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Post  Laikipia Mon Jul 19, 2010 2:42 pm

Wenlock Edge, Shropshire – the longest continuous forest in England at almost 30km from beginning to end. Sightings of Yellowhammer, Chiffchaff, Wood Pidgeon, Fallow Deer, Weasel and much more besides.

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www.shropshiretourism.co.uk

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Post  Laikipia Sun Sep 26, 2010 2:43 pm

Ancient Woodland, pasture and newer plantations, plus some recolonised mines and quarries. Close to the urban sprawl the Wrekin Forest is a refuge with stunning views from it's Iron Age hill fort. Some of the trees you can see, craggy oaks, mysterious yews, venerable rowans, guardian hollies and stately ash. Along with Fallow deer, Redwings and Woodcock.



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