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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Hydaticus transversalis""

There are 7 sites that mention "Hydaticus transversalis".

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Gwent Levels - Nash and Goldcliff
… as rare and notable species such as Odontomyia ornata, Oplodontha viridula and Hydaticus transversalis are present. Remarks The Gwent Levels – Nash and Goldcliff SSSI is one of a series of SSSIs within the area between Chepstow and Cardiff known as the Gwent Levels. The Severn E…
Biddle Street, Yatton
…es Coleoptera are present including populations of two nationally rare species, Hydaticus transversalis and Britain's largest water beetle, the great silver water beetle Hydrophilus piceus, the latter being largely confined to grazing marshes of Southern Britain. A number of drag…
Gwlyptiroedd Casnewydd / Newport Wetlands
…t, including the great silver water beetle Hydrophilus piceus, the water beetle Hydaticus transversalis and the ornate brigadier soldier fly Odontomyia ornata. The nationally scarce spider Tetragnatha striata has a strong population in the reedbeds and the nationally scarce shril…
Gwent Levels - St. Brides
…e marshland species, e.g. the true fly Chrysogaster parumplicata and the beetle Hydaticus transversalis. It is the only area on the Gwent Levels where the rare fly Stenomicra cogani has been recorded. Remarks The Gwent Levels – St Brides SSSI is one of a series of SSSIs within th…
Langmead and Weston Level
…. Twenty one nationally scarce species have been found including three beetles Hydaticus transversalis, Dytiscus dimidiatus and Limnoxenus niger and the variable coenagrion Coenagrion pulchellum, a damsel fly.
Curry and Hay Moors
…and 13 nationally scarce species including the water beetles Agabus uliginosus, Hydaticus transversalis and Helophorus nanus. In winter the flooded fields provide food for large numbers of waterfowl with several thousand lapwing Vanellus vanellus, hundreds of snipe Gallinago gall…
West Moor
…rare soldier fly Odontomyia ornata, two notable water beetles Nartus grapii and Hydaticus transversalis, a notable terrestrial beetle Donacia dentata and the dragonflies Brachytron pratense and Coenagrion pulchellum. West Moor is the only known Somerset site for the nationally ra…

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