Nursery Wood

Wood, Forest in Wigtownshire

Scotland

Nursery Wood

Portpatrick From the coast path to the north west, the start of the Southern Upland Way to Cockburnspath on the east coast.
Portpatrick Credit: Andy Stephenson

Nursery Wood, located in Wigtownshire, is a picturesque forest area famous for its natural beauty and diverse flora and fauna. Covering a vast expanse of land, the wood is a haven for nature enthusiasts, offering a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The wood boasts a rich variety of tree species, including oak, beech, ash, and pine, which create a vibrant and ever-changing landscape throughout the seasons. Walking through the wood, visitors can experience a kaleidoscope of colors as the leaves transform from lush green in the summer to fiery reds, oranges, and yellows in the autumn.

Home to an array of wildlife, Nursery Wood provides a sanctuary for many species. Birdwatchers can spot a wide range of birds, such as woodpeckers, owls, and various songbirds, filling the air with their melodious tunes. Small mammals, including red squirrels, rabbits, and hedgehogs, can also be observed scurrying amidst the undergrowth.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Nursery Wood offers a network of well-maintained trails, ideal for hiking, jogging, or simply taking a leisurely stroll. These paths wind through the forest, leading visitors to hidden gems such as charming streams, meandering brooks, and small ponds teeming with aquatic life.

Managed by local conservation organizations, Nursery Wood is not only a place of natural beauty but also an important habitat for biodiversity. Efforts are made to protect and preserve the wood, ensuring its sustainability for generations to come.

Overall, Nursery Wood in Wigtownshire is a captivating destination for those seeking a connection with nature, providing a harmonious blend of tranquility, natural splendor, and wildlife diversity.

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Nursery Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.85287/-5.1142801 or Grid Reference NX0055. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Portpatrick From the coast path to the north west, the start of the Southern Upland Way to Cockburnspath on the east coast.
Portpatrick
From the coast path to the north west, the start of the Southern Upland Way to Cockburnspath on the east coast.
Across Port Kale to Catebraid, near Portpatrick The inlet is the bottom of Dunskey Glen. The headland is near the start of the Southern Upland Way.
Across Port Kale to Catebraid, near Portpatrick
The inlet is the bottom of Dunskey Glen. The headland is near the start of the Southern Upland Way.
Dunskey Glen, near Portpatrick
Dunskey Glen, near Portpatrick
A tribute to the Lifeboatmen of Portpatrick This is in memory of the Lifeboatmen of Portpatrick who, in January 1953, risked their lives to save the passengers and crew of the BR/S Princess Victoria during The Great Storm.
A tribute to the Lifeboatmen of Portpatrick
This is in memory of the Lifeboatmen of Portpatrick who, in January 1953, risked their lives to save the passengers and crew of the BR/S Princess Victoria during The Great Storm.
Car park at south end of Portpatrick Harbour Car park at south end of Portpatrick Harbour.
Car park at south end of Portpatrick Harbour
Car park at south end of Portpatrick Harbour.
Portpatrick This is a panoramic view on Portpatrick. Four pictures were used for this view and were stitched together using Panavue.
Portpatrick
This is a panoramic view on Portpatrick. Four pictures were used for this view and were stitched together using Panavue.
Killantringan Fell near Portpatrick The small hill Killantringan Fell (464 feet) situated south of the Southern Upland Way road to Killantringan Lighthouse.
Killantringan Fell near Portpatrick
The small hill Killantringan Fell (464 feet) situated south of the Southern Upland Way road to Killantringan Lighthouse.
Craig Anthony (90 metres) near Killantringan lighthouse. A steep rocky crag named Craig Anthony near Killantringan lighthouse, South West Scotland.
Craig Anthony (90 metres) near Killantringan lighthouse.
A steep rocky crag named Craig Anthony near Killantringan lighthouse, South West Scotland.
Portavaddie Bay South of Killantringan Lighthouse Portavaddie Bay, South of Killantringan lighthouse and passed by on the Southern Upland Way towards Portpatrick.
Portavaddie Bay South of Killantringan Lighthouse
Portavaddie Bay, South of Killantringan lighthouse and passed by on the Southern Upland Way towards Portpatrick.
Port Kale and Port Mora Bays from Catebraid near Portpatrick Port Kale (foreground) and Port Mora (known locally as Sandeel Bay) Bays near Portpatrick. This location covers three ordnance survey squares but I have chosen the furthest away for the location.
Port Kale and Port Mora Bays from Catebraid near Portpatrick
Port Kale (foreground) and Port Mora (known locally as Sandeel Bay) Bays near Portpatrick. This location covers three ordnance survey squares but I have chosen the furthest away for the location.
A waterfall over caves at the end of Sandeel Bay (Port Mora Bay) near Portpatrick.
A waterfall over caves at the end of Sandeel Bay (Port Mora Bay) near Portpatrick.
Port Patrick Hotel Taken from the old Harbour in Portpatrick up towards the hotel
Port Patrick Hotel
Taken from the old Harbour in Portpatrick up towards the hotel
Portpatrick Harbour My yacht 'Makushla' is the large yacht moored against the wall with the smaller one rafted against it.
Portpatrick Harbour
My yacht 'Makushla' is the large yacht moored against the wall with the smaller one rafted against it.
Portpatrick Waterfront Hotel
Portpatrick Waterfront Hotel
Portpatrick Harbour
Portpatrick Harbour
View from Portpatrick
View from Portpatrick
Port Mora
Port Mora
The Portpatrick Hotel The hotel in the picture dominates the village of Portpatrick, and is The Portpatrick Hotel. It is late Victorian and is now owned by the Wallace Arnold Shearings Group.
The Portpatrick Hotel
The hotel in the picture dominates the village of Portpatrick, and is The Portpatrick Hotel. It is late Victorian and is now owned by the Wallace Arnold Shearings Group.
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Nursery Wood is located at Grid Ref: NX0055 (Lat: 54.85287, Lng: -5.1142801)

Unitary Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

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Dunskey Farm
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Dunskey Farm
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Horse Park Hill
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Dunskey Home Farm
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