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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Satyrium pruni""

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…reeding colony in the country of the nationally rare black hairstreak butterfly Satyrium pruni, the wood white Leptidea sinapis and white-letter hairstreak Satyrium w-album are further notable butterflies. Nightingales are among the breeding birds of the two woods.

Whitecross Green and Oriel Woods

…napis, white admiral Limenitis camilla and the nationally rare black hairstreak Satyrium pruni, as well as purple emperor Apatura iris, though the pearl bordered fritillary Boloria euphrosyne has not been seen for two seasons and may have been lost. Among the moths which have bee…

Yardley Chase

…white Leptidea sinapis, purple hairstreak Favonius quercus and black hairstreak Satyrium pruni. Since 1977, 30 breeding species have been recorded, more than any other Northamptonshire site and including the largest known British population of wood white. Unimproved neutral gras…

Glapthorn Cow Pasture

…le woodland which supports the largest colony of the black hairstreak butterfly Satyrium pruni in Northamptonshire and is one of the most important sites for this species in Britain. The black hairstreak is a notable woodland species which has been recorded from only 78 localitie…

Grendon and Doddershall Woods

…the purple emperor Apatura iris, brown and black hairstreaks Thecla betulae and Satyrium pruni, the latter of national importance, wood white Leptidea sinapis and no less than five species of fritillary, the silver washed, high brown, marsh, pearl bordered and small pearly border…

Howe Park Wood

…orn thickets support colonies of the nationally rare black hairstreak butterfly Satyrium pruni, a Red Data Book species confined to fewer than 35 colonies between Oxford and Peterborough.

Stanton Great Wood

… butterfly Thecla betulae and are believed to harbour the rare black hairstreak Satyrium pruni which occurs in similar habitats nearby.

Wytham Woods

…restricted national distribution. Uncommon butterflies include black hairstreak Satyrium pruni, brown hairstreak Thecla betulae and wood white Leptidea sinapis. Moths include lunar hornet clearwing Sesia bembeciformis a species associated with willows, square spot Ectropis crepus…

Sheephouse Wood

…Limenitis camilla, purple hairstreak Favonius quercus and also black hairstreak Satyrium pruni, a nationally restricted species largely confined to relics of ancient forest on the clay belt running through Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire to the East Midlands. Other local species …

Fernham Meadows

…. The woodland holds a colony of the nationally rare black hairstreak butterfly Satyrium pruni at the extreme western edge of its known range. This species depends upon the mature growth of blackthorn on the woodland edges and glades. The site also supports a range of breeding bi…

Holly Wood

…od Forests a wide range of butterflies which includes breeding black hairstreak Satyrium pruni and purple emperor Apatura iris.

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