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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Hemaris fuciformis""
There are 7 sites that mention "Hemaris fuciformis".
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Stover Park
…of invertebrate interest, with species such as the broad-bordered bee hawk moth Hemaris fuciformis and the narrow-bordered bee hawk moth Hemaris tityus, both scarce and vulnerable, feeding at the rhododendron bushes. A good dead-wood fauna includes the rare cranefly Ctenophora pe…
Stranacally
…marsh fritillary Euphydryas aurinia butterfly and narrow-bordered bee hawk-moth Hemaris fuciformis, which have both been recorded across the grasslands at Stranacally.
small-white orchid Pseudorchis albida occurs on the transitions from fen meadow to wet heath and acidic grasslan…
Marlbank
…itillary Euphydryas aurinia and the uncommon moth narrow-bordered bee hawk-moth Hemaris fuciformis. The latter is now rare in Northern Ireland. The notable golden dimpled ground beetle Carabus clatratus was recorded within the hay meadows near Brookfield.
The extensive unbroken r…
Clumber Park
…a fauna which includes scorched carpet Ligdia adustata, broad bordered bee hawk Hemaris fuciformis and angle striped sallow Enargia paleacea moths. The diversity of habitat within the park provides rich feeding grounds for a diverse assemblage of bats which include the whiskered …
Hoad's Wood
…re species, the black veined moth Siona lineata and the broad bordered bee hawk Hemaris fuciformis. Another rare moth, the sub angled wave Scopula nigropunctata may occur here and many local and scarce species have also been recorded. A variety of birds breed in the wood includin…
Drumcarn
… for Lepidoptera, butterflies and moths, with the narrow-bordered bee hawk-moth Hemaris fuciformis and a large colony of the marsh fritillary Eurodryas aurinia recorded. The larvae of the latter species feed on the leaves of devils-bit scabious Succisa pratensis and colonies requ…
Bookham Commons
…h occur, the toadflax brocade Calophasia lunula and the broad bordered bee hawk Hemaris fuciformis, are nationally rare while this is the best known Surrey site for the purple emperor butterfly Apatura iris.
Other butterflies which are present include white-letter hairstreak Sat…
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