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Banjicka Forest : ウィキペディア英語版
Banjica Forest

Banjička šuma or Banjica forest (Cyrillic: Бањичка шума) is a forest in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It is located in the Belgrade's municipality of Voždovac.
== Location ==

Banjica forest is a meridionally elongated wooded area along the Boulevard of the Liberation. It begins already less than 4 kilometers away from Terazije, downtown Belgrade. It borders the neighborhoods of Diplomatska Kolonija and Dedinje on the west, Banjica on the southwest and south, Trošarina on the southeast and Voždovac on the east. The forest is some 2 kilometers long and up to 300 meters wide and covers an area of 0.40 square kilometres.
During the late 1980s, Timothy John Byford campaigned for Banjica forest to have special protection because of the large number of nightingales and other species of birds that nest in it. The wood is now an officially protected natural habitat and has been dubbed by some (unofficially) as 'Byford's Forest'.

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