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Leicestershire & Rutland Environmental Records Centre Map 1 (West) Leicestershire & Rutland Environmental Records Centre Map 1 (west) Leicestershire County Council Burton on the Wolds: Wildlife Sites and Protected species Scale 1: 15,000 Protected species and designated sites KEY Bat roost Local Wildlife Sites Local Wildlife Sites (potential) Local Wildlife Sites (historic) 25331 Geology Sites (RIGS) Badger sett Cotes CP Great Crested10133 Newt breeding pond National Wildlife Sites (SSSI, NNR,SAC or SPA) 91393 10122 46771 Prestwold CP Burton on the Wolds CP 55067 10182 51246 10123 10123 10316 91378 10124 10318 Walton on the Wolds CP 25425 10317 25494 © Leicestershire County Council. Licence number LA 076724 Based upon the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the Controller of HMSO. 30/11/2016 Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Leicestershire & Rutland Environmental Records Centre Map 2: east Leicestershire County Council Burton on the Wolds: Wildlife sites and protected species Scale 1: 15,000 10347 25333 25355 10346 51258 10339 51252 10345 10348 10340 25361 11359 25340 11350 51259 25517 51259 10126 49416 25331 49416 10125 10120 10121 91393 46771 11360 91263 Burton on the Wolds CP 10315 10282 10316 10319 91378 10288 © Leicestershire County Council. Licence number LA 076724 Based upon the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the Controller of HMSO. 30/11/2016 Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Local Wildlife Sites LRERC, November 2016 Status Ref no Site name Grid ref Parish Area Main habitat Summary Wildlife Site LWS (Potential:historic) 10133 Fish pond Spinneys SK558214 Cotes 5.5 Woodland Wildlife Site LWS (Potential Historic) 10141 King's Brook and spinneys SK574233 Hoton 13.05 Small river or stream Wildlife Site LWS (Potential:historic) 10140 New Covert SK585231 Hoton 2.72 Wildlife Site LWS (Potential:historic) 10339 Hoton Road Verges SK596230 Wymeswold 0.53 Wildlife Site LWS (Candidate: ASNW) 12671 Black A Moors Spinney 0 Woodland (ASNW) Mesotrophic grassland, Red Data Book Wildlife Site LWS (notified) 25340 Harrow Farm SK615221 Wymeswold 35.273 Mesotrophic grassland species and river, with 4 ponds. Mesotrophic grassland and mature tree ‐ Wildlife Site LWS (notified) 25517 Wolds Farm SK628222 Burton on the Wolds 3.184 Mesotrophic grassland Salix fragilis, with pond and brook. Wildlife Site LWS (notified) 46771 The Barley Close SK593213 Burton on the Wolds 0.946 Mesotrophic grassland Mesotrophic grassland. Species‐rich hedgerows with mesotrophic Wildlife Site LWS (notified) 49416 Lodge Farm Field SK633219 Burton on the Wolds 0.607 Hedgerow grassland. Wildlife Site LWS (notified) 51246 Fish pond plantation SK586208 Burton on the Wolds 1.513 Woodland Woodland and community value. 