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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Criorhina asilica""

There are 7 sites that mention "Criorhina asilica".

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… Other nationally scarce invertebrates include the dead wood feeding hoverflies Criorhina asilica and Criorhina ranunculi, the hoverfly Microdon mutabilis which lives in ant's nests and the pill woodlouse Armadillidium pulchellum which lives in scree on Carboniferous Limestone. T…

Waterperry Wood

…la euchromus, Meligramma 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 …

Trodds Copse

… south central England, including such notable species as Volucella inflata and Criorhina asilica. The mosaic of fen and alder woodland is also of particular value, with populations of notable species such as the tachinid fly Phasia hemiptera, the robber fly Lamyra marginata and …

Odiham Common with Bagwell Green and Shaw

…upports at least nine rare flies dependent on this particular habitat including Criorhina asilica, Volucella inflata and Xylota tarda. In contrast the woodland becomes more varied in the south and north west where ash Fraxinus excelsior and field maple Acer campestre enter the ca…

Bracket's Coppice and Ryewater Farm

…include Xylota abiens, Xylota florum, Sphegina verecunda, Volucella inflata and Criorhina asilica. The Nationally Scarce soldier fly Beris fuscipes and the Nationally Scarce solitary wasp Ectemnius sexcinctus are also present. There are old records of Nationally Scarce beetles a…

Thompson Water, Carr and Common

…tingale and notable invertebrates dependent on dead wood include the hoverflies Criorhina asilica and Xylota abiens. At the western end of the site is Thompson Water, a shallow eutrophic manmade lake that is floristically similar to the non fluctuating Breckland meres. Aquatic ma…

Quants

…er invertebrates of interest include Hornets Vespa crabro and the rare hoverfly Criorhina asilica.

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