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A forest with a few heathland patches.
Drongengoed/ Maldegemveld is a mixed forest with a few heathland patches, one of the largest heathlands left in the province. With breeding species like Wood Lark, Tree Pipit, Eurasian Hobby and Willow Warbler. In the forest you can find woodpeckers like Middle Spotted Woodpecker and Black Woodpecker and lots of other typical old forest species.
There are lots of interesting small paths with boardwalks over the more swampy places so going by foot is the best option, but the area is also very popular for cycling. You can park preferrably at the Krakeelparking or else at Het Jagershof or De Drongengoedhoeve.
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