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Craig Leith and Myreton Hill
…sture on the slopes of Myreton Hill, and the populations of the sticky catchfly Silene viscaria and the northern brown argus Aricia artaxerxes. The variety of upland vegetation types is one of the richest in Clackmannanshire, with particularly good representation of calcareous gr…
Craighall Gorge
… Equisetum pratense and lesser hairy-brome Bromopsis benekenii. Sticky catchfly Silene viscaria is found in places at the tops of cliffs in south-facing locations. The bryophyte flora is similarly rich. The lichen flora contains a number of old woodland indicator species includin…
Stanner Rocks
…onal rarities such as perennial knawel Scleranthus perennis and sticky catchfly Silene viscaria. Leached areas support calcifuges such as sheep’s-bit Jasione montana. The woodland and cliffs also support an interesting bryophyte and lichen flora. Remarks: 5.3 hectares of the sit…
Arthur's Seat Volcano
… Lothian area have been recorded, including the nationally rare sticky catchfly Silene viscaria. Other habitats present contribute to the habitat and plant diversity of the site, including sedge-rich marsh, gorse scrub and open water with associated aquatic plants. In addition to…
Minto Craigs
…ly rare forked spleenwort Asplenium septentrionale (a fern) and sticky catchfly Silene viscaria (thought to be the only remaining colony in the Borders). Locally rare plant species found include maiden pink Dianthus deltoides and northern dock Rumex longifolius. The site also has…
Tulach Hill
…cliffs at Craig Fonvuick are a location for the nationally rare sticky catchfly Silene viscaria at its most northerly locality in the UK.
Beinn a' Chuallaich
…outcrop of sugar limestone, and is recorded in few other sites in Scotland; and Silene viscaria, a rare sub-montane species of mildly acid to moderately base-rich rock habitats if found on Craig Varr In addition, a number of upland bird species have been recorded at the site, inc…

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