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…ly scarce invertebrate species, including the spiders Caviphantes saxetorum and Arctosa cinerea, have been recorded, most of which are associated with unmodified river shingle. This assemblage of species makes the site one of the most important known for shingle invertebrates in …

Afon Tywi

…n. Existing trees comprise mainly of alder Alnus glutinosa, common sallow Salix cinerea and common osier Salix viminalis. Where areas of deciduous woodland have been retained, the dominant species are alder A. glutinosa, ash Fraxinus excelsior, willow Salix spp. and sycamore Acer…

Afon Rheidol ger Capel Bangor

… the site, an area known as Dolcniw, a damp scrub-woodland of grey willow Salix cinerea and alder Alnus glutinosa has developed alongside the Afon Melindwr. Elsewhere, sessile oak Quercus petraea and ash Fraxinus excelsior woodland covers old river terraces. Slow-flowing and well…

Gro Ty'n Yr Helyg

… from a single locality on the Afon Tywi. The large and spectacular wolf spider Arctosa cinerea, resident at a number of shingle sites along the Afon Ystwyth, has been recorded. Other noteworthy members of the shingle fauna include the rove beetles Deleaster dichrous and Hydrosme…

Allen Confluence Gravels

…. stomoides, a small click beetle Fleutiauxellus maritimus, a large wolf spider Arctosa cinerea, which lives under large stones resting on the gravel and a third money spider Diplocephalus connatus, which is known in Britain only from this site and one other on the River Tyne. D…

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