Beschreibung
Lying on a low ridge between Canterbury and the sea, East Blean Wood is one of the richest of all Kent's woodland habitats. In spring there are carpets of bluebell under coppice trees of sweet chestnut and wood anemone under a canopy of oaks and hornbeam. Many oak trees have nesting holes for Buntspecht and Kleinspecht. The bushy re-growth of coppice trees provide perfect nesting habitat for many species of bird including Nachtigall and Mönchsgrasmücke which feed on the rich insect life. Other breeding birds include such typical deciduous woodland species as Sperber, Waldschnepfe and Waldkauz. Passerines include Kleiber, Baumpieper, Waldbaumläufer and Klappergrasmücke.
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Zugang
Charged Parking - £2.50 for the day - weekdays and weekends. Click on the P in the map to get directions. East Blean Woods has waymarked trails and unmarked paths that meander through the woodland. On the map you see a 3.7 kilometer loop trail.
