Hunnabacken, Naturreservat

Vill du uppleva en rest av det kulturlandskap som förr var dominerande i mellersta Skåne? Då ska du besöka Hunnabacken vid den lilla byn Elestorp på Linderödsåsen. Hunnabacken är en betad enefälad med ängsblommor som jungfrulin, svinrot och liten blåklocka. Ibland ses röd glada och gröngöling flyga i markerna. Hunnabacken saknar leder. Undvik hund bland betesdjur.

Gammal enefälad

Hunnabackens naturreservat består huvudsakligen av enefälad. Det är ett ålderdomligt landskap som fått sitt utseende under århundraden av betesdrift. Ordet fälad kommer från danskans fælled som är sammansatt av orden fä och landområde. På enefälader trivs växter som är beroende av långvarigt betade marker.

Flora

Floran innehåller bland annat arter som slåttergubbe, jungfrulin, svinrot och liten blåklocka. I fuktigare partier växer orkidén Jungfru Marie nycklar, humleblomster, granspira och ängsbräsma.

Fågelliv

Hunnabacken har även ett rikt fågelliv med bland annat gröngöling, törnskata, svartvit flugsnappare, gulsparv och röd glada.

Friluftsliv

Hunnabacken saknar leder. Undvik hund bland betesdjur. Tänk på att ta med ditt skräp hem.

In English

Welcome to Hunnabacken Nature Reserves

Hunnabacken constitutes the remains of an old cultural landscape. Until the early 20th century, Linderödsåsen was an extensive open landscape with heath and pastures. The character of the ridge has changed slowly over time. Fields and forests have taken over, and the rough grazings have become rare jewels in the landscape.

Biological cultural heritage

Walk in the terrain and experience a living museum. Discover the history of the landscape by spotting differences between the various parts of the reserve.

Boulders and tussocks. Dry and wet.

The plough has never worked this land. It has been kept open by grazing. The occasional trees have offered shade and protection for the animals. The diversity of plants can only be found in rough grazings. The floral splendour, in turn, attracts butterflies and birds.

Green fields with fewer flowers and often surrounded by stone walls are interspersed in the pastureland. They remind us of hard work and toil. The stones were removed, the land was ploughed and harvests were brought in. Today, this land is grazed, and plants such as harebell, leopard’s bane and lousewort have been able to immigrate from the surrounding rough grazings.

Regulations

Within Hunnabacken Nature Reserve it is forbidden to:

• damage fixed natural objects or surface formations,
• deliberately break up or collect and remove dead wood,break off branches, fell or in any other way damage living or dead standing or fallen trees or shrubs,
• dig up plants (including mosses) or lichens or pick wood-living fungi or leopard’s bane, or pick plants for commercial use,
• bring dogs unless on a physical leash,
• deliberately disturb or impinge on wildlife.

Furthermore, without permission from the County Administrative Board it is forbidden to:

• put up notice boards, placards, signs, posters, paper strips,or similar, or make inscriptions.
• catch insects, spiders, snails, slugs or other invertebrates other than by netting, hand picking or other selective method with the subsequent reintroduction within the naturereserve. The requirement for reintroduction does not applyto individual voucher specimens of each species on condition that the record is logged in the reporting system Artportalen and that the collection is not contrary to the species protection regulations.
• place out foreign objects (e.g. geocaches, or similar).