Bishop Wood

πŸ“ CawoodNorth Yorkshire

One of the largest woods in the Humberhead Levels, known for nightjars and butterflies

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Free to walk in the woodland

About

Bishop Wood is a large planted ancient woodland between Selby and Cawood, managed by Forestry England. It is mainly poplar, pine and sycamore with native alder and oak, and is known for nightjars and a wide range of butterflies. Access is from Scalm Lane.

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