APPENDIX A

Desk Study Results

Odiham Deer Park/Ecological Appraisal/703.13/SD/June 2020

Internationally Designated Areas - 10km

Legend Ramsar Sites () Special Areas of Conservation (England) Special Protection Areas (England)

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Legend Ancient Woodland (England) Ancient and Semi-Natural Woodland Ancient Replanted Woodland

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xmax = 479200 km ymax = 154300 Map produced by MAGIC on 27 February, 2019. Copyright resides with the data suppliers and the map must not be reproduced without their permission. Some information in MAGIC is a snapshot of the information (c) Crown Copyright and database rights 2019. Ordnance Survey 100022861. that is being maintained or continually updated by the originating organisation. Please refer to the metadata for details as information may be illustrative or representative rather than definitive at this stage. COUNTY: SITE NAME: SSSI

Status: Site of Special Scientific Interest notified under Section 28 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981

Local Planning Authorities: Hampshire County Council/Surrey County Council Council/Rushmoor Borough Council/Guildford Borough Council/Surrey Heath Borough Council/Woking Borough Council/Runnymede Borough Council

National Grid Reference: SU 719514 to SU 967575 TQ 016597 to TQ 046616

Ordnance Survey Sheets: 1:50,000 186 1:10,000 SU 75 SE, SU 75 SW, SU 85 NE, SU 85 SE, SU 85 SW SU 95 NE, SU 95 NW TQ 05 NW TQ 06 SW

Hectares/Acres: 99.15 (ha.) 244.99 (ac.)

Date Notified (1949 Act): 1955 Date of Last Revision: 1975

Date Notified (1981 Act): 1985 Date of Last Revision: 30 September 1994

Date Confirmed: 22 June 1995

Other Information: Basingstoke Canal SSSI incorporates and extends the Basingstoke Canal ( -- Castle) and Basingstoke Canal (Eelmoor) SSSIs in Hampshire, notified under the Wildlife and Countryside Act, 1981 and the Basingstoke Canal East and West SSSI in Surrey, notified under the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act, 1949. It is largely owned by Hampshire and Surrey County Councils. Eelmoor, Claycart and Rushmoor Flashes (Hampshire) are managed by the Hampshire Wildlife Trust under an informal reserve agreement The Basingstoke Canal was declared a Nature Conservation Review (NCR) Site in 1989.

Description and Reasons for Notification:

The Basingstoke Canal, together with associated ÔflashesÕ and heathland, is nationally important for aquatic plants and invertebrates. The transition from calcareous spring water to slightly acidic conditions produces an extremely diverse flora, containing approximately half (87) of BritainÕs native aquatic higher plant species, including 5 nationally scarce* species. The Basingstoke Canal is botanically the most species-rich aquatic system m England. Twenty-four species of dragonfly occur on the Canal and other insects, including two nationally rare** (Red Data Book) species, are well represented.

Two sections of the Basingstoke Canal are of SSSI status. The western section lies between Greywell in Hampshire and Hermitage Bridge in Surrey; the eastern section lies between Monument Bridge and Scotland Bridge in Surrey. The relative lack of pollution in the Canal and the variation in water chemistry throughout its length have given rise to a diversity of plant species and communities that has no parallel elsewhere in Britain. This, together with a rich and varied invertebrate fauna, makes the Basingstoke Canal a waterway of exceptional value to nature conservation:

The Canal is largely supplied by calcareous water from springs situated at the junction of the chalk and Reading Beds (clays) at Greywell. Moving downstream, it is supplemented by progressively more acidic spring and stream water from the Aldershot heathland district. Due to a slight west-east gradient, which gives rise to a definite water movement, the overall system is analogous to a slow-flowing river with initially alkaline water which gradually becomes more acidic and less charged with calcium. Such a combination is a rare feature in Britain.

The vegetation types reflect this gradual change in water chemistry. At Greywell the flora is typical of that of a nutrient-rich southern chalk stream. Here it is dominated by the moss Fontinalis antipyretica, the starworts Callitriche obtusangula and C. stagnalis, foolÕs watercress Apium nodiflorum, lesser water-parsnip Berula erecta and the water crowfoot Ranunculus pencillatus subspecies pseudofluitans var. vertumnus, the latter here in its locus classicus, from which it was formally studied and described. As the calcareous water moves across the London Clays the flora changes, with locally abundant mareÕs tail Hippuris vulgaris, river water dropwort Oenanthe fluviatilis, arrowhead Sagittaria sagittifolia, the pondweeds Potamogeton alpinus and P. berchtoldii and stoneworts including Nitella flexilis and several varieties of Chara vulgaris.

