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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Aeshna grandis""

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Brasside Pond

…cies of dragonfly and damselfly Odonata breed at this site, including the brown aeshna Aeshna grandis.

Bookham Commons

…er whilst the fen and open water is important for dragonflies such as the brown aeshna Aeshna grandis. The site is particularly important for its lepidoptera butterflies and moths which frequent the wooded rides and the areas of grassland and scrub. Two moths which occur, the toa…

Stourvale Marsh

…The site is also important for insects. These include dragonflies such as brown aeshna Aeshna grandis an uncommon species in the county.

Lough Alaban

…favoured by this species. Dragonflies recorded on the site include brown hawker Aeshna grandis, common hawker Aeshna juncea, four spotted chaser Libellula quadrimaculata, ruddy darter Sympetrum sanguineum, common darter Sympetrum striolatum and black darter Sympetrum danae. Hairy…

Homefield Wood

…ages and Pyrgus malvae and white admiral Limenitis camilla. The large dragonfly Aeshna grandis is common.

Bryn Marsh & Ince Moss

…but there are large populations of more common species such as the brown hawker Aeshna grandis and common darter Sympetrum striolatum. The site also supports strong populations of more common species of butterflies and moths.

Little Wittenham

… Atotal of 16 species are known to breed on the site including the brown hawker Aeshna grandis, migrant hawker A. mixta, emperor dragonfly Anax imperator and ruddy darter Sympetrum sanguineum. Additional aquatic habitat is provided by a backwater of the River Thames which provide…

Heath Lake

…ora support a variety of aquatic insects and other animals. Dragonflies include Aeshna grandis, Sympetrum striolatum and Orthetrum cancellatum. A small island is used by some of the lake's breeding birds, which include great crested grebe.

Rodbed Wood

…nd duckweed Lemna minor occur in the ditches and adjacent pond. The dragonflies Aeshna grandis and Sympetrum striolatum have been identified, but the rich invertebrate fauna warrants further study. The wood attracts passage warblers and supports an interesting mixture of wetland …

Mother Drain, Misterton

…ble status and a further three banded agrion Calopteryx splendens, brown hawker Aeshna grandis and four spotted chaser Libellula quadrimaculata are at the northern edge of their normal range in Britain. The range and abundance of the water beetle fauna at the site is exceptional…

West Fermanagh Scarplands

…lies such as the four spotted chaser Libellula quadrimaculata and common hawker Aeshna juncea. Notable invertebrates include the water beetles Stictotarsus multilineatus, Ilybius aenescens and Gyrinus minutus, and the water bugs Glaencorisa propinqua, Sigara scotti and Arctocoris…

Temple Island Meadows

…r less confined to the Thames, banded agrion Calopteryx splendens, brown hawker Aeshna grandis and emperor dragonfly Anax imperator are frequently recorded visitors to the meadows. The diversity of habitats also makes the site attractive to a variety of birds. Common woodland b…

Lough na blaney bane

…quinquelineatus as well as dragonflies and damselflies such as the brown hawker Aeshna grandis and the blue-tailed damselfly Ischnura elegans. Three notable leaf beetles have also been recorded for the site including the rare two-tone reed beetle Donacia bicolora which is associa…

Claife Tarns and Mires

…culata, the golden ringed dragonfly Cordulegaster boltonii and the brown hawker Aeshna grandis.

North Meadow, Cricklade

…ntly recorded, mainly at the meadow edge, although several such as brown hawker Aeshna grandis, black tailer skimmer Orthetrum cancellatum and the ruddy darter Sympetrum sanguineum also feed over the meadow.

Amwell Quarry

… and damselflies including red eyed damselfly Erythromma najas, southern hawker Aeshna cyanea, brown hawker A. grandis and common darter Sympetrum striolatum. The range of wetland habitats present on the site support a wide range of plants including the nationally scarce species …

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