St Pancras peregrine falcons are mating, lots - hopefully first egg soon. Male and female peregrine falcon, breeding pair, mate on top of a spire at St Pancras in Camden central London. 20/03/2026. Photo ©️ Simon Lamrock
St Pancras peregrine falcons are mating - hopefully first egg soon
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Peregrine Falcon over St Pancras Kings Cross this morning - breeding pair are currently mating with intense aerial courtship displays. Camden, London, UK. 19/03/2026 Photo: Simon Lamrock
Peregrine Falcon over King’s Cross St Pancras
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King’s Cross lighthouse illuminated through morning fog at sunrise. 05/03/2026. London, UK. Photo by Simon Lamrock.
Kings Cross lighthouse foggy sunrise -
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15 minutes before sunrise and the sky bursts with colour above the London skyline. 02/03/2026. London, UK. Photo Credit: Simon Lamrock
Splash of colour on this foggy overcast day -
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After being closed for over a decade, Camden’s iconic Black Cap LGBT+ cabaret bar and club reopens on 21st March 2026. Photo: Simon Lamrock
Great to see The Black Cap proudly back on Camden High Street - reopening 21st March!
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St Pancras Clock Tower shrouded in morning fog. 04/03/2026. London, UK. Photo by Simon Lamrock.
St Pancras Clock Tower shrouded in morning fog.
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First full moon of spring 2026, aka worm moon. Framed at sunset by a tower crane with a seagull flying across the London skyline. Photo by Simon Lamrock.
First full moon of spring
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A rainbow stretches across a gloomy sky above green fields and roadside trees. Photo Credit: Simon Lamrock
Sunny Ireland
Peregrine Falcon perched on top of St Pancras Clock Tower. Camden, London UK. 14.02.2026. Photo Credit: ©️Simon Lamrock
Peregrine Falcon on St Pancras clock tower giving me side eye… pigeons beware!
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Wolf Moon and Mercury - roman messenger of gods, not the planet January’s Wolf Moon, the first full moon and Supermoon of 2026 shines through clouds towards the silhouette of a statue of the roman god mercury. Photo by Simon Lamrock 04/01/2026
Wolf Moon and Mercury - roman messenger of gods, not the planet
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Warm burnt orange sunset reflects off clouds above Euston Road silhouetting the last remaining tree in Euston Square Gardens (West) not cut down by HS2. 29/11/2025. Photo Credit: Simon Lamrock
Sunset Euston Road
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Camden Town ‘Punk in Residence’ shelters his spiked mohegan haircut from the rain under an umbrella. 29/11/2025. Photo Credit: Simon Lamrock
Rainy day in Camden Town
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London skyline sunrise with bands of warm orange clouds, silhouettes of St Paul’s Cathedral and tower cranes. 27/11/2025. Photo by Simon Lamrock
St Paul’s Cathedral at twilight
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Sunrise above the dome and cross on top of St Paul’s Cathedral London silhouetted beside a tower crane and band of dark clouds in a fiery orange sky. 25/11/2025. Photograph by Simon Lamrock
Cloudy #sunrise over St Paul’s
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Silhouetted cranes on top of skeletal construction framework of new City of London skyscraper against a bright orange sky at sunrise. 25/11/2025. Photograph by Simon Lamrock
City of London tower cranes
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Photo of the tops of two London Southbank skyscrapers ‘One Blackfriars’ AKA the Vase / Boomerang & Bankside new tower ‘Opus’ taken at twilight. Photo by Simon Lamrock
Opus & The Vase
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Cloudy sunrise above the Old Bailey London. 18/11/2025. Photo Credit: Simon Lamrock
Another blink and y’d miss it - cloudy #sunrise above Lady Justice a loft the Old Bailey.
Construction workers reinstate Camden’s iconic The Black Cap LGBT+ pub and cabaret club signage. The venue suddenly closed in April 2015, laying empty for over a decade, and was due to reopen for Christmas 2025, but this has been pushed to Spring 2026. 17/11/2025. Photo Credit: Simon Lamrock
Iconic Camden LGBT+ pub The Black Cap gets its name back - reopening Spring 2026
London Air Ambulance after landing In Gordon Square Gardens to attend a nearby medical emergency. 09/03/2022. Photo Credit: Simon Lamrock
If you live in a flat in central London as many people do - public gardens and green spaces with grass, trees, plants and wildlife are a lifesaver.
We should be adding more and protecting the remaining green spaces we have - not building on them.
Camden’s oldest, and London’s 2nd oldest plane tree - the Brunswick Plane. Planted in Brunswick Square Gardens Bloomsbury late 18th century. 22/10/2025. Photo Credit: Simon Lamrock
Camden’s oldest tree The Brunswick Plane, one of the ten Great Trees of London - planted around 1796 during the creation of Brunswick Square Gardens.
A similar 200 yr old Great Plane tree planted around 1820 at Euston Square Gardens - was cut down by HS2 to make way for ‘utility works’.
HS2 remove tree stumps from Euston Square Gardens ahead of utility works for High Speed Two rail at London Euston Station. 15/11/2025. Photo Credit: Simon Lamrock
Despite their fight back —HS2 have now removed the remaining tree stumps (and garden) at Euston Square ahead of utility works to install an electric substation.
Limbs and trunk of Euston Square ancient Plane tree cut down by HS2 lay on construction site for removal. 29/03/2023. Photo Credit: Simon Lamrock
Once majestic veteran Plane trees — reduced to a pile of logs.
Green shoots - stumps of veteran Plane trees at Euston Square Gardens fight back. 04/07/2023. Photo Credit: Simon Lamrock
But the tree stumps fought back - sprouting new shoots.