The Canal then passes onto the Bracklesham Beds and Bagshot Sands of the Aldershot heathland district. In the downstream stretch some of the species abundant upstream disappear, to be replaced by a very species-rich flora which comprises a remarkable assemblage combining both nutrient-rich and acidic elements. Amongst the characteristic plants of this long stretch are the pondweeds Potamogeton natans and P. perfoliatus, water soldier Stratiotes aloides, Canadian and NuttallÕs pondweeds Elodea canadensis and E. nuttallii and greater bladderwort Utricularia australis. Frogbit Hydrocharis morsus- ranae and greater duckweed Spirodela polyrhiza occur amongst the emergent vegetation.

Plants typical of acidic waters, which occur in this stretch, are bulbous rush Juncus bulbosus, floating club-rush Eleogiton fluitans and alternate-flowered water-milfoil Myriophyllum alterniflorum.

The Monument BridgeÐScotland Bridge stretch at Sheerwater to the east of Woking, is rich in open water and emergent species characteristic of the main part of the Canal such as the pondweed Potamogeton natans, frogbit Hydrocharis morsus-ranae, greater duckweed Spirodela polyrhiza, water plantain Alisma plantago-aquatica, and narrow leaved water plantain Alisma lanceolatum. Of particular note within the Monument BridgeÐScotland Bridge stretch are the nationally scarce pondweed Potamogeton trichoides and the nationally scarce tasteless water pepper Persicaria laxiflora

Certain stretches of the Canal are less species-rich, due to shading by overhanging trees, or very localised pollution problems, but these stretches have been included in the SSSI because they enable the continuum from calcareous to acidic water to be expressed within the SSSI:

Ninety species of aquatic plants, including a number of native stoneworts (charophytes) and the aquatic moss Fontinalis antipyretica, have been recorded in 1992 and 1993 from the main line of the canal and its extensions (or ÔflashesÕ); an additional 16 native wetland species have been recorded on the Canal system since 1986: Of the 90 plants recorded in 1992 and 1993, 5 are nationally scarce* being river water dropwort Oenanthe fluviatilis, the pondweed Potamogeton trichoides, tasteless water pepper Persicaria laxiflora, the horsetail Equisetum ϫ litorale and the water crowfoot Ranunculus pencillatus subspecies pseudofluitans var. vertumnus. The nationally scarce water soldier Stratiotes aloides and fringed water lily Nymphoides peltata have been introduced.

Other noteworthy plants include needle spike rush Eleocharis acicularis and various- leaved pondweed Potamogeton gramineus.

The invertebrate fauna is correspondingly rich. Twenty-four species of Odonata (dragonfly and damselfly) have been recorded on the Canal in 1992 and 1993, making the Canal one of the most important sites for Odonata in terms of species diversity in Britain. Surveys undertaken during 1992 and 1993 revealed evidence of breeding of 19 species. Of particular note are populations of the nationally scarce brilliant emerald Somatochlora metallica, the hairy dragonfly Brachytron pratense and the downy emerald Cordulia aenea. In addition to the Odonata fauna, the Canal supports a wide range of other insects, associated particularly with the rich emergent and bank vegetation. Hoverflies are well represented. About eighty-five species have been recorded along the Canal, including the nationally scarce Anasimyia contracta, Didea intermedia, Epistrophe diaphana, Volucella inanis and Xylota tarda. The scarce snail-killing fly Psacadina verbeckei, the nationally rare (Red Data Book)** solitary bee Macropis europaea and the scarce dentated pug moth Anticollix sparsata are also present. The Canal also supports populations of water birds such as little grebe, kingfisher and grey wagtail which are of considerable local importance.

Several off-line ÔflashesÕ have been included in the site, as they are an integral part of the hydrological system and provide shallow-water conditions which are rare in the restored main line of the Canal. Of particular significance are Eelmoor Flash, the extensive Mytchett Lake and Great Bottom Flash and the small, shallow PotterÕs Pool.

Great Bottom Flash is fringed on the eastern side with reed Phragmites australis and supports a rich marginal flora including water violet Hottonia palustris and royal fern Osmunda regalis. Mytchett Lake is an extensive area of open water with abundant white water lily Nymphaea alba and common bulrush Schoenoplectus lacustris and is notable for its fringing colony of purple willow Salix purpurea which is rare in Surrey. The lake supports a large colony of red-eyed damselfly Erythromma najas. PotterÕs Pool, adjacent to open heathland, is an excellent site for dragonflies and supports a rich flora dominated by greater bladderwort Utricularia australis, with bottle sedge Carex rostrata in the emergent fringe of vegetation.

