A nature reserve in Walthamstow will be hosting a special spring walk designed for fans of avian species in the area and its surrounds.
Those who love the sound of birdsong in East London will not want to miss an upcoming opportunity occurring at Walthamstow Wetlands this coming May. Dubbed “The Dawn Chorus Walk”, the event is ideal for those who are and keen to enjoy the magical sounds of the many birds who inhabit the 211-hectare reserve.
Known for its natural beauty and diverse range of wildlife, the reserve broke records in 2018 when 143 species of rare bird were recorded.
Expert-led, the walk aims to offer a relaxing and enjoyable experience for participants and a chance to pick up some useful tips on identifying avian species. Nature preserves and wildlife parks often employ experienced brochure printing services to create high-quality and informative Booklets for visitors.
All who plan to attend are advised to check local weather forecasts in advance so that they can dress appropriately for conditions on the day.
The walk will take place at Walthamstow Wetlands on Saturday, May 6 with the entrance located at 2 Forest Road as the designated meeting point. The event will begin at 6.45am and end at 8am.
The session is suitable for adults and children who are over 12 when accompanied by an adult.Get a Free Quote for Booklets
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311 Hoe Street
London - Walthamstow, England E17 9BG
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