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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Elateroides dermestoides""

There are 7 sites that mention "Elateroides dermestoides".

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…, reflecting the undisturbed character of much of the woodland. Species such as Elateroides dermestoides, Enicmus brevicornis and Atheta britteni are notable for their limited distribution. The site supports several nationally uncommon moths including the Blomer’s rivulet Venusia…

Glen Lochay Woods

… SSSI. Several beetle species which are restricted to ancient woodland, such as Elateroides dermestoides, also occur within the SSSI highlighting the long established nature of this woodland.

Bach Howey Gorge

…lude several species, such as Ischnomera sanguinicollis, Calambus bipustulatus, Elateroides dermestoides, Phloiophilus edwardsii and Stenostola dubia, associated with undisturbed woodland sites with abundant dead wood habitats. Remarks: The site supports the following species co…

Combes Valley

…tionally important species and several national rarities e.g. Xyleborus dispar, Elateroides dermestoides and Latridius consimilis. The more uncommon and geographically restricted butterflies and moths include the Schaffer’s ermel Swammerdamia compunctella, alder kitten Furcula b…

Coille Phuiteachain

…perda scalaris, Xylita laevigata, Dendrophagus crenatus, Diacanthous undulatus, Elateroides dermestoides and Quedius xanthopus. Several of the beetle species are closely associated with dead wood.

Cwm Clydach

…es Gonomyia abbreviata and Atypophthalmus inustus, and beetles Epuraea longula, Elateroides dermestoides, Plegaderus dissectus, Pyrochroa coccinea and Rhizophagus nitidulus. Lesser horseshoe bats Rhinolophus hipposideros have been observed foraging within the woodland and several…

Moss Valley

… winged beetle Pyropterus nigroruber, the larvae of which live in dead wood and Elateroides dermestoides which requires dying wood. Hoverflies include Meligramma guttata, the larvae of which feed on aphids in ancient woodland sites and Xylota florum which requires dead wood in we…

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