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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Silene otites""

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RAF Lakenheath

…thyme Thymus serpyllum, wild grape hyacinth Muscari neglectum, Spanish catchfly Silene otites sand catchfly Silene conica, drooping brome Bromus tectorum, smooth rupturewort Herniaria glabra, spring speedwell Veronica verna and grey fescue Festuca longifolia; another five nationa…

How Hill Track

…lants. The remaining species, small Alison Alyssum alyssoides, Spanish catchfly Silene otites, Breckland speedwell Veronica praecox purple stem cat's tail Phleum phleoides, small medick Medicago minima, sickle medick Medicago sativa subsp. falcata, are all found in the longer gra…

Lakenheath Warren

…where some bare chalk is exposed. Moonwort Botrychium lunaria, Spanish catchfly Silene otites, wall bedstraw Galium parisiense and Carex ericetorum are found here as well as an unusual range of lichens over a dozen species including several rare ones and mosses. The remaining cal…

Barnhamcross Common

… today. The purple stemmed cat’s tail Phleum phleoides and the Spanish catchfly Silene otites are the most abundant. The variety of habitats on the Common is reflected in the fact that 93 species of birds were recorded on the Common in 1982, including over 60 breeding species. Th…

Eriswell Low Warren

… cat's tail Phleum phleoides, spring speedwell Veronica verna, Spanish catchfly Silene otites and perennial knawel Scleranthus perennis sub sp. Prostratus.

Maidscross Hill

…a great variety of small annual plants growing on them, including sand catchfly Silene conica, small medick Medicago minima, sand cat's tail Phleum arenarium and thyme leaved sandwort Arenaria serpyllifolia. sand sedge is invading some of these areas. The older gravel workings, p…

Cranwich Camp

…more calcareous areas together with the Breckland specialities Spanish catchfly Silene otites and purple stem cat’s tail Phleum phleoides. The vegetation in the vicinity of the demolished buildings is more disturbed with biting stonecrop Sedum acre growing over the old foundation…

Deadman's Grave, Icklingham

…etated areas between them support four nationally rare plants, Spanish catchfly Silene otites, Bšhmer's cat's tail Phleum phleoides, Breckland wild thyme Thymus serpyllum and spring speedwell Veronica verna. The most sparsely vegetated areas attract breeding stone-curlews, which …

Thetford Golf Course & Marsh

…aria, common broomrape Orobanche minor and the nationally rare Spanish catchfly Silene otites. Taller growing calcareous grassland is present on the unmown rough and is dominated by cock's foot Dactylis glomerata and oat grass Arrhenatherum elatius. Acidic grassland, bracken Pter…

Weeting Heath

…l Veronica triphyllos, field wormwood Artemisia campestris and Spanish catchfly Silene otites. The heath is a noted breeding site for the stone-curlew with up to nine pairs nesting annually and hides have been provided to enable visitors to view the birds. Wheatears are common br…

Lord's Well Field

…lus. The site also supports two nationally rare plant species; Spanish catchfly Silene otites and perennial knawel Scleranthus perennis. The latter is afforded special protection under Section 13 of the 1981 Wildlife and Countryside Act. Lack of grazing has allowed some Scot's pi…

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