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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Sinodendron cylindricum""

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…de the rare bee Eucera longicornis and the small, lesser and great stag beetles Sinodendron cylindricum, Dorcus parallalopipedus and Lucanus cervus, the last now unusual north of the Thames. The diversity of this site provides a wide range of habitats for many common breeding bi…

Shane's Castle

… habitat for a range of saproxylic species including the rare rhinoceros beetle Sinodendron cylindricum, whose larvae creates characteristic tunnels through the wood. Other saproxylic beetles recorded on the site include a longhorn beetle Grammoptera ruficornis, a soldier beetle …

Castlecoole

…stle Coole also provides a habitat for the larvae of the rare rhinoceros beetle Sinodendron cylindricum, which creates characteristic tunnels through the wood. Rove beetles have been recorded on the site, including Hapalaraea pygmaea, which is very rare in Ireland and the notable…

Dixton Wood

… and Cypha pulicaria, the click beetle Hemicrepidius hirtus, the lucanid beetle Sinodendron cylindricum and the lesser stag beetle Dorcus parallalopipedus. hawthorn Crataegus monogyna hedges bordering the wood and game management clearings with flowering bramble provide important…

Arlington

…chus oblongopunctatus and several local beetles including the rhinoceros beetle Sinodendron cylindricum, Biphyllus lunatus, Cerylon ferrugineum and Pediacus dermestoides. The nationally rare high brown fritillary butterfly Argynnis adippe and the local snail Zenobiella subrufesce…

Florence Court

…ecaying wood also provides habitat for the larvae of the rare rhinoceros beetle Sinodendron cylindricum, which creates characteristic tunnels through the wood. These tunnels, in turn, are used by a digger wasp Ectemnius lapidarius. Other notable beetles with a localised distribut…

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