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Often used in the same context:
moorland,
woodland,
heaths,
bracken,
grassland,
stone curlew,
chilterns,
machair,
exmoor,
gorse,
dartmoor,
capercaillie,
hedgerows,
bridleway,
hillfort,
coppicing,
undergrowth,
rspb,
meadowland,
fens,
woodlark,
weald,
bushland,
moors,
skylarks,
fenland,
chiltern hills,
bridle path,
cotswolds,
uplands,
bassenthwaite,
lochs,
habitats,
solway firth,
ramblers,
lapwings,
pennine way,
marram grass,
hen harrier,
parkland,
strath,
cairngorms,
dormice,
birdlife,
mendips,
copse,
bluebells,
ragwort,
meadows,
wolds,
corncrakes,
marsh harrier,
purbeck,
cypress pine,
powys,
pinetum,
salt marsh,
nightjar,
towpath,
bitterns,
antonine wall,
banksia,
setts,
crofts,
arable,
kahikatea,
heather,
salisbury plain,
pennines,
snowdonia,
monmouthshire,
newts,
peatland,
menai strait,
peat bog,
reigate,
beeches,
tussock,
cirl bunting,
ingleborough,
churchyards,
dyfed,
shrubland,
gelligaer,
blackthorn,
longleaf pine,
potoroo,
tablelands,
curlew,
cardiganshire,
understory,
conifers,
flamborough head,
swards,
longleaf,
vegetation,
marshland,
marsh,
tarn,
damsons,
crofters,
brambles,
moorlands,
heath,
tundra,
pastureland,
prairie,
upland,
barrens,
bogs,
grasslands,
marshlands,
prairies,
savannahs,
steppe,
foreshore
More general:
barren,
waste,
wasteland
Synonyms:
heath
Also try:
— Adjectives for heathland:
open,
sandy,
wet,
dry,
coastal,
wild,
australian,
former,
lowland,
barren,
fragmented,
more...
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