Wallacebank Wood is an ancient semi-natural wood with oak, Scots pine, beech and larch, and an understorey of alder, holly, hazel and rowan. The ground is carpeted with grasses and woodland plants, including wood anemone, dog’s mercury and beautiful bluebell displays.
Why visit?
Highlights include:
- Woodland plants
- Breeding birds
Best time to visit?
- Spring for birds
- Summer for plants
Visit for:
- birdwatching
- woodlands
- mammals
Other information
Woodland birds, such as tree creeper and green woodpecker, as well as foxes, brown hares and roe deer, may be seen.