Wildlife

Why on a heritage website should we have anything about wildlife?

Good question, but surely Canvey's wildlife is part of our heritage. According to Dowd's Canvey Cyclopaedia, long before Canvey was heavily populated in the twentieth century, Canvey was famous for its insect life with Victorian amateur entomologists coming from afar to collect them.

Please add your stories and pictures of the wildlife you have come across on Canvey Island.

Page link: Canvey Wick Nature Reserve
Canvey Wick Nature Reserve
Photos from Northwick
Page link: Canvey Lake
Canvey Lake
A walk by the lake
Page link: Robin's pin-cushion
Robin's pin-cushion
An unusual sight
Page link: Canvey Wick and Beyond - A Bounty of Botany
Canvey Wick and Beyond - A Bounty of Botany
A field trip August 2008
Page link: Birds in my garden
Birds in my garden
My feathered visitors
Page link: Mr Reynard
Mr Reynard
My "Foxy" new neighbour
Page link: Canvey Heights
Canvey Heights
Wild Plants I photographed August 2008
Page link: Smallgains Pond 2008
Smallgains Pond 2008
Mallard family
Page link: Canvey's Wildlife
Canvey's Wildlife
Butterflies, Bees and Dragonfly etc

Look!