Adjacent to the Canal, but not linked to it, is New Pond at Pirbright, which supports an acid bog marginal flora including a number of plants not recorded from the Canal, for example marsh St JohnÕs wort Hypericum elodes, bog myrtle Myrica gale, many-stalked spike-rush Eleocharis multicaulis, cotton grass Eriophorum angustifolium and lesser bladderwort Utricularia minor. Of additional note are the sedges Carex rostrata, C. vesicaria and C. curta and floating club-rush Eleogiton fluitans.

Dogmersfield Lake is included within the SSSI as it forms part of the CanalÕs water catchment, and supports a rich flora including some species which are very rare in or extinct from the remainder of the Basingstoke Canal system, for example lesser water plantain Baldellia ranunculoides, bogbean Menyanthes trifoliata and water purslane Lythrum portula. The lake also has strong populations of needle spike rush Eleocharis acicularis and fan-leaved water crowfoot Ranunculus circinatus.

The hinterland of woodland, heath, unimproved meadows and fens through which the Canal flows increases the value of the aquatic habitats. Pondtail Heath (Fleet) has been included within the SSSI since it is of direct importance to invertebrates such as the dragonflies which hawk over this area. Pondtail Heath comprises an area of largely wet heath dominated by ling Calluna vulgaris, cross-leaved heath Erica tetralix and purple moor-grass Molinia caerulea. The flora is rich, with species such as oblong-leaved sundew Drosera intermedia, meadow thistle Cirsium dissectum, petty whin Genista anglica and blunt-flowered rush Juncus subnodulosus, the latter in an atypical acidic locality. The invertebrate fauna includes the nationally rare** (Red Data Book) hoverfly Pelecocera tricincta and a population of the keeled skimmer Orthetrum coerulescens, which breeds in small bog pools on the heath.

*Nationally scarce species occur in 16Ð100 of 10 ϫ 10km squares in Britain. **Nationally rare species are listed in the relevant Red Data Book, i.e. ÔBritish Red Data Book 2: InsectsÕ. County: Hampshire Site Name: Warnborough Green SSSI

Status: Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) notified under Section 28 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981

Local Planning Authority: Hampshire County Council, Hart District Council

National Grid Reference: SU 730520

Ordnance Survey Sheet 1:50,000: 186 1:10,000: SU 75 SW

Area: 4.7 (ha) 11.6 (ac)

Date Notified (Under 1949 Act): Ð Date of Last Revision: Ð

Date Notified (Under 1981 Act): 7 February 1992 Date of Last Revision: Ð Confirmed: 30 September 1992

Other Information: This new site is a Registered Common owned by The Hampshire and Wildlife Trust and managed as a Nature Reserve.

Reasons for Notification: Warnborough Green comprises two ancient marshy meadows either side of the River Whitewater, close to the Basingstoke Canal. The site lies on alluvium overlying valley gravel and sands, and has traditionally been grazed by the commonersÕ livestock. The meadows are an example of a rare and declining grassland habitat: being both species-rich with numerous plants characteristic of unimproved wet grassland and containing several species which are regionally uncommon. The diverse flora also supports an outstanding assemblage of invertebrates, including two national rarities.

The tall, lush sward is dominated by rushes, predominantly hard rush Juncus inflexus, but also present is the common fleabane Pulicaria dysenterica, together with such tall species as great willowherb Epilobium hirsutum, meadowsweet Filipendula ulmaria and reed canary-grass Phalaris arundinacea. Shorter field layers are dominated by creeping buttercup Ranunculus repens. No less than thirteen species of sedge have been recorded including distant sedge Carex distans, brown sedge C. disticha, long-stalked yellow-sedge C. lepidocarpa and flea sedge C. pulicaris. Other plants occurring include flat-sedge Blysmus compressus, slender spike-rush Eleocharis uniglumis and marsh arrowgrass Triglochin palustris as well as such wet-loving herbs as bog pimpernel Anagalis tenella, abundant early and southern marsh orchids Dactylorhiza incarnata and D. praetermissa respectively, bogbean Menyanthes trifoliata and marsh valerian Valeriana dioica. Marsh helleborine Epipactis palustris has been recorded (c. 1980). On slightly drier areas quaking grass Briza media, round-fruited rush Juncus compressus, and meadow thistle Cirsium dissectum are found.

