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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Euglesa pseudosphaerium""

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Pulborough Brooks

…una of the wet ditches is also important, including the Red Data Book molluscs; Euglesa pseudosphaerium nationally rare bivalve and whirlpool snail, Anisus vorticulus, vulnerable. Nationally scarce water beetles include Rhantus suturalis, Hydraena testacea, Enochrus melanocephalu…

Biddle Street, Yatton

…ns of the common freshwater mussel occur as does the nationally rare pea mussel Euglesa pseudosphaerium.

Moccas Park

…broad bodied chaser Libellula depressa. The very local aquatic bivalve mollusc Euglesa pseudosphaerium has been recorded in the pool. The ancient parkland trees provide nesting sites for a wide range of birds including raven Corvus corax, buzzard Buteo buteo, redstart Phoenicuru…

Lewes Brooks

…ulchellum. Several rare molluscs are found in the ditches including the bivalve Euglesa pseudosphaerium and the snails Anisus vorticulus, Gyraulis laevis and Segmentina nitida. A rare terrestrial snail Monacha cartusiana also occurs on the chalk embankment by the River Ouse.

Tickenham, Nailsea and Kenn Moors

…s of molluscs have been recorded, including the nationally rare RDB3 pea mussel Euglesa pseudosphaerium. The nationally scarce soldier fly Odontomyia ornata, has also been recorded from a number of ditches. * RDB3, species listed as rare in British Red Data Book 2 Insects.

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