Mappp.co geology and wildlife sites

Chatsworth Old Park

…d Park, nesting in hard rotten wood and feeding on flies. The alder kitten moth Furcula bicuspis, a nationally scarce species, has also been found here, although this species is not associated with dead wood. Much of the ground flora has been agriculturally improved to provide be…

The Malvern Hills

…s aglaja. A number of nationally scarce moth species occur such as alder kitten Furcula bicuspis, triple spotted pug Eupithecia trisignaria and square spot dart Euxoa obelisca. The latter usually inhabits coastal cliffs and occurs on the Malverns at one of its few known inland si…

Eastnor Park

…ak tree pug Eupithecia dodoneata, pale pinion Lithophane socia and alder kitten Furcula bicuspis. Two nationally rare beetles are known from the site, Bibloporus minutus and Agrilus sinatus. The latter species occurs mainly in the south east of England and is dependent on hawthor…

Leigh Brook Valley

…ented. These include a number of nationally scarce moths including alder kitten Furcula bicuspis, maple pug Eupithecia inturbata and the rare micro moth Stigmella pyri which is associated with pear trees in the old orchards. The larvae of a nationally rare hoverfly Chalcosyrphus …

Malvern Common

…s aglaja. A number of nationally scarce moth species occur such as alder kitten Furcula bicuspis, triple spotted pug Eupithecia trisignaria and square spot dart Euxoa obelisca. The latter usually inhabits coastal cliffs and occurs on the Malverns at one of its few known inland si…

Cannock Chase

… sallow Enargia paleacea, argent and sable Rheumaptera hastata and alder kitten Furcula bicuspis. The heathland and mires support a further range of Lepidoptera including the small pearl bordered fritillary Boloria selene, the anomalous Stilbia anomala and the grass wave Perconia…

Titsey Woods

…common moths including the rose marbled Elaphria venustula and the alder kitten Furcula bicuspis.

Bickerton Hill

…. These include the bleached pug moth Eupithecia expallidata, alder kitten moth Furcula bicuspis and the soldier beetle Malthinus frontalis. Other Information Boundary extension. Approximately 90 percent of the site is owned and managed by the National Trust.

Combes Valley

… and moths include the Schaffer’s ermel Swammerdamia compunctella, alder kitten Furcula bicuspis, ruddy high flyer Hydriomena ruberata and the high brown fritillary Argynnis adippe. The last is a nationally threatened and declining species on the eastern edge of its range.

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