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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Conocephalus fuscus""
There are 21 sites that mention "Conocephalus fuscus".
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Hurn Common
…og bush cricket Metrioptera brachyptera and the very local long winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus has also been recorded.
The rare silver hook moth Deltote uncula occurs in the wettest heath.
Dragonflies are well represented and include the scarce blue tailed damselfly Ischnu…
St Leonards and St Ives Heaths
…r Chorthippus vagans and nationally scarce species such as long winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus and wood cricket Nemobius sylvestris.
Among the Lepidoptera butterflies and moths the site is notable for the nationally scarce silver studded blue Plebejus argus. This small butt…
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…
Holt and West Moors Heaths
… the uncommon bog bush cricket Metrioptera brachyptera and long winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus. Silver studded blue Butterfly Plebejus argus is amongst the many butterfly species recorded and the rich dragonfly and damselfly fauna includes the nationally uncommon small red C…
Wilmington Downs
…grasshopper another uncommon orthopteran also occurs, the long winged cone head Conocephalus fuscus.
Turbary and Kinson Commons
…l bog bush cricket Metrioptera brachyptera, with the rarer long-winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus found in slightly drier conditions. Other nationally scarce heathland insects present include silver-studded blue butterfly Plebejus argus and swamp spider Dolomedes fimbriatus.
East Harnham Meadows
…ng the uncommon slender ground hopper Tetrix subulata and long winged cone head Conocephalus fuscus. The meadows are also valuable for birds. Snipe, uncommon lowland breeding birds, frequent the grazed meadows and are thought to breed here. Reed warbler and sedge warbler breed in…
The Moors
… uncommon large marsh grasshopper Stethophyma grossum; and long-winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus, another very local insect has been recorded here.
Small numbers snipe Gallinago gallinago, redshank Tringa totanus and lapwing Vanellus vanellus are present throughout the year a…
Hook Heath Meadows
…is.
Additionally the meadows contain a colony of the rare long winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus in an atypical inland locality.
Wet alder coppice and large hedges bound the site. The woodland / grassland boundary thus formed is very sheltered and accordingly supports a rich …
Luscombe Valley
…es support two species of nationally scarce bush-crickets, long-winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus and bog bush-cricket Metrioptera brachyptera.
A notable variety of rare and scarce moth species have been recorded including the scarlet tiger Callimorpha dominula, cream bordered…
Corfe & Barrow Hills
…cricket Metrioptera brachyptera and its rare relative, the long winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus has also been recorded.
Sinah Common
…ncluding the grey bush cricket Platycleis albopunctata and long winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus, are associated with coastal shingle and sand dunes.
Typical saltmarsh invertebrates recorded include Mythimna favicolor, Apamea oblonga, Scopula emutaria and Eupithecia subumbrat…
Pagham Harbour
…ew's wainscot moth Mythimna favicolor and the long winged cone head grasshopper Conocephalus fuscus.
Geology
Pagham Harbour is a key site for coastal geomorphology. It is significant both as a classic shingle spit landform and for the links that have been demonstrated between th…
Compton Chine to Steephill Cove
…lii and the grey bush cricket Platycleis albopunctata, the long winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus and the spider Trachyzelotes pedestris.
Compton Chine to St Catherine’s Point supports species which require the much drier and heat retaining substrates of sandy cliffs, such as …
Povington and Grange Heaths
…ge marsh grasshopper Stethophyma grossum and the wet heath long-winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus, another very local insect. The extremely restricted heath grasshopper Chorthippus vagans occurs on the dry heath in its most westerly known site in Britain. The dry heath also sup…
Ratlake Meadows
… The meadows are known to support a population of the rare long winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus and a variety of grassland butterflies.
Chichester Harbour
…ken Pteridium aquilinum.
Notable invertebrates include the long winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus and the moths, starwort shark Cucullia asteris, the sand dart Agrotis ripae, shore wainscot Mythimna litoralis and lunar hornet Sesia bembeciformis.
Geology and Physiography
East…
Arne
…e the rare heath grasshopper Chorthippus vagans and scarce long-winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus. The local lesser cockroach Ectobius panzeri is also frequent.
The Arne Peninsula, with its extensive dry heathland and scattered gorse is a very important area for the rare Dartf…
Bognor Reef
…resting plants and invertebrates including the long winged conehead grasshopper Conocephalus fuscus and the nationally endangered childing pink Petorhagia nanteuilii.
Geological
The foreshore here is one of the few places where the whole thickness of the London Clay can be studi…
Portsdown
…ptera. Of interest is the occurrence in an atypical habitat of the bush cricket Conocephalus fuscus and a substantial population of the largest of the British bush crickets Tettigonia viridissima.
Wareham Meadows
…ddy darter Sympetrum sanguineum, and the nationally scarce long-winged conehead Conocephalus fuscus is one of several species of grasshopper found within the site. Also known to occur are the spider Argiope bruennichi which is confined to the southern counties and the local scarl…
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