• Skip to main content
  • Skip to header right navigation
  • Skip to site footer

  • English

info@treuddyn.org.uk

treuddyn.org.uk

treuddyn.org.uk

  • Home
  • Community
    • Community Council
    • Treuddyn Community Association
    • Festival
  • Out and About
    • Walking and Rambling
  • Organisations
  • Businesses
  • History
  • Galleries
  • Contact

Coed Nant Byr

You are here: Home / General / Coed Nant Byr

Coed Nant Byr is also know as Coed Talon Woods and there is a footpath that leads off Ffordd Corwen by the side of the old Coed Talon in. The path then winds up throught the woods and then across a field and another shorter footpath onto Ffordd y Bont (also known as Push-on) at the top of the hill.

Site Description

Two broad-leaved woodlands following streams between which are herb rich semi-improved neutral and marshy grasslands. The dingle wood in the northern area of the site by Coed Talon is dominated by ash with sycamore, oak, alder and birch.

Holly, rowan, and hazel are abundant in the shrub layer with some guelder rose.  The ground flora is diverse with frequent yellow archangel, woodruff, bluebell, bramble and ferns.  Broad-leaved helleborine is present. The northern spur of this woodland is dominated by alder and hazel with tufted hair-grass dominant in the ground layer as it is grazed.

The four sloping fields are herb-rich and dominated by sweet vernal grass, common bent, Yorkshire fog, crested dog’s-tail, ribwort plantain, black knapweed and cat’s ear with yellow rattle, devil’s-bit scabious, common spotted orchid and lousewort. Each field is surrounded by hedges.  The marshy grassland at the edge of the wood is dominated by sharp-flowered rush with lesser spearwort and greater birds-foot trefoil.  The southern wood lies in the steep sided valley of the Byr Brook.

The woodland is dominated by ash and silver birch with sycamore.  Willows dominate the brookside.  The dense shrub layer is dominated by hazel with guelder-rose, hawthorn, holly and ash.  Ivy, woodruff, yellow archangel, dog’s mercury, tufted hair-grass, bramble and ferns are components of the species-rich herb layer.  In damper areas meadowsweet, butterburand marsh marigold occur.

Coed Talon Woods by Ffordd Y Bont

In late Spring there are lots of bluebells and wildflowers. Bluebells are a protected species and you would need a special licence from CCW (Countryside Council for Wales to move them) and it is illegal to pick them, you could get fined.

Bluebells at Coed Talon

Click here to view Coed Nant Byr Map pdf: Coed Nant Byr Map

nnphoto-coed-talon-woods
nncoed-talon-photo-2
nncoed-talon-photo-1
nncoed-nant-byr-snow-dsc005
Category: General

Sidebar

Search

Topics

  • Businesses
  • Community Council
  • General
  • History
  • Local Services
  • News
  • Organisations
  • Out and About
  • Schools
  • Treuddyn Community Association
  • Treuddyn Eisteddfod
  • Treuddyn Festival
  • Walking and Rambling
  • Worship

Gallery

2019 Dawns flodau 2019 Seremoni'r Cadeirio 2019 Unawd 15-18 2019 Unawd 9-11 2019 Offerynnol dan 11 2019 Arlunio 5-7 2019 Unawd 5-7 Eisteddfod Treuddyn Seremoni'r Cadeirio rz Eisteddfod Treuddyn Unawd piano dan 21 rz Eisteddfod Treuddyn Unawd 9 - 11 rz Eisteddfod Treuddyn Adrodd 9 - 11 RZ Eisteddfod Treuddyn Unawd 7 - 9 rz

Get updates

Get email updates every time we publish a post.

Loading

Copyright © 2022 · treuddyn.org.uk · All Rights Reserved