Ingelstorp

Ingelstorps hage is a vast and scenic pasture located just southwest of Bersbo. The larger northeastern part of the pasture is completely open, without any shrub or tree layer, except for a few deciduous groves of alder and birch. The terrain is very hilly with protruding rocks, boulders and stones. Towards the south, the meadow narrows to open up again in the southwest and return to a fine oak meadow. Broad-crowned oaks stand in sparse groves and some old fields are grazed in the middle of the meadow. The meadow is part of the EU's network of valuable nature, Natura 2000.

Thanks to its mountainous nature, almost the entire area has avoided the application of artificial fertilizers. This fact, together with a long history of cultivation, has made the area one of the most valuable pastures in the municipality. Cat's foot is one of the characteristic plants and, together with the gray mallow, forms beautiful carpets over large areas. Between the rocks and boulders grow many other herbs and grasses that indicate a long history of grassland management, such as sedge, meadow bell, bluebells, daisies and sundew. Moonflower can also be found here.

In addition to the rich floral flora, there are also plenty of butterflies and, in the fall, unusual meadow waxwings. These mushrooms, especially when several species grow together, signal high nature values and soils with low levels of available phosphorus.