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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Conocephalus dorsalis""

There are 13 sites that mention "Conocephalus dorsalis".

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Bramshill

…woodland grasshopper Omocestus rufipes and a colony of the shortwinged conehead Conocephalus dorsalis. Two umimproved grassland fields close to Springwater Farm lie adjacent to the northern plantation at Bramshill. Extensive grazing has created habitat for a population of the na…

Blackwater Estuary

…ra roeselii, whilst two other characteristic species, the short winged conehead Conocephalus dorsalis, another bush cricket and the Essex skipper butterfly Thymelicus lineola are also abundant. Landward of the sea wall, extensive areas of grazing marsh have survived at Old Hall …

Purewell Meadows

…as not been studied in detail. However, the bush crickets, shortwinged conehead Conocephalus dorsalis and the very local long winged conehead C. discolor recently have been found in abundance.

Slop Bog and Uddens Heath

…sh Crickets, bog bush cricket Metrioptera brachyptera and short winged conehead Conocephalus dorsalis. Slop Bog also supports a colony of large marsh grasshopper Stethophyma grossum, a rare insect of very restricted distribution.

Castlemartin Corse

…nt species. Interesting invertebrates include the short-winged conehead cricket Conocephalus dorsalis and the slender ground-hopper Tetrix subulata in the fen-meadow. The great green bush cricket Tettigonia viridissima is abundant throughout the tall-fen.

Pyllau Machynys (Machynys Ponds)

…saturated vegetation around the ponds. Also found is the short-winged conehead Conocephalus dorsalis, a local coastal bush-cricket which occurs in the rush-dominated herbaceous fen at Machynys Ponds. Casual recording of the moth fauna has also revealed the presence of two fenlan…

Horton Common

…e very local bog bush cricket Metrioptera brachyptera and short winged conehead Conocephalus dorsalis. Long winged conehead C. discolor a rare insect of extremely localised southern distribution, also occurs in these areas. The undamaged dry heathland with warm south facing banks…

Lodmoor

…also supports vigorous populations of two scarce insects; short winged conehead Conocephalus dorsalis and lesser marsh grasshopper Chorthippus albomarginatus.

Yar Estuary

…er levels of the saltmarshes support great numbers of the short winged conehead Conocephalus dorsalis, a cricket characteristic of estuaries on the southern and eastern coastsof England. Roesel's bush cricket Metrioptera roeselii has also been found in scrub vegetation at the upp…

Stoborough & Creech Heaths

…ith several rare species present. These include short and long-winged coneheads Conocephalus dorsalis and C. discolor, heath grasshopper Chorthippus vagans and wart-biter Decticus verrucivorus. All six British reptiles occur including strong populations of the rare and specially …

Hurst Castle and Lymington River Estuary

… invertebrate fauna is rich and includes large populations of the bush crickets Conocephalus dorsalis and C. discolor. The marshes are important feeding grounds for waders, ducks and dark bellied Brent goose Branta bernicla. The series of lagoons immediately inland of the Lyming…

Medina Estuary

…e populations of orthopteran invertebrates, including the short winged conehead Conocephalus dorsalis and the long winged conehead C. discolor; both species are highly characteristic of estuary margins, although the latter is restricted in its distribution to the central southern…

Botley Wood and Everett's and Mushes Copses

…ities together with a wide variety of other insects including the bush crickets Conocephalus fuscus and C. dorsalis and the giant lacewing Osmylus fulvicephalus. The wood is also of ornithological importance and supports a wide spectrum of woodland breeding birds including woodc…

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