Explore the woodland habitat, where trees, leaves, logs and soil provide homes, food and hiding places for mammals, birds, insects and many more amazing living things.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What is a woodland habitat?
The trees grow tall to get as much sunlight as possible
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Birds love woodland - there is lots of food, and they are safe in among the trees
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Some birds build nests in other places - in hedgerows or under the roofs of houses
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There are lots of beetles and other minibeasts on tree bark. Birds hop about on the bark. The birds catch some of these minibeasts for food
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There are minibeasts nearly everywhere in a wood, but they love to be in the leaf litter on the floor of the wood. There’s lots for them to eat there
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Deer feel safe hiding in the woods
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All plants need light to grow. Ferns need light. But they can grow in the shade
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Have you ever been to a bluebell wood? Have you walked through the wood? What does it look like when the bluebells are flowering?
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The leaves fall through the air, but they come from the trees. A lot of leaves fall off trees in the autumn
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The trees grow tall. They catch the sunlight. So it is shady under the trees
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