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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Phenocolimax major""

There are 6 sites that mention "Phenocolimax major".

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Highbury Wood

…’s wood rush Luzula forsteri. The fauna of the wood includes two rare molluscs, Phenocolimax major and Macrogaster rolphii while butterflies recorded include the silver washed fritillary Argynnis paphia.

Upper Greensand Hangers : Empshott to Hawkley

…rflies Volucella inflata and Mallota cimbiciformis a bee mimic and the molluscs Phenocolimax major and Macrogaster rolphii.* Nationally scarce species. * Nationally scarce species occur in 16 100 of 10 by 10km squares in Britain.

Selborne Common

… including such rarities as Acicula fusca, Ena montana, Macrogaster rolphii and Phenocolimax major. The old pollards and their associated dead wood habitats support a rich and interesting mature timber fauna, including several species of flies and a number of rare beetles, for ex…

Oldbury and Seal Chart

…es of mollusc, the slug Malacolimax tenellus is scarce in Britain and the snail Phenocolimax major is rare and confined to southern England and South Wales. The site also supports many woodland birds including redstart found here at one of its few Kent sites. * rare, in Kent, rec…

Bach Howey Gorge

…mely Acicula fusca, Vertigo substriata, Leiostyla anglica, Spermodea lamellata, Phenocolimax major, Limax cinereoniger and Zenobiella subrufescens. Such an assemblage provides compelling evidence that the gorge has remained largely undisturbed through its history. In addition, A.…

Cotswold Commons and Beechwoods

…vegetation containing abundant mosses and liverworts. They include Ena montana, Phenocolimax major, Acicula fusca and Macrogaster rolphii; all species restricted to ancient woodland sites. Butterflies include silver washed fritillary Argynnis paphia and less commonly white admir…

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