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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Mythimna litoralis""

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…t Euxoa cursoria which feeds on various sand dune plants and the shore wainscot Mythimna litoralis which feeds upon marram grass. The sand dune and shingle habitats provide support to the largest gull colony in north west England. Extensive areas of mud and muddy sand flat are pr…

St Cyrus and Kinnaber Links

…is especially rich with many scarce Scottish species such as the shore wainscot Mythimna litoralis, Adaina microdactyla, Metzneria lappella, Cochylidia rupicola, and, at its only known Scottish locality, Elachista subocellea. The site is also one of the a few localities in Aberde…

Humber Estuary

…mara lucida, the white colon moth Sideridis turbida and the shore wainscot moth Mythimna litoralis. Saltmarshes such as those at Welwick provide foraging grounds for the solitary bee Colletes halophilus, which is closely associated with the flowers of sea aster Aster tripolium. …

Lindisfarne

…a unitana and Crambus uliginosellus. The uncommon coastal moths Agrostis ripae, Mythimna litoralis and Actebia praecox are also present and a rare fly, Opomyza punctella, has been found on Ross Links. Locally, limestone outcrops support species rich grassland with meadow oat gra…

Duddon Estuary

…rs Ochthebius marinus and O. auriculatus and moths including the Shore wainscot Mythimna litoralis and the Portland moth Actebia praecox. Geological North Walney is also of geomorphological interest. It represents the northern end of a barrier island of which there are few examp…

Chichester Harbour

…s, starwort shark Cucullia asteris, the sand dart Agrotis ripae, shore wainscot Mythimna litoralis and lunar hornet Sesia bembeciformis. Geology and Physiography East of Langstone, a low cliff line at high water mark exhibits a complex of Brickearth and Coombe Rock deposits and…

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