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Description
Store Hareskov is the easternmost part of a large, state-owned forest district north-west of Copenhagen called Hareskovene. Most of the area is classic, tall-stemmed beech forest, but there are also some parts with spruce. The forest floor is mostly poor in vegetation, but in some parts where draining has been stopped small lakes and bogs with interesting flora and fauna have appeared. Some of the breeding birds registered in the past few years include Grèbe castagneux, Autour des palombes, Chouette hulotte, Bécasse des bois, Pigeon colombin, Pic noir and Pic épeiche. Smaller birds include common woodland birds together with Rougequeue à front blanc, Roitelet huppé, Roitelet triple-bandeau, Gobemouche gris, Pie-grièche écorcheur and Bouvreuil pivoine.
Among the migrating birds that can be observed from Store Hareskov are various raptors and now and again Pygargue à queue blanche. Grue cendrée and many passerines also pass over the forest. Cigogne blanche has been seen flying over a few times in recent years. In winter, one can find common woodland birds. Bec-croisé bifascié has sometimes been spotted when there has been an invasion. Now and again Pie-grièche grise is a visitor. The forest has become famous with birdwatchers and photographers due to the appearance in certain winters of a stationary Chouette épervière, which has attracted a lot of attention. The rare Chevêchette d'Europe has also been seen one year.
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Accès
The S-train (and bus 165) go directly to Hareskov Station from Copenhagen. There is room for parking here if you come by car. From the station there is easy access to the forest. Another possibility is to use the entrance to the forest at Skovbrynet Station. There are several other car parks in the vicinity. The suggested walking route on the map is about 7 km.