Studland

April 2006 – Tim Hills: A gash in its side 8” wide at the ground closes over at a height of about 6′. It reveals the tree to be hollow. Many branches have been removed over time. Foliage was thin. Girth 13′ 6” (411cm) at 1′.
April 2012 – Peter Norton: The sparsely foliated female grows northwest of the church. Girth of 13′ 8″ (417cm) at the root crown and 14′ (427cm) at 2′. Break of crown around 6′ from where a basal cavity opens down to the ground. No evidence of internal growth. May have been subject to further wind damage.
On the south perimeter a further three younger female yews grow, with the middle one recording 10′ 2″ at 3′, the others are less than 8′.
Just east of the church three juvenile male yew grow close to the path.