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…ain, in 1986. Also present are two nationally scarce** snails, the point snail Acicula fusca and Rolph’s door snail Macrogaster rolphii, both of which are typically found in ancient woodland. This is also the only known Kent site for the bristletail Dilta hibernica.* Scarce in K…

Cwm Llyfnant

…is present in these flushes and includes the ancient woodland indicator species Acicula fusca, Limax cinereoniger and Spermodea lamellata. The scree slopes of Tarren Ty’n-y-maen have cavities and damp hollows under the boulders which support a rich fern and moss flora. Tunbridge …

West Fermanagh Scarplands

…ails have also been recorded including Merdigera obscura, Leiostyla anglica and Acicula fusca. These species are restricted to semi-natural woodlands. The area includes a number of upland lakes. Most occur on peatland overlying sandstone rocks, with waters that are strongly oligo…

Selborne Common

…of this group in Britain. At least 41 species occur, 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 s…

Wakehurst & Chiddingly Woods

…iverse snail population which includes Spermod lamellata, Leiostyla anglica and Acicula fusca, all uncommon species with an “ Atlantic” distribution. Geology Chiddingly Wood is an important geomorphological locality for sandstone weathering features developed on some of the tal…

Cotswold Commons and Beechwoods

…g 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 admiral Limenitis camilla…

Cranny Falls

…ironment on a base-rich substrate provides ideal conditions for the point snail Acicula fusca. It is hoped that continued sensitive management of the area will ensure that the assemblage of species is maintained. https://www.daera-ni.gov.uk/publications/cranny-falls-assi

Strath

… recorded from the site and includes the notable snails Vertigo lilljeborgi and Acicula fusca. Three of the species recorded occur here are at their most northerly known locations in Europe. Coille Gaireallach is the best example on Skye of a birch/hazel wood developed on Durness…

Marlbank

…gotrophic system dominated by bryophytes such as yellow fringe moss Racomitrium aciculare, claw brook moss Hygrohypnum ochraceum and water earwort Scapania undulata. Below the cave system bryophytes still dominate however. Here long beaked water feather moss Platyhypnidium ripari…

Cernydd Carmel

…yanus (which is only known from the Pyrenees and Wales), and the woodland snail Acicula fusca. The scarce bee-fly Bombylius canescens can be quite frequent in open, sparsely-vegetated areas and there is a recent record of the hornet robberfly Asilus crabroniformis. Neutral Grassl…

Coedydd Capel Dyddgen

…from only a limited number of British sites, whilst the ancient woodland snails Acicula fusca, Ena montana and the calcareous grassland snail Helicella itala are all extremely localised in Carmarthenshire. Greater horseshoe bats Rhinolophus ferrumequinum (and at least five other …

Bach Howey Gorge

…sh molluscs considered to be indicative of undisturbed primary woodland, namely Acicula fusca, Vertigo substriata, Leiostyla anglica, Spermodea lamellata, Phenocolimax major, Limax cinereoniger and Zenobiella subrufescens. Such an assemblage provides compelling evidence that the …

Arfordir Marros-Pentywyn / Marros-Pendine Coast

…h a dense moss carpet in which is found the ‘ancient woodland indicator’ snail, Acicula fusca. Additional interest is provided by the contrasting past management experienced by the eastern and western sides of the wooded valley – the west holds many mature ash standards whilst th…

Asham Wood

…Mollusca. Of particular interest are the nationally rare snails Ena montana and Acicula fusca. Buzzard Buteo buteo, sparrowhawk Accipiter nisus, garden warbler Sylvia borin, spotted flycatcher Muscicapa striata and great spotted woodpecker Dendrocopos major have bred in the woodl…

Roudsea Wood & Mosses

…us pygmaeus and Trypodendron signatum. Other notable species include the snails Acicula fusca, Limax cinereoniger and the bog bush cricket Metrioptera brachyptera. Spiders with locally restricted distribution include the raft spider Dolomedes fimbriatus and Pardosa purbeckensis. …

Sidling's Copse and College Pond

… w-album. Amongst the diverse mollusc fauna are two indicators of old woodland, Acicula fusca and Ena montana. The wood contains an active badger sett and supports a typical woodland avifauna, including all three species of British woodpecker. The wetter soils of the valley suppo…

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