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Castle Enigan

…e species in the United Kingdom. Other species present include the water beetle Laccornis oblongus, a relict fen species that is locally common in mossy fens in central Armagh and Down, one of the centres of its distribution in the British Isles, and Hebrus rujiceps, a bug found …

Temple Sowerby Moss

…of interest in being of a type unusual in Cumbria. It includes the water beetle Laccornis oblongus, which is a distinctly rare and local species outside its centre of population in the central border counties of Scotland.

Gattonside Moss

…w sites in the Scottish Borders to have such a high diversity. Amongst these is Laccornis oblongus, a Red Data Book species, with an extremely localised British distribution.

Lindean Reservoir

…amely: Hydroporus glabriusculus (the first British specimen was recorded here), Laccornis oblongus and Hydrochus brevis.

Drumlougher Lough

…rded from the area are notable in Northern Ireland, including the water beetles Laccornis oblongus, which is confined to undisturbed wetlands, the relict fen species Hydaticus seminiger and Cercyon ustulatus. The slender groundhopper Tetrix subulata is found in short, wetland veg…

Mount Bog

…clude two species listed in the Red Data Book with category RDB3 (rare), namely Laccornis oblongus and Hydroporus elongatulus, which was first recorded in Britain at this site in 1974.

Derrycloony Lough

…pis and the water beetle Hydroporus memnonius. The presence of the water beetle Laccornis oblongus is of particular note. https://www.daera-ni.gov.uk/publications/derrycloony-lough-assi

Dunhog Moss

…ders to have such a high diversity. Amongst these, Hydroporus glabriusculus and Laccornis oblongus are Red Data Book species, with the latter having an extremely localised British distribution.

Moyrourkan Lough

… found at Moyrourkan Lough include Hydaticus seminiger, Hydroporus scalesianus, Laccornis oblongus and Rhantus grapii. The most notable Carabid or ground beetle recorded was Pterostichus aterrimus, which is now believed to be extinct in great Britain. It has only been recorded at…

Cashel Loughs

…s especially where the mossy fen is intact and remains wet throughout the year. Laccornis oblongus is one such species that is confined to undisturbed wetlands. In addition, four notable species of spider have been recorded. These are Clubiona stagnatilis, two wolf spiders Parado…

Round Lough and Lough Fadda

… spiders, dragonflies and damselflies. Notable species include the water beetle Laccornis oblongus, a relict fen species, and a sphagnum bug Hebrus rujiceps, both of which may be found in the moss layer of fens. Other species of note include the hairy dragonfly Brachytron pratens…

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