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Mill Copse is a mature mixed woodland covering a significant area, primarily composed of tall Scots pine, sycamore, and birch trees. The woodland edges feature a rich diversity of ground flora, including bluebells, dog's mercury, and native ferns. The southern edge has been thinned, revealing semi-mature beech, birch, oak, ash, and goat willow, while the northern edge is regenerating naturally. The woodland is surrounded by three tracks, providing easy access, and a foot route leads in from the north-eastern corner. The woodland edges are filled with wildflowers, brambles, and occasional wild raspberries and gorse bushes, attracting pollinating insects. The woodland is home to a variety of wildlife, including resident birds such as wrens, robins, and blackbirds, and larger birds like red kites and buzzards. Well-used mammal tracks crisscross the wood, indicating the presence of roe deer, brown hare, and badgers. The woodland features a range of tree species, including Scots Pine, sycamore, hazel, ash, oak, beech, goat willow, and western hemlock.