Additional interest is provided by the small area of alder trees Alnus glutinosa at the western end of the northern meadow, and a few clumps of grey willow Salix cinerea, with greater tussock-sedge Carex paniculata beneath, near the north-eastern corner of the southern meadow. Within the internal ditches are such species as floating and reed sweet-grasses Glyceria fluitans and G. maxima respectively, purple loosestrife Lythrum salicaria, water mint Mentha aquatica, water forget-me-not Myosotis scorpioides, hemlock water-dropwort Oenanthe crocata and brooklime Veronica beccabunga. The order of flies, Diptera, is well represented amongst the outstanding assemblage of invertebrates which the meadows support, including two species which are rare nationally: Stratiomys potamida, a soldier fly which prefers vegetation standing in water and Xylota abiens, a hoverfly, which breeds in dead wood in damp situations such as those to be found within the small block of alders. A notable beetle, Chrysolina menthastri, as its name implies, is dependent on water mint, growing in the ditches. File ref:

County: Hampshire Site Name: Odiham Common with Bagwell Green and Shaw SSSI

Status: Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) notified under Section 28 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act, 1981

Local Planning Authority: Hampshire County Council, Hart District Council

National Grid Reference: SU 755525

Ordnance Survey Sheet 1:50,000: 186 1:10,000: SU 75 SE, SW

Area: 127.8 (ha) 315.76 (ac)

Date Notified (Under 1949 Act): Ð Date of Last Revision: Ð

Date Notified (Under 1981 Act): 7 February 1992 Date of Last Revision: Ð

Other Information:

Reasons for Notification: Odiham Common with Bagwell Green and Shaw Site of Special Scientific Interest comprises an extensive area of wood pasture, meadows and common land at the junction of the London Clay, Plateau Gravel and Lower Bagshot Beds on the edge of the Thames Basin. The core of the site is Odiham Common, an extensive wood pasture, formerly grazed by cattle and horses. Originally used as a hunting ground by Edward the Confessor, the Common was managed as oak standards with hazel underwood. However, by the beginning of the twentieth century management was neglected and by the late 1950s most of the mature oak standards and pollards had been felled. Today active coppicing and cattle grazing continue over very localised areas.

The majority of the wood consists of oak Quercus robur with either hazel Corylus avellana or birch Betula species as the dominant shrub layer species. The oak/hazel woodland contains abundant holly Ilex aquifolium and due to its historic management as wood pasture the ground flora is more typical of acid grassland, being dominated by purple moor-grass Molinia caerulea in the wetter areas and bracken Pteridium aquilinum, foxglove Digitalis purpurea and sheepÕs sorrel Rumex acetosella in the drier areas. Whilst it is botanically species-poor, the presence of dead wood supports at least nine rare flies dependent on this particular habitat including Criorhina asilica, Volucella inflata and Xylota tarda. In contrast the woodland becomes more varied in the south and north-west where ash Fraxinus excelsior and field maple Acer campestre enter the canopy and at Bagwell Shaw, an oak/hazel/ash woodland adjacent to Odiham Wood. Together they contain 39 ancient woodland indicator species such as woodruff Galium odoratum, early-purple orchid Orchis mascula, wood sanicle Sanicula europaea, wood spurge Euphorbia amygdaloides, SolomonÕs-seal Polygonatum multiflorum and the local narrow-buckler fern Dryopteris carthusiana.

Habitat diversity is provided by a series of grasslands of varying types reflecting different soil types, drainage and management. Marshy swards dominated by tufted hair-grass Deschampsia cespitosa, soft rush Juncus effusus and sharp-flowered rush J. acutiflorus support tawny sedge Carex hostiana, marsh pennywort Hydrocotyle vulgaris, southern marsh orchid Dactylorhiza praetermissa, meadow thistle Cirsium dissectum, sneezewort Achillea ptarmica, bog pimpernel Anagallis tenella and water avens Geum rivale, which are indicative of unimproved grassland and are fast declining in lowland Britain. Dry acidic heathy grassland overlies the more freely- draining areas and contains heather Calluna vulgaris and bell heather Erica cinerea and locally, petty whin Genista anglica, a rare species in north Hampshire. These dry, sandy grasslands are important for solitary bees and wasps (hymenoptera) of which three nationally rare species have been recorded.

