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<p>Wild Life & nature on the Waterways of Brent</p>
<p>Wild Life, nature, wildlife, waterways, vegetation, Waterways of Brent, fauna</p>
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<p>The <a href="River%20Brent.htm">River Brent</a> has two lengths in the Borough
which retain some measure of naturalness: at Quainton Street Open Space and
at the north end of Tokyngton Recreation Ground. The whole section of the river
here is covered in vegetation - <font color="#99FFCC">crab apple trees, hawthorn,
hazel, cleavers, elder, goat's beard</font> to name but a few, although non-native
invasive plant species, such as <font color="#99FFCC">Japanese knotweed</font>,
have also taken root in places.</p>
<p>The wider section of the river with gravel shoals at the Tokyngton Recreation
Ground is home to <font color="#99FFCC">grey wagtail</font>. </p>
<p><font color="#99FFCC">Mallard ducks</font> have their homes on secluded parts
of the River Brent</p>
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