2 permanent field ponds with Potamogeton Wildlife Site LWS (notified) 51259 Wymeswold Lodge Ponds SK635222 Burton on the Wolds 0.102 Pond natans. Burton on the Wolds, Keeper's Pond with Potamogeton natans and a Wildlife Site LWS (Candidate) 91263 Lodge Pond SK617212 Burton on the Wolds 0.079 Standing Water medium population of GCN Burton on the Wolds, B676 Melton An area of floral species diversity including Wildlife Site LWS (Potential) 91393 Rd verges SK600213 Burton on the Wolds 2.04 Mesotrophic grassland Lady's Bedstraw and Bee Orchids Wildlife Site LWS (Potential:historic) 10126 Pond north east of Clock Farm SK637222 Burton on the Wolds 0.04 Pond Wildlife Site LWS (Potential:historic) 10120 Pond near Egmont Farm SK640216 Burton on the Wolds 0.03 Pond Wildlife Site LWS (Potential:historic) 10121 Burton Wolds, Melton Rd verges SK619214 Burton on the Wolds 6.49 Grassland Wildlife Site LWS (Potential:historic) 10122 Prestwold Park plantations SK578209 Burton on the Wolds 28.71 Woodland Burton Brandalls, watercourse E of Wildlife Site LWS (Potential:historic) 10123 Cotes Rd SK562204 Burton on the Wolds 0.9 Small river or stream Walton Brook, marsh and Willow Wildlife Site LWS (Potential:historic) 10124 Holt Marsh SK557200 Burton on the Wolds 3.67 Woodland Wildlife Site LWS (Potential:historic) 10125 Pond west of Egmont Farm SK637217 Burton on the Wolds 0.07 Pond Walton on the Wildlife Site LWS (Potential:historic) 10319 Walton Thorns SK627204 Wolds 6 Woodland Walton on the Wildlife Site LWS (Potential:historic) 10315 Cradock's Ashes SK636205 Wolds 7.76 Woodland Walton on the Wildlife Site LWS (Potential:historic) 10316 The Clumps and Walton Brook SK593204 Wolds 1.98 Woodland Nationally designated site SSSI Twenty Acre Piece SK641210 Acid grassland NOT CONFIDENTIAL Leicestershire & Rutland Environmental Records Centre Leicestershire County Council Room 400 County Hall Glenfield Leicestershire LE3 8RA Species Report Species Common Name Location Grid Ref Date Recorder LRERC Ref Status Alauda arvensis Skylark Burton on the Wolds, S of Melton Lane SK614209 Apr‐14 Aspect Ecology 1207Z‐13 BAP, NERC October 2008 ‐ March Alauda arvensis Skylark Wanlip, N of sewage works SK593207 2009 MKA Ecology 1232Z‐14 BAP, NERC October 2008 ‐ March Alcedo atthis Kingfisher Wanlip, N of sewage works SK593204 2009 MKA Ecology 1232Z‐14 Protected HSD, Protected, Barbastella barbastellus Western Barbastelle Burton on the Wolds, N of Loughborough Road SK586211 Aug‐13 FPCR 1207Z‐12 BAP, NERC, LBAP Chiroptera Bats Wymeswold, Narrow Lane (Bat Roost) SK636221 13/03/1997 John Mousley S95B 1997 031 Protected, LBAP Chiroptera Bats Cotes, Cotes Road (Bat Roost) SK559203 25/08/2006 David Stock S95B EN 2006 016 Protected, LBAP Burton on the Wolds, S of Melton Road (Bat Chiroptera Bats Roost) SK610207 03/07/2012 URS 1207Z‐03 Protected, LBAP Chiroptera Bats Cotes, Cotes Road (Bat Roost) SK557203 02/09/2014 Skilled Ecology 1207Z‐14 Protected, LBAP Dendrocopos minor Lesser Spotted Woodpecker Burton on the Wolds SK586210 16/03/2013 Hellen Jarvis 1000Z‐118 Sect 19 BAP, NERC Emberiza citrinella Yellowhammer Burton on the Wolds, S of Melton Lane SK614209 Apr‐14 Aspect Ecology 1207Z‐13 BAP, NERC Roger Spring;Tommy Eptesicus serotinus Serotine Cotes, Cotes Road SK557203 10/09/2014 Root;Tony Hargreaves 1207Z‐14 HSD, BAP, LBAP Roger Spring;Tommy Eptesicus serotinus Serotine Cotes, Cotes Road SK557203 17/09/2014 Root;Tony Hargreaves 1207Z‐14 HSD, BAP, LBAP Erinaceus europaeus West European Hedgehog Burton on the Wolds SK587207 06/04/2013 Ian Monk 1000Z‐118 Sect 19 BAP, NERC Hyacinthoides