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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Volucella inflata""

There are 13 sites that mention "Volucella inflata".

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Pishill Woods
…s Xylota sylvarum and Cheilosia variabilis and the nationally uncommon hoverfly Volucella inflata.
Salisbury Plain
…rellia loricata, Urophora solstitialis and Terellia vectensis and the hover fly Volucella inflata. Recent observations have shown that Salisbury Plain is an important site for the RDB crustacean, the fairy shrimp Chirocephalus diaphanus which is dependent on temporary pools, a ra…
Eastnor Park
…e Park. In addition there are two nationally scarce Diptera flies, the hoverfly Volucella inflata and the soldier fly Oxycera rara. The Park is also important for birds, particularly woodland species such as sparrowhawk Accipiter nisus, woodcock Scolopax rusticola, hawfinch Cocco…
Upper Greensand Hangers : Empshott to Hawkley
…odlands include a number of nationally scarce* species including the hoverflies 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 10…
Shabbington Woods Complex
…ding Epistrophella euchromus, Meligramma triangulifera, Ferdinandea ruficornis, Volucella inflata and Brachypalpoides lenta. Many of these are associated with dead wood or sap runs on mature trees. The beetle fauna contains over twenty five nationally rare or uncommon species. Ma…
Little Wittenham
… is present including white-letter hairstreak Satyrium w-album and the hoverfly Volucella inflata. The calcareous flushes in the woodland have extensive deposits of tufa and support a specialised invertebrate fauna which includes a number of rare species. These include the soldie…
Odiham Common with Bagwell Green and Shaw
…ne rare flies dependent on this particular habitat including Criorhina asilica, Volucella inflata and Xylota tarda. In contrast the woodland becomes more varied in the south and north west where ash Fraxinus excelsior and field maple Acer campestre enter the canopy and at Bagwell…
Hook Common and Bartley Heath
…anthedon culiciformis, the pale pinion moth Lithophane socia and the hoverflies Volucella inflata and Brachypalpoides lenta. The purple emperor butterfly Apatura iris also breeds within the woodland areas. The diversity of habitat of the SSSI is reflected in the richness of the i…
Bracket's Coppice and Ryewater Farm
…ce hoverflies present include Xylota abiens, Xylota florum, Sphegina verecunda, Volucella inflata and Criorhina asilica. The Nationally Scarce soldier fly Beris fuscipes and the Nationally Scarce solitary wasp Ectemnius sexcinctus are also present. There are old records of Natio…
Hook Heath Meadows
…h a particularly diverse hoverfly fauna, Leucozona glaucia, Pyrophaena rosarum, Volucella inflata and Xylota tarda are amongst the more notable species present.
Trodds Copse
…f ancient woodlands in south central England, including such notable species as Volucella inflata and Criorhina asilica. The mosaic of fen and alder woodland is also of particular value, with populations of notable species such as the tachinid fly Phasia hemiptera, the robber fly…
Highclere Park
…as the hoverflies Platycheirus ciliger typically south eastern in distribution, Volucella inflata and Cheilosia antiqua. Dead wood is also important for such species of the two hoverflies Chalcosyrphus nemorum and Sphegina elegans; the notable robberfly Lamyra marginata and the w…
Compton Chine to Steephill Cove
…te also supports the rare spider Episinus maculipes and nationally scarce flies Volucella inflata and Acanthiophilus helianthi and nationally scarce spiders Mymarachne formicaria and Micaria albovittata which are associated with the scrub and woodland on the scarp. Exposed and m…

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