Different Habitats
This blog was originally published on:
20 April 2023
and subsequently modified on:
11 February 2024
Table of Contents
The Lush Native
![This is the lush native habitat as it was in May 2023. The great woodrush has the remains of its flowerheads, the trees are all in leaf, there are many more groundcover plants and the sun is shining through the tree canopy.](https://alternativeperspectives.photography/wp-content/uploads/Lush-Native-Habitat-May-2023-1024x683.jpg)
![This part of the woodland is really lush and green and is covered by native trees. There's a mix of Scots Pine, Rowan and Downy Birch. The undergrowth is covered in Great Wood-Rush.](https://alternativeperspectives.photography/wp-content/uploads/Lush-Native-Habitat-1024x683.jpg)
The Barren Beech
![This area has several beech trees which are in full leaf. Some of the branches are nearly touching the woodland floor. At the ground level there are no plants and it is just soil with a few remnants of last autumns leaves.](https://alternativeperspectives.photography/wp-content/uploads/beech-area-in-leaf-1024x683.jpg)
![A really open part of woodland. The ground is covered by beech leaves and there's a path on the right hand side of the photo. The bulk of the trees in this section of the woodland are beech.](https://alternativeperspectives.photography/wp-content/uploads/Baren-Beech-Habitat-1024x683.jpg)
Woodland Bench / Nursery Tree
![A woodland scene which is dominated by a large structure from the lower left of the photo to just above the centre of the photo. This structure was the trunk of a tree. At some point someone has taken a chainsaw and has cut two indentations into the log. The log has now decayed and is covered in mosses, grasses, lichen, ferns and even a tree sapling.](https://alternativeperspectives.photography/wp-content/uploads/Log-Bench-decaying-1024x683.jpg)
If you want to visit the official Maryburgh Community Woodland site please click on this link
This blog was originally published on:
20 April 2023
and subsequently modified on:
11 February 2024