Birch Forest in Minecraft

Birch forests feature a vast amount of birch trees across the landscape. They generate densely, but not densely enough to cast sufficient shadows to allow hostile mobs to spawn during the daytime. Flowers such as rose bushes, lily of the valleys, lilacs, and peonies generate in these biomes quite commonly, as well as the usual dandelions and poppies. The grass and foliage color is turquoise, making them hard to distinguish from rivers, which often run across this biome, and meadows, which can form clearings when this biome generates in very hilly areas.

Birch forests don't have any unique mobs that spawn there. Regular passive and hostile mobs that spawn in this biome are sheep, pigs, chickens, cows, spiders, zombies, zombie villagers, skeletons, creepers, slimes, enderman, witches, spider jockeys, chicken jockeys, and bats.

Birch forests are a variant biome of forests, they can be found quite easily as they generate quite commonly. They are densely populated with birch trees and most passive and hostile mobs can be found here. They don't have any unique features.

Q. Are birch forests rare?

A. No, birch forests are one of the most common biomes.

Q. Where can you find tall birch trees?

A. When a birch forest is generated in a hilly landscape, birch trees grow taller than usual.

Q. When was birch forest added to Minecraft?

A. The birch forest biome was added to Minecraft in Beta v1.2.