Nhm Wildlife Garden Collection

Turdus merula, common blackbird
Photograph of a female common blackbird, taken in the museum wildlife garden

Paving stones in the Wildlife Garden

Fungi in the Wildlife Garden
Close-up of fungus growing in the Wildlife Garden at the Natural History Museum, London. Photograph taken by Derek Adams, March 2003

Leaf of fern in the Wildlife Garden
A close-up of a fern growing in the Wildlife Garden at the Natural History Museum, London. May 2003

Wildlife Garden gate
The gate of the Natural History Museums Wildlife Garden. Photographed by Derek Adams, October 2003

The pond in the Wildlife Garden. Photographed by Derek Adams. Published in Wildlife Garden by Roy Vickery, 2004 page 35

The Natural History Museum Wildlife Garden
The wildlife garden at the Natural History Museum, London

Mystery bug found in NHM Wildlife garden. Closely resembles a Central European species, Arocatus roeselii, but it is a darker red and lives on plane trees rather than alder

Wildlife Garden, the Natural History Museum
The western extremity of the Natural History Museum as seen from Wildlife Garden with the pond and apple blossom, 28 April 1996

Oak leaf
An oak leaf from the Wildlife Garden at the Natural History Museum, London

Bluebell
A bluebell from the Wildlife Garden at the Natural History Museum, London

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Welcome to the NHM Wildlife Garden, a haven for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers alike. Nestled within the grounds of The Natural History Museum, this hidden gem is teeming with biodiversity and offers a unique escape from the bustling city. As you wander through the garden's pathways, keep an eye out for the Turdus merula, more commonly known as the common blackbird. These beautiful birds can be spotted flitting amongst the trees and shrubs, adding their melodious songs to this tranquil oasis. The Wildlife Garden itself is a testament to conservation efforts, providing a safe haven for various species of flora and fauna. From vibrant flowers to towering trees, every corner showcases nature's beauty in its purest form. Take a moment to admire the carefully designed landscape that surrounds you. Paving stones guide your way through this enchanting space while blending seamlessly into its natural surroundings. Each step brings you closer to discovering hidden treasures that lie beneath your feet. Look down at your feet and marvel at fungi sprouting from fallen branches or decaying logs. These intricate organisms play an essential role in maintaining ecological balance within our ecosystem – a reminder of nature's resilience and interconnectedness. Pause by a leaf of fern gently swaying in the breeze; it serves as a gentle reminder of ancient plant life that has thrived here long before us humans walked these paths. It symbolizes endurance amidst ever-changing seasons – an emblematic sight within this living museum. Pass through the Wildlife Garden gate – an entranceway inviting exploration into another world where time seems suspended. As you enter, leave behind worries and immerse yourself fully in all that surrounds you: sights, sounds, scents - everything harmoniously intertwined like threads weaving together on nature's loom. A highlight awaits as you stumble upon The Pond - shimmering water reflecting sunlight dances with life below its surface. Dragonflies dart across lily pads while frogs serenade each other with their distinctive croaks.