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Cann Wood and Whitleigh Wood

Devon  >  United Kingdom

Cann Wood and Whitleigh Wood are two areas of ancient woodland joined together in the Northern suburbs of Plymouth in South West Devon.

Añadido* por Baz Willmott
Última actualización 1 noviembre 2022
Este birdingplace aún no ha sido calificado. Sea el primero en calificar con 1 a 5 estrellas

Descripción

Cann Wood, not to be confused with Cann Woods Plympton (see separate entry), is a Plymouth Local Nature Reserve. Whitleigh Wood is managed by the Woodland Trust. The area is virtually surrounded on all sides by housing estates. Both areas are similar having a mixture of habits including ancient woodland, said to be over 400 years old, hedgerows, scrubland, streams, wet/marshy areas and grass meadows. The woodland contains Oak (Quercus), Ash (Fraxinus), Sycamore (Acer), Sweet Chestnut (Castanea), Beech (Fagus) and Hazel (Corylus), most fallen trees are left to help increase bio-diversity. The grass meadows are only cut during August/September with all mowings removed. Cann Wood is also called the Dr Andy Stevens Reserve in memory of the former Plymouth University lecturer and Plymouth City Council Nature Conservation Officer, who long campaigned for the protection of the site. Resident birds include Cárabo Común, Gavilán Común, Busardo ratonero, Cernícalo vulgar and Paloma Zurita along with common Passerines, during Spring/Autumn passage migrants such as Papamoscas Cerrojillo and Colirrojo Real are often seen.

Detalles

Accesso

Leave central Plymouth on A386 main road signed Tavistock, at large Derriford roundabout take first exit signed Tamerton Foliot. Continue on this road (called Looseleigh Lane), passing straight ahead through two mini roundabouts, at next junction turn Right (unsigned) into Tamerton Foliot Road B3373. When this road gets divided by a long grassed central reservation turn Left into Borrowdale Close and park on street on Right, beside entrance to wood.

Terreno y habitat

Bosque , Pradera , Ciudad/Pueblo

Condiciones

Montañoso , Resbaladizo , Pantanoso

Camino circular

¿Se necesita telescopio?

No

Buena época para el avistamiento de aves

Todo el año

Mejor momento para visitar

Primavera , Otoño , Verano , Invierno

Ruta

Camino pavimentado , Camino ancho , Camino estrecho , Camino sin asfaltar

Camino difícil de andar

Caminata media

Accesible vía

A pie , Bicicleta , Coche

Escondite de observación / plataforma

No

Información extra

There are multiple footpaths throughout the woodland. The circular walking route indicated on the map is 4 km.

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