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Croagh Bog

…d animal species. The latter includes the presence of the argent and sable moth Rheumaptera hastata. Croagh Bog lies at a moderate elevation between 120m and 140m O.D. in a broad valley bottom in the extreme west of Northern Ireland. Habitat interest relates to the peatland commu…

Glennasheevar

…tman Atolmis rubricollis, grass wave Perconia strigillaria and argent and sable Rheumaptera hastata. The bog also provides habitat for birds such as snipe Gallinago gallinago, hen harrier Circus cyaneus and golden plover Pluvialis apricaria. https://www.daera-ni.gov.uk/publicati…

Beinn Eighe

…e invertebrate communities, including the nationally scarce argent & sable moth Rheumaptera hastata and the nationally scarce pearl-bordered fritillary Boloria euphrosyne butterfly and at least other 14 threatened species. The 13 species of dragonfly and damselfly comprise a nati…

Flanders Moss

…or Celaena haworthii, the crescent Helotropha leucostigma, the argent and sable Rheumaptera hastata, the sallow Cirrhia icteritia, the dark-barred twin-spot carpet Xanthorhoe ferrugata, the heath rustic Xestia agathina and the neglected rustic Xestia castanea.

Cannock Chase

…and species such as the angle striped 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 Stilbi…

Crich Chase

… 16 are considered locally rare or uncommon. One of these, the argent and sable Rheumaptera hastata, is listed as nationally scarce and is closely associated with stands of young birch in open sunlit conditions. The upper slopes of the woodland also host colonies of the northern…

Big Dog Scarps and Lakes

…nd the large heath butterfly Coenonympha tullia. The rare argent and sable moth Rheumaptera hastata has also been recorded and is particularly associated with the forest edge and the extensive flushed areas of blanket bog and heath with frequent bog myrtle Myrica gale on which th…

Braken Hurst

…rdshire locations. Some of the more notable moths recorded are argent and sable Rheumaptera hastata, blomers rivulet Venusia blomeri and the ruddy highflier Hydriomena ruberata. Several rare species of beetle are associated with the mature oaks.

Scout and Cunswick Scars

…ycommata, the thyme pug moth Eupithecia distinctaria, the argent and sable moth Rheumaptera hastata and the chestnut coloured carpet Thera cognata. Other nationally scarce invertebrates include the dead wood feeding hoverflies Criorhina asilica and Criorhina ranunculi, the hover…

Shabbington Woods Complex

…icromus angulatus, the solitary wasp Symmorphus connexus, argent and sable moth Rheumaptera hastata, the forester Adscita statices, campanula pug Eupithecia denotata, common fan foot Pechipogo strigilata and the woodland grasshopper Omocestus rufipes. The conifer plantations have…

Wyre Forest

…g the nationally scarce angle striped sallow Enargia paleacea, argent and sable Rheumaptera hastata, drab looper Minoa murinata, great oak beauty Hypomecis roboraria and satin lute string Tetheella fluctuosa, plus several uncommon species of clearwing moths, including white barre…

Nichols Moss

…ery arches Polia hepatica, the Saxon Hyppa rectilinear and the argent and sable Rheumaptera hastata. The uncommon large heath butterfly Coenonympha tullia davus has also been recorded from the centre of the Moss. There is a similar transition from peat land habitats to woodland o…

Lough Alaban

…laban support one of the largest known populations of the argent and sable moth Rheumaptera hastata in the UK. This species is widespread in Scotland, but has a very restricted and declining distribution in England and Wales. In Northern Ireland, it has only been recorded at a fe…

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