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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Brachypalpoides lenta""

There are 6 sites that mention "Brachypalpoides lenta".

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Waterperry Wood

…ramma triangulifera and Pipiza bimaculata, dead wood feeders Criorhina asilica, Brachypalpoides lenta and Ferdinandea ruficornis, the rare Microdon analis whose larvae live in ant's nests and other species normally associated with ancient deciduous woodland. A further two species…

Shabbington Woods Complex

…hromus, 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. Many of these are likewi…

Calke Park

…notable species which are indicators of ancient woodland are present, including Brachypalpoides lenta which has a southern bias in distribution; Didea fasciata which has a northern bias; Xylota sylvarum which is associated with upland birch wood lands; the bumble bee mimic Criorh…

Farningham Wood

…indicative of ancient woodland occur including certain beetles and the hoverfly Brachypalpoides lenta. The nationally rare fly Volucella inanis has been recorded recently. Additional habitat variety is provided by the ponds in the centre of the wood. Although there is little aqua…

Hook Common and Bartley Heath

… 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 invertebrate fauna. In…

Mountain Meadows

…rfly have been recorded. Amongst the scarce hoverflies that have been found are Brachypalpoides lenta, Eupeodes bucculatus, Rhingia rostrata and Cheilosia nebulosa. Pied and spotted flycatchers have bred, and otters frequent the wet woodland in the valley bottom.

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