A large shallow pond occurs on Odiham Common, now overgrown but once grazed and poached. It is a characteristic common pond and still supports marsh speedwell Veronica scutellata var. hirsuta despite its neglected state. In contrast, new, deeper ponds on Bagwell Green contain clear, unpolluted water dominated by charophytes, principally Chara delicatata and alternate water-milfoil Myriophyllum alterniflorum. The ponds are important for their population of lesser marshwort Apium inundatum, a plant now rare in north Hampshire. Here dragonflies are abundant although no rare species have been recorded.

The SSSI supports a number of nationally rare flies; of these Xylota abiens and Callicera aenea are strongly associated with the dead wood habitat. In addition the notable beetle Phyllobrotica quadrimaculata occurs within the site. At least 28 invertebrate species of a restricted national distribution have been recorded whilst grass snakes breed on the Common and birds include woodcock and wood warbler. Citation

Hampshire (Basingstoke Canal) SSSI

Status: Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) Notified under Section 28 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981

Local Planning Authority: Hampshire County Council, Basingstoke and Dean Borough Council, Hart District Council

National grid reference: SU 708518 – SU 719515 Area: 0.6 ha 1.5 ac

Ordnance S urvey sheet: 1:50 000: 186 1:25 000: SU 75

Date notified (Under 1949 Act): Date of last revision:

Date notified (under 1981 Act): 20.12.85 Date of last revision:

Other information

Description and reasons for notification

Greywell Tunnel gives shelter to the largest population of bats of any known site in Britain. Five species hibernate in it from September to April and an unknown number are found there in summer. From a single count of 541 bats (24 January 1985) and knowing from other detailed studies what proportion of the total number of bats that that number may represent, it is estimated that there may be about 2000 bats dependent on the site. The bats depend on the ideal microclimate within the tunnel that developed as a result of a roof fall 52 years ago. Unblocking the tunnel would destroy its use by bats.

Greywell Tunnel was opened in 1794 and carried commercial traffic more or less continuously until February 1914 when the last boat passed through. Even in its heyday the amount of traffic was generally small. In 1932 a substantial roof collapse occurred which prevented the possibility of continued use of the canal in that section, but in fact navigation of the Basingstoke canal had been difficult by 1914. Therefore Greywell Tunnel has remained more or less undisturbed for exactly 70 years, and for the past 52 years, following the collapse, has had a constant internal environment. Greywell Tunnel was 3690 feet long. The western end has collapsed but some 460 foot of tunnel remains accessible before reaching the major blockage. The next 590 feet has collapsed with the tunnel being filled with soft clay. The eastern end consists of 2640 feet of sound tunnel driven through chalk.

Access to the western end is difficult and dangerous, and a detailed survey for bats has not been undertaken. However, it is likely that significant numbers of bats of several species will be using that section in winter and summer, especially since more than 50% of the bats are found in the first 400 feet of the eastern end. The importance of the tunnel for bats was recognised in 1975 and observations in all seasons have been made to the present. The tunnel is a blocked, straight, horizontal canal tunnel with its open east facing entrance lying in a sheltered cutting. Springs originate within the tunnel which provide water flowing slowly to the east at a constant temperature of about 10oC. Convection air currents develop such that when the external ambient temperature falls below 10oC cold air flows into the tunnel over the warm water and warm air flows out at roof level. The distance this convection current penetrates is related to the temperature differential between the internal and external ambients. Small changes occur throughout the tunnel. At times a substantial ‘fog’ develops within the tunnel. In summer, with external temperatures substantially about 10oC, warm air flows into the tunnel at roof height and cold air flows out over the water. It is these special environmental conditions that the bats require and which makes the tunnel an outstandingly important site.

During the past 30 years all kinds of sites have been searched that might contain hibernating bat populations. Hundreds of roosts have been found in Britain but most only contain a maximum of less than 10 bats. Fewer than 15 underground sites (caves, mines, cellars, railway tunnels) have maximum number of bats exceeding 100. Examination of all these in early 1985 revealed that the largest number of bats in any one site was 319, whereas 541 bats (40% more) were counted in an incomplete survey of the Greywell Tunnel.

Species present:

Natterer’s bat Myotis nattereri is by far the most abundant species. These bats specialise in feeding along woodland edges or hedgerows.

Daubenton’s bat Myotis daubentoni is second most frequent and undoubtedly only a small proportion of these are seen during inspections. These bats prefer to hide in crevices and many of these bats will undoubtedly hibernate in the many holes in the brickwork and in the gap between brick lining and the chalk. This species mostly catches insects emerging from water and will eat most of its food over the canal.

Whiskered bat Myotis mystacinus and Brandt’s bat Myotis brandti are found in small numbers mostly roosting near the entrance. They are rare bats in eastern England that feed in open sheltered areas.

