Eenie Wood

Eenie Wood Eenie Wood is a young woodland in West Lothian with Oak, Alder, Hazel, Ash, Beech, Birch, Cherry, Hawthorn, Holly and Rowan trees.

Foxes, Roe Deer, Frogs, Dragonflies, Damselflies, Butterflies, Buzzards, Owls, Woodpeckers, Hedgehogs, Brown Hares, Common Lizards and Squirrels can be seen at Eenie Wood.

Grasshopper peek-a-boo 😆😆
21/07/2026

Grasshopper peek-a-boo 😆😆

It's been a colourful day at Eenie Wood.
14/06/2026

It's been a colourful day at Eenie Wood.

Here are some of the lovely trees near the entrance to Eenie Wood.A Silver Birch and a Hazel.Both are about 30 years old...
24/05/2026

Here are some of the lovely trees near the entrance to Eenie Wood.
A Silver Birch and a Hazel.
Both are about 30 years old, so have not reached their full height yet.

Some random photos from a day in the wood.
17/05/2026

Some random photos from a day in the wood.

The Spring flowers are all out at Eenie Wood this weekend.Bluebells, gorse, marsh marigolds and primroses.
10/05/2026

The Spring flowers are all out at Eenie Wood this weekend.
Bluebells, gorse, marsh marigolds and primroses.

Happy Birthday David Attenborough!100 today. Thank you for everything you've done.
08/05/2026

Happy Birthday David Attenborough!
100 today. Thank you for everything you've done.

Four years ago today we released hedgehogs into the woodland for the first time with the help of the SSPCA.
27/04/2026

Four years ago today we released hedgehogs into the woodland for the first time with the help of the SSPCA.

From a tree stump and bare soil, something beautiful has grown. Now a small but thriving diverse habitat - rich with mos...
07/04/2026

From a tree stump and bare soil, something beautiful has grown.
Now a small but thriving diverse habitat - rich with mosses, fungi and ferns - offering food and shelter for countless insects.
Nature quietly doing what it does best.

06/04/2026

It was so good being able to spend time in the Woodland despite the cold, wet and muddy conditions .
I love how nature adapts and recovers .
The large Bird Cherry , uprooted in a storm is still growing, but in a different plane. The roots and ground cover branches providing a rich habitat for insects and small animals

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West Calder
EH558NR

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