non‐scripta Bluebell 51246 Fishpond Plantation LWS SK587208 29/06/2004 Richard Penson 1207Z‐08 Protected Hyacinthoides non‐scripta Bluebell Wymeswold SK607213 04/05/2008 Lorraine Ellison 1234Z‐06 Protected Lepus europaeus Brown Hare Burton on the Wolds SK585210 11/02/2004 Linda Sutton;Paul Sutton 1207B‐14 BAP, NERC Lepus europaeus Brown Hare Burton on the Wolds, Old School SK580204 12/04/2005 Linda Sutton Unknown ‐ CHI BAP, NERC Lepus europaeus Brown Hare Burton on the Wolds, Springfield Close SK587210 12/02/2006 Linda Sutton;Paul Sutton 1207B‐15 BAP, NERC Lepus europaeus Brown Hare Burton on the Wolds, Springfield Close SK586210 14/02/2006 Linda Sutton Unknown ‐ CHI BAP, NERC Lepus europaeus Brown Hare Burton on the Wolds, Springfield Close SK588210 15/02/2006 Linda Sutton Unknown ‐ CHI BAP, NERC Lepus europaeus Brown Hare Burton on the Wolds, Springfield Close SK586210 16/02/2006 Linda Sutton Unknown ‐ CHI BAP, NERC Lepus europaeus Brown Hare Burton on the Wolds, Springfield Close SK586210 01/04/2006 Linda Sutton Unknown ‐ CHI BAP, NERC Lepus europaeus Brown Hare Burton on the Wolds SK640222 19/07/2010 Mike Poulton 1200Z‐04 Sect 1BAP, NERC Lepus europaeus Brown Hare Burton on the Wolds SK587207 11/06/2013 Ian Monk 1000Z‐118 Sect 19 BAP, NERC Lepus europaeus Brown Hare Burton on the Wolds, S of Melton Lane SK614209 Apr‐14 Aspect Ecology 1207Z‐13 BAP, NERC Linaria cannabina Linnet Burton on the Wolds SK587207 29/04/2013 Ian Monk 1000Z‐118 Sect 19 BAP, NERC Lissotriton vulgaris Smooth Newt Burton on the Wolds, Springfield Close SK588210 2003 Linda Sutton;Paul Sutton S92 1653 Protected Lissotriton vulgaris Smooth Newt Burton on the Wolds SK590210 2004 Neill Talbot 1000Z‐84 Protected Lissotriton vulgaris Smooth Newt Burton on the Wolds, Nottingham Road pond SK577203 30/04/2011 Angela Davey;Neville Davey 1207Z‐10 Protected Burton on the Wolds, Pond N of Loughborough Lissotriton vulgaris Smooth Newt Road SK586213 Jun‐13 FPCR 1207Z‐12 Protected Walton Brook, Bridge 488, Nottingham Rd, HSD, Protected, Lutra lutra European Otter Walton on the Wolds SK582199 18/09/2007 Julian Partridge 1000Z‐11/1000Z‐24 BAP, NERC, LBAP HSD, Protected, Lutra lutra European Otter Walton Brook, Waltham on the Wolds SK582199 26/11/2009 Environment Agency 1000Z‐178 BAP, NERC, LBAP Meles meles Eurasian Badger Burton on the Wolds, Hall Drive (Sett) SK590209 20/03/2007 Francoise Sciré 1207Z‐02 Protected Meles meles Eurasian Badger Prestwold, Burial Ground extension (Sett) SK572202 18/07/2011 Martin Randall 1207Z‐11 Protected Meles meles Eurasian Badger Prestwold, Burial Ground woodland (Sett) SK570203 18/07/2011 Martin Randall 1207Z‐11 Protected Meles meles Eurasian Badger Burton on the Wolds SK587207 10/03/2013 Ian Monk 1000Z‐118 Sect 19 Protected Meles meles Eurasian Badger Burton on the Wolds SK587207 29/03/2013 Ian Monk 1000Z‐118 Sect 19 Protected Myotis Unidentified Bat Burton on the Wolds, S of Melton Road SK610207 02/07/2012 URS 1207Z‐03 Protected, LBAP Myotis Unidentified Bat Burton on the Wolds, S of Melton Road SK610207 17/07/2012 URS 1207Z‐03 Protected, LBAP Myotis Unidentified Bat Burton on the Wolds, N of Loughborough Road SK586211 Aug‐13 FPCR
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