Brown long-eared bats Plecotus auritus occur regularly in small numbers. They feed within woodland and around trees.

Other species may occur periodically and more frequent observations would reveal them but frequent visits are incompatible with the need not to disturb bats in hibernation.

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County: Hampshire Site Name: SSSI

Status: Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) notified under Section 28 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act, 1981.

Local Planning Authority: Hampshire County Council, Hart District Council, Borough Council

National Grid Reference: SU 720525 Area: 134.96 (ha) 333.49 (ac)

Ordnance Survey Sheet 1:50,000: 186 1:10,000: SU 72

Date Notified (Under 1949 Act): – Date of Last Revision: –

Date Notified (Under 1981 Act): 1986 Date of Last Revision: –

Other Information: Part registered and confirmed as common land.

Reasons for Notification: Butter Wood comprises a large tract of mainly deciduous woodland straddling the London Clay, Reading Beds and the edge of the Chalk. Its varied geology and chequered management history is reflected in the wide range of stand-types, and diverse structure and ground flora. The greater part of the site was formerly an extensive wood pasture, with many broad rides and glades which persist today. Several ancient, named copses, formerly managed as coppice-with-standards but now neglected, adjoin Butter Wood and are included within the Site of Special Scientific Interest, adding greatly to the range of stand-types represented. Part of the former coppice has been cleared and reafforested with conifers, but the broad rides support neutral to acid grassland with abundant water avens Geum rivale, primrose Primula vulgaris, bugle Ajuga reptans and tormentil Potentilla erecta, and thus this area has also been included within the site.

The Site of Special Scientific Interest is known to support a rich Lepidoptera and other invertebrate fauna (for example 25 species of butterfly can be seen annually), associated largely with the presence of glades, rides and ancient trees.

Butter Wood proper is an outstanding example of ancient wood pasture. Though long discontinued, evidence of this traditional management practice is reflected in the open canopy, the presence of scattered old trees, principally oak Quercus robur and less commonly beech Fagus sylvatica, and the many broad grassy rides and glades. The area consists mainly of oak-hazel woodland in the south, grading to an oak-birch association with scattered holly on the more acidic soils in the north. The ground flora is typically rather species-impoverished, especially on the more base-deficient soils. Characteristic species include tufted hair-grass Deschampsia cespitosa, creeping soft-grass Holcus mollis, bracken Pteridium aquilinum, honeysuckle Lonicera periclymenum and bramble Rubus fruticosus. The broad, mown, rides provide considerable diversity. Those in the north have an acidic grassland flora, with ling Calluna vulgaris, heath bedstraw Galium saxatile, tormentil Potentilla erecta, purple moor-grass Molinia caerulea and abundant bryophytes, whilst those on the more neutral soils in the south are comparatively more species-rich with pendulous sedge Carex pendula, yellow pimpernel Lysimachia nemorum, devil’s-bit scabious Succisa pratensis and betony Stachys officinalis.

A number of small ponds, though now largely overgrown and silted up, are scattered throughout the wood. These are presumed relics which provided drinking water in the days when cattle grazed the wood. In the extreme north-east the woodland has an irregular and immature open structure, and has developed from formerly open common land. In places there is a relict purple moor-grass Molinia caerulea-dominated community, kept open by periodic swiping, and containing such typical marsh species as greater bird’s-foot trefoil Lotus uliginosus, fen bedstraw Galium uliginosum, sneezewort Achillea ptarmica, devil’s- bit scabious Succisa pratensis, betony Stachys officinalis and rushes Juncus species, as well as a number of heathland plants, for example, dwarf gorse Ulex minor, cross-leaved heath Erica tetralix and ling Calluna vulgaris.

The adjoining copses provide an interesting comparison with the ancient wood- pasture, illustrating the effects of different woodland management traditions upon structure and ground flora. These enclosures were principally managed in hazel coppice with oak and ash standards, though the later was also frequently coppiced. Field maple Acer campestre occurs as both coppice and maiden trees. The coppice rotation has been abandoned for many years, however, and the copses have subsequently become neglected. Despite increased shade, the ground flora has remained species-rich, with abundant dog’s mercury Mercurialis perennis, and several species indicative of a long continuity of woodland cover, including such uncommon plants as thin-spiked wood-sedge Carex strigosa and Solomon’s-seal Polygonatum multiflorum. The very rare low-growing deciduous shrub mezereon Daphne mezereum has been recorded.

The site also includes the west end of Greywell canal tunnel, now entