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Stop - The ‘life’ of a dead tree
Dead wood is a natural and a necessary element of the forest ecosystem. Fallen and decaying trees, as well as fragments such as broken tree tops or branches, are essential for a balanced and well-functioning woodland ecosystem. This micro-environment provides a home for a great abundance of living things: fungi, plants and animals. Several of these can be encountered along the trail.
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Bracket fungus |
Huba pospolita |
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Icicle fungus |
Soplówka gałęzista (Soplówka bukowa) |
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Great capricorn beetle |
Kozioróg dębosz |
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Hermit beetle |
Pachnica dębowa (Pachnica próchniczka) |