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…g three-lobed crowfoot Ranunculus tripartitus, the scheduled golden hair lichen Teloschistes flavicans and an assemblage of nationally scarce lichens. Maritime grassland and the cliff crevice zone are also of special interest together with a rich assemblage of coastal invertebrat…

Porth Dinllaen i Borth Pistyll

…ecial features also include the weevil Sitona gemellatus and golden hair lichen Teloschistes flavicans. Geology: The foreshore section at Penrhyn Nefyn is the only known locality in the Precambrian Mona Complex of North Wales where the stratigraphical and structural relationshi…

Skokholm

…onally rare and scarce lichens occur including the scheduled golden hair lichen Teloschistes flavicans. Skokholm is located approximately 3 km south west of the Marloes peninsula. The island is composed of Old Red Sandstone rock, forming the western-most exposure of this rock ext…

Freshwater East Cliffs to Skrinkle Haven

…pers known to remain in Pembrokeshire. The nationally rare golden haired lichen Teloschistes flavicans also has a tiny population on low rocky outcrops at Manorbier. The rich variety of habitats, in particular the south-facing seepage zones over hard rock, clay and gravel, where …

Glannau Aberdaron

…re heathland lichens, the endangered Heterodermia leucomelos and the vulnerable Teloschistes flavicans, have been recorded from the site. Ornithologically the site supports an internationally important population of breeding chough Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax (20 pairs in 1997). Sea …

Dale and South Marloes Coast

…b, its assemblage of nationally rare and scarce lichens, the golden hair lichen Teloschistes flavicans, the scaly cricket Pseudomogoplistes vicentae, as an important feeding and roosting area for chough Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax, for the nationally rare shore dock Rumex rupestris, …

Ramsey / Ynys Dewi

…lants. The nationally scarce lichens Ramalina polymorpha and golden hair lichen Teloschistes flavicans occur on the island. Three or four bushes of juniper Juniperus communis (provisionally assigned to the nationally rare subspecies hemisphaerica), survive on the sheltered cliffs…

Shipman Head & Shipman Down (Bryher)

…ere are certain lichen species on the heathland, such as Lobaria pulmonaria and Teloschistes flavicans. The isolated promontory of Shipman Head is an important sea bird colony site with seven species of breeding sea birds. There is a large colony of kittiwake Rissa tridactyla and…

Peninnis Head (St. Mary's)

…hland habitats. Ramalina siliquosa occurs extensively and Roccella fucoides and Teloschistes flavicans are two particularly rare species that occur here.

Stackpole

…nimia gelatinosa and many other species associated with high levels of calcium. Teloschistes flavicans has also been recorded. Every micro-habitat is rich in lichens, whether it be a rocky surface, scrub (bearing Ramalina portuensis), open patches or stabilised grassland. The hig…

Gugh

…owing in heathland rich in rare lichen species including Lobaria pulmonaria and Teloschistes flavicans. Maritime grassland with abundant thrift Armeria maritima occurs in the north of the island and fringing the coastal edge in the south west. The nationally rare early meadow gra…

Ottery Valley

…growing on the hawthorn scrub Crataegus monogyna is the rare golden hair lichen Teloschistes flavicans. Areas of open water, although artificially created and regrettably resulting from past loss of Culm grassland vegetation, now add to the diversity of habitats encompassed by t…

Melbury Park

…ark and amongst its many component species has Anaptychia ciliaris and the rare Teloschistes flavicans. Further rare lichens at Melbury include Cetrelia olivetorum, Lecidea sublivescens, Pertusaria velata and Phyllopsora rosei. Altogether more than 250 species of lichens are rec…

Slapton Ley

…ed, Cryptolechia carneolutea, Physcia tribacioides, Parmelina carporrhizans and Teloschistes flavicans (commonly known as golden hair lichen). These are all species characteristic of wayside trees and are all suffering major decline nationally. In addition to the reasons for not…

Ynys Enlli

…e strap-lichen Heterodermia leucomelos and nationally scarce golden hair lichen Teloschistes flavicans are found in this habitat on the southern end of Mynydd Enlli and elsewhere on the island. Both species are at or near the most northerly limit of their range in Europe. The bry…

Broomhill Burrows

…ld Red Sandstone rocks in a small valley at the north-western edge of the site. Teloschistes flavicans, a rare south-western lichen, occurs on the dunes.Of the insects, the coleoptera and hemiptera are outstanding, with the rove beetle, Staphylinus caesareus, and the tortoise bee…

Arlington

…rata which is the best in south-west England. Also important is the presence of Teloschistes flavicans, one of only two localities for this species in Devon outside the southern coastal area. Rare species include Bombyliospora pachycarpa, Pannaria conoplea, Parmelia lacinatula, S…

Porthgwarra to Pordenack Point

…e flora, including the rare liverwort Fossombronia angulosa. Also found here is Teloschistes flavicans, a rare lichen, requiring a particularly pollution free environment. Eleven species of dragonfly have been recorded, including the uncommon keeled skimmer Orthetrum coerulescen…

Lulworth Park & Lake

… still occurs, especially on ash. The most notable species of this association, Teloschistes flavicans is still present in what is now probably its easternmost location in Britain. In all some 130 species of epiphytic lichens are recorded, at least 13 of which are indicators of w…

Buckland-in-the-Moor

… Buckland-in-the-Moor is also the only site on Dartmoor for the nationally rare Teloschistes flavicans.

Prawle Point and Start Point

…ous and very rare Roccella fuciformis, R. phycopsis, Buellia leptoclinoides and Teloschistes flavicans together with many more rare and uncommon species. In the areas of short turf on the cliffs, flowering plants typical of maritime grassland are found, such as thrift Armeria ma…

Stokenham

… pseudoplatanus trees including the rare Physcia clementei, P. tribacioides and Teloschistes flavicans. Another notable component of the flora is Anaptychia ciliaris which is growing here close to the western limit of its British distribution. The adjacent stone wall is almost en…

Lundy

…ea of waved Calluna heath at the north end, which is also rich in lichens, e.g. Teloschistes flavicans and several species of Cladonia and Parmelia. Elsewhere there is either a dry heath/acidic grassland mosaic, characterised by heaths and western gorse Ulex gallii, or semi impro…

Newborough Warren - Ynys Llanddwyn

…m ralfsii occurs in some dune slacks and the nationally rare golden hair lichen Teloschistes flavicans has recently been found on Llanddwyn Island which also supports an interesting rocky cliff flora including golden samphire Inula crithmoides. The area supports a very rich inver…

Bolt Head to Bolt Tail

…Mediterranean affinities. Rare species include Cladonia convoluta and C. forma. Teloschistes flavicans, Roccella fuciformis, R. phycopsis and Buellia leptoclinoides. The invertebrate fauna contains many species limited mainly to southerly coastal sites. Three nationally rare spe…

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