Balgownie
Magnificent oak trees in rolling Fife countryside
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Watch for red squirrels scurrying through the pine
The Scots Pine trees of Devilla are a perfect habitat for red squirrels. After trying to spot them along the Red Squirrel Trail, continue to explore the wider forest. Its four lochs are home to dragonflies and otters.
Dragonfly hotspot
Did you know Devilla is a dragonfly hotspot?
This designation was given to us by the British Dragonfly Society in recognition of the quality and importance of the forest for dragonflies and damselflies. We are committed to conserving and promoting these important species. You can learn more about the dragonflies and damselflies found at Devilla through our interpretation panel on site.
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