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Tree Identification Nature Walk

A local tree identification walk lead by a local naturalist here in Hermitage near Newbury. Learn about tree identification, how to tell a oak from a birch in the winter by looking at the shape of its branches and it's buds. Enjoy the health promoting benefits of a woodland walk and learn about some of the specific features of trees in winter, as a means of identifying them. Hermitage woods contain plantations of mixed deciduous and coniferous native and semi-native trees and forestry trees, planted variously in blocks to give us a very wide range of tree species and a wide variety of ground habitats. Walk to the top of the ridge to be inspired by the beech hanger and inspect ancient yews at close quarters. See how to spot the difference between Scots Pines and Bishop Pines from 100 yards away.

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