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Bothwellseat Plantation

Wood, Forest in Aberdeenshire

Scotland

Bothwellseat Plantation

Muck Spreading The tractor is towing a machine that is spreading muck, presumably manure, on the field.
Muck Spreading Credit: Anne Burgess

Bothwellseat Plantation is a woodland area located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Covering an expansive area of approximately 300 acres, it is nestled amidst the picturesque Deeside landscape. The plantation boasts a diverse range of tree species, including oak, beech, birch, and pine, creating a vibrant and lush forest environment.

The plantation is well-known for its rich biodiversity and serves as a haven for various wildlife species. It provides a habitat for numerous birds, such as woodpeckers, owls, and finches, making it a popular spot for birdwatchers. Additionally, Bothwellseat Plantation is home to a variety of mammals, including deer, foxes, and squirrels, which thrive in the abundance of food and shelter provided by the forest.

Visitors to the plantation can enjoy a network of well-maintained trails that wind through the woodland, offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside. These paths cater to both walkers and cyclists, providing a serene and peaceful setting for outdoor activities. The plantation also features picnic areas and benches, allowing visitors to take a break and appreciate the tranquil surroundings.

Bothwellseat Plantation is managed by local authorities, who ensure the conservation and preservation of the woodland. They actively engage in sustainable forestry practices, maintaining a healthy and thriving ecosystem. The plantation serves as an important carbon sink, contributing to the overall reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

Overall, Bothwellseat Plantation offers a unique natural experience, combining the beauty of the Aberdeenshire countryside with the serenity of a diverse and thriving woodland ecosystem.

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Bothwellseat Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.418811/-2.7540358 or Grid Reference NJ5436. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Muck Spreading The tractor is towing a machine that is spreading muck, presumably manure, on the field.
Muck Spreading
The tractor is towing a machine that is spreading muck, presumably manure, on the field.
Den Burn The Den burn flows down the far side of this field. The house above it, Braeview, is just in the next square, and to the right is the wind farm at Newtongarry.
Den Burn
The Den burn flows down the far side of this field. The house above it, Braeview, is just in the next square, and to the right is the wind farm at Newtongarry.
Fields at Bothwellseat Low winter light catches a few bales left in the far field.
Fields at Bothwellseat
Low winter light catches a few bales left in the far field.
Scots Pines on the Skyline The line of pines is too narrow to provide much in the way of shelter from the wind in this exposed area.
Scots Pines on the Skyline
The line of pines is too narrow to provide much in the way of shelter from the wind in this exposed area.
Birkenhill Farm Signpost Birkenhill boasts a fine example of a wrought iron sign at its road end. The farm itself is in the next grid square.
Birkenhill Farm Signpost
Birkenhill boasts a fine example of a wrought iron sign at its road end. The farm itself is in the next grid square.
Ploughed Field near Shanquhar Ready for the new crop to be sown.
Ploughed Field near Shanquhar
Ready for the new crop to be sown.
Burn of Cockstown Looking downstream from the bridge at Cadger's Ford.
Burn of Cockstown
Looking downstream from the bridge at Cadger's Ford.
An Empty Field Has it yet to be ploughed, or is it to be left as pasture this year?
An Empty Field
Has it yet to be ploughed, or is it to be left as pasture this year?
Near Kirkhill The whin-covered bank is on the far side of the Burn of Cockstown.
Near Kirkhill
The whin-covered bank is on the far side of the Burn of Cockstown.
Fields near Shanquhar I think the house is Shanquhar Cottage, and Shanquhar itself is mostly hidden by the trees on the left. The wind farm is at Newtongarry.
Fields near Shanquhar
I think the house is Shanquhar Cottage, and Shanquhar itself is mostly hidden by the trees on the left. The wind farm is at Newtongarry.
Road near Bahill Wood
Road near Bahill Wood
Woodside Cottage, derelict
Woodside Cottage, derelict
Grass by Slioch Grassland by the A96 with the farm and hill of Slioch behind.
Grass by Slioch
Grassland by the A96 with the farm and hill of Slioch behind.
Forage Cut Grass being cut for silage by the A96.
Forage Cut
Grass being cut for silage by the A96.
Barley Field A northerly view across a field of ripening barley. The rooftops of Whiteleys are just visible with the wood topped Ba' Hill behind.
Barley Field
A northerly view across a field of ripening barley. The rooftops of Whiteleys are just visible with the wood topped Ba' Hill behind.
Field Edge A field edge , barley giving way to grass and ditch by Whiteley.
Field Edge
A field edge , barley giving way to grass and ditch by Whiteley.
The Gartly Road The road to Gartly by Bothwellseat.
The Gartly Road
The road to Gartly by Bothwellseat.
By the Belts of Shanquhar Grain fields by the tree Belts of Shanquhar and Croft of Bothwellseat the skyline dominated by a wind farm.
By the Belts of Shanquhar
Grain fields by the tree Belts of Shanquhar and Croft of Bothwellseat the skyline dominated by a wind farm.
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Bothwellseat Plantation is located at Grid Ref: NJ5436 (Lat: 57.418811, Lng: -2.7540358)

Unitary Authority: Aberdeenshire

Police Authority: North East

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