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I don't think hedges are really woodland areas? It's only a small line of hedge for many acres of corn or grass or something.
by t0mas88 5y ago
I don't think hedges are really woodland areas? It's only a small line of hedge for many acres of corn or grass or something.
- masklinn 5y agoThey’re not, though in the extremely deforested british isles they might be accounted for to run up the numbers.
- lbriner 5y agoIn many areas, the hedges are also connected to smaller "copses" or woods since there are plenty of places where the land wouldn't practically support planting crops. In other more wild places, the hedges are much more hap-hazard and are part of the overall wooded area with a mixture of trees, shrubs and grasses. Some areas though, where farming conditions are pefect, look much more like the USA Mid-west where all you can see are large areas of crops and border hedges. Either way, they can still provide valuable protection, nesting and food for insects, birds and small animals.