Natural monument oak at Norra Freberga

A beautiful old natural monument protected oak stands in the overgrown park which is now an herb-rich deciduous grove. The oak has a circumference of about 580 cm. A large part of the trunk has lost its bark. There are holes that can be used by birds as a habitat. Under the oak roots there are cavities and entrances that can probably be foxes or badgers. Brown needle lichen and graffiti lichen grow on the stem, which are signal species and indicate high natural values. In the area there is a nature trail with information signs about the trees in the old park and the adjacent forest.