Corsehillmuir Wood

Scottish Wildlife Trust

Corsehillmuir Wood is a natural woodland located in the scenic countryside near Kilwinning. This tranquil reserve features a diverse canopy of mature birch, ash, and willow trees, creating a rich habitat for various woodland species. The lush undergrowth, adorned with moss and ferns, supports a vibrant ecosystem, making it an important area for wildlife conservation. Visitors to Corsehillmuir Wood can expect to see a variety of bird species, particularly in March when activity peaks around midday. Notable sightings include the Yellow-rumped Warbler and Eurasian Blackbird, along with Long-tailed Tits and Common Toads in February and April, respectively. The reserve also offers opportunities to spot Kingfishers in January and grasshoppers in July, making it a year-round destination for nature enthusiasts.

Managed by

Scottish Wildlife Trust

Location

2 Bannoch Pl, Kilwinning KA13 7JZ, UK