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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Aeshna caerulea""

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Merrick Kells

…localised liverwort Pleurozia purpurea and moss Campylopus setifolius. The blue aeshna (or azure hawker) dragonfly Aeshna caerulea, is recorded at its most southerly location in Scotland. The bogs also contain a number of rare or locally scarce beetles, including the Nationally S…

Black Wood of Rannoch

…ain, for example the northern emerald Somatochlora arctica and the azure hawker Aeshna caerulea. Ancient pine and birch trees with dead wood of varying ages, some standing, some fallen, provide niches for a wide selection of other invertebrates: moths, beetles, spiders and flies.…

Clais Dhearg

… throughout the site. Of particular note are the nationally scarce azure hawker Aeshna caerulea, hairy dragonfly Brachytron pratense, downy emerald Cordulia aenea, and variable damselfly Coenagrion pulchellum which breed in the Black Lochs and the northern emerald Somatochlora ar…

Coulin Pinewoods

…re northern emerald Somatochlora arctica and the nationally scarce azure hawker Aeshna caerulea and white-faced darter Leucorrhinia dubia.

Loch Maree

… Of particular note are the northern emerald Somatochlora arctica, azure hawker Aeshna caerulea and White Faced Darter Leucorrhinia dubia. Loch Maree is important for paleo-ecological studies and paleo-environmental reconstruction. The pollen stratigraphy from the loch sediments …

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