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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Venusia blomeri""

There are 8 sites that mention "Venusia blomeri".

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… site supports several nationally uncommon moths including the Blomer’s rivulet Venusia blomeri, chalk carpet Scotopteryx bipunctaria and thyme pug Eupithecia distinctaria constrictata. Butterflies of interest include regionally rare or local species such as the northern brown a…

Cleaves Wood

…green hairstreak Callophrys rubi. The nationally scarce moth, Blomer's rivulet Venusia blomeri has also been recorded on the site. Other nationally scarce species include the snail Ena montana, the hoverfly Xanthogramma citrotasciatum and a number of beetle species, Aphthona her…

Colerne Park and Monk's Wood

…s present. Many moths have been recorded from the site such as Blomer's rivulet Venusia blomeri, a local species restricted to areas of wych elm. Typical woodland birds to be found include great spotted and green woodpecker and woodcock.

Cernydd Carmel

…sulted in a diverse invertebrate assemblage with, for example, Blomer’s rivulet Venusia blomeri occurring on wych elm Ulmus glabra. Other invertebrates of interest include the very localized harvestman Sabacon viscayanus (which is only known from the Pyrenees and Wales), and the …

Dove Valley and Biggin Dale

…re moths are known from the Dove Dale ash woods, in particular Blomer’s rivulet Venusia blomeri, a species whose larvae feed on developing elm seeds. This species is still quite abundant here although decreasing nationally. Butterflies are well represented including the uncommon …

Castle Eden Dene

…nally rare species, the best known being the elm feeding moth, Blomer’s rivulet Venusia blomeri.

Swain's Wood

…beautiful brocade, Blomer's rivulet and water carpet moths Lanconobia continua, Venusia blomeri and Lampropteryx suffumata. The fauna of the woodlands warrants closer study, but includes the local snail bee Osmia bicolor which nests in dead snail shells. * The Red Data Book docu…

Braken Hurst

…otable 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.

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