Welsh Harp Bird Walk with Mark Mulrooney

During the Welsh Harp Conservation Group's annual Autumn Bird Count Day (ABCD), join local bird expert Mark Mulrooney to learn about the Welsh Harp's notable birds, including the migrants that pass through the site at this time of year as well as the many delightful resident birds, such as Kingfishers and our iconic Great Crested Grebes.

The three-hour event will finish at our main wildlife observation hide, which overlooks Brent Reservoir and has views of the reed beds and mud flats that line the reservoir's eastern end.

Some Welsh Harp footpaths can be muddy after wet weather, so choose appropriate footwear, as well as other weather-appropriate clothing. Although not absolutely essential, you should also equip yourself with binoculars if possible. And don’t forget to bring water.

There is little public parking in the area, and it may be wise to use public transport. Buses 32, 83, 142 and 183 service West Hendon Broadway, which is just a few minutes’ walk from the venue. Hendon station on the Thameslink network is also nearby.