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Barnsbury Wood Nature Reserve

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Time Out says

Originally the garden of George Thornhill, who built the surrounding houses in the 1840s, Barnsbury Wood is London's smallest local nature reserve. The hidden woodland was eventually abandoned to nature and is now home to a wealth of wildlife including the long tailed tit, lesser stag beetle, common toad and the sixteen spot ladybird. Due to its size and vulnerable nature, the garden is normally only open to the public on Tuesdays (2pm-4pm) and on Saturdays from July to September (2pm-4pm).

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Address:
Crescent Street, off Huntingdon Street
London
N1 1BT
Transport:
Tube: Caledonian Rd Rail: Caledonian Rd & Barnsbury rail
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