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An ancient Robin Hood oak tree has dried up in the Sherwood Forest.

A historic oak tree known as Major Oak in Sherwood Forest, traditionally associated with the legend of Robin Hood, has reportedly dried up. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), which manages the Nottinghamshire nature reserve where the tree is located, stated that the tree, estimated to be around 1,200 years old, has not leafed out this year and is believed to be dead. Experts suggest that pollution and a period of record drought over the past five years may have contributed to its decline. The tree had been supported by multiple props, and some of its cavities were filled in

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Drevni hrast u šumi Sherwood, u sjevernoj Engleskoj, koji je prema legendi skrivao odmetničkog junaka Robina Hooda i njegovu družinu, čini se da se osušio, objavila je u četvrtak organizacija koja je skrbila o tom stablu starom možda i 1200 godina.

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Upravo u toj šumi Robin Hood je navodno krao od bogatih da bi davao siromašnima. Prema legendi, nadmudrio je svog neprijatelja, šerifa od Nottinghama, skrivajući se u drvetu pod imenom Major Oak (Veliki hrast).

To je jedan od najvećih hrastova u Ujedinjenom Kraljevstvu, s opsegom debla od 11 metara. Procjenjuje se da je star oko 1200 godina.

Ali ove godine drvo nije prolistalo, a "stručnjaci vjeruju da je mrtvo", reklo je Kraljevsko društvo za zaštitu ptica (RSPB), koje upravlja prirodnim rezervatom Nottinghamshire u kojem se nalazi šuma.

Prema RSPB-u, hrast je u posljednje vrijeme vidljivo propadao.

Organizacija vjeruje da je to dijelom zbog zagađenja i razdoblja rekordne suše tijekom posljednjih pet godina.

Ogromno stablo je tijekom godina podupirano višestrukim potpornjima, a neke od njegovih šupljina ispunjene su betonom.

Šuma Sherwood stanište je brojnih drevnih hrastova, možda i najvažnije takvo mjesto u zapadnoj Europi.

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An ancient Robin Hood oak tree has dried up in the Sherwood Forest.

A historic oak tree known as Major Oak in Sherwood Forest, traditionally associated with the legend of Robin Hood, has reportedly dried up. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), which manages the Nottinghamshire nature reserve where the tree is located, stated that the tree, estimated to be around 1,200 years old, has not leafed out this year and is believed to be dead. Experts suggest that pollution and a period of record drought over the past five years may have contributed to its decline. The tree had been supported by multiple props, and some of its cavities were filled in

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