Weaving from beech trees that provide the perfect backdrop for nesting birds, to rowan’s red berries providing food for a multitude of animals and birds, including mistle thrushes, its leaves feeding caterpillars. Field maple’s keys flutter down, and its sticky sap provides food for aphids, who are in turn food for ladybirds. The small leaved lime tree attracts aphids and the lime hawk moth, named for its close relationship with the tree. A red squirrel is one of the many animals reliant on the oak, a tree that supports more life than any other native tree species in the U.K. If you look closely you can see Britain’s largest and rarest ground beetle climbing its branches searching for food. Hazel provides nuts for dormice and humans alike, and the wild cherry’s fruits hang red and ripe. Ash, once a familiar sight but now sadly declining, drapes its leaves and keys across the composition.