch trees, it also has a mass of wildflowers. There is a very wide horizon, which makes it a good place to see dramatic skies and sunsets. |
(Contains 9 photos)
 Images of the London Wetland Centre from Autumn 2007 | (Contains 7 photos)
 Views from the London Wetland Centre November and December 2007 |
