In Pictures: London's wildlife captured on camera

"Denise O'Sullivan Cameron Stewart London's creatures great and small have been captured on camera by the capital's residents. The photographs have been sent to BBC London following the new BBC documentary Wild London, in which Sir David Attenborough explores the wildlife of the capital. From pigeons hopping on to the Tube to a snake colony by a canal, from fox cubs learning"

"a canal, from fox cubs learning how to become streetwise to a hedgehog crossing gardens in search of a mate, the one-off documentary nudges viewers to marvel at the nature on our doorsteps. For many, a glimpse out of the window is enough to showcase London's natural world, as shown in some of these images. Watch Wild London on BBC iPlayer"

Photographs from residents capture London's wide range of urban wildlife, from small creatures to larger species. Pigeons board the Tube and snakes form colonies by canals. Fox cubs learn streetwise behaviors while hedgehogs cross gardens seeking mates. The images emphasize biodiversity present across the capital and encourage viewers to notice nature in everyday surroundings. Many residents can observe these animals from windows or local green spaces. The collection of photographs showcases scenes of coexistence between city life and wildlife, illustrating how varied species adapt to urban environments and occupy unexpected habitats.

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