Descripción
Blean Woods is a patchwork of traditional coppice woodland, high forest, glades and heathland. The mix of habitats attracts lots of different bird species. In the dense thickets birds like Ruiseñor Común nest. Some areas of the woodland are made up almost entirely of large oaks and beech trees. Here you can observe Pico Picapinos and Pico Menor. As night falls on summer evenings you can see the territorial display flight of the Chocha Perdiz. The breeding birds of the Blean Woods include other typical deciduous woodland species as Gavilán Común and Cárabo Común. The Chotacabras Europeo breeds in more open, recently felled areas. Alcotán Europeo is often seen on passage.
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Accesso
RSPB Blean Woods is located just northwest of Canterbury. Free parking from dusk till dawn. Press P on the map for directions to the parking. Different walking routes from 3 - 12 km. Indicated on the map is the Blean Woods Red Trail, a 4.3 km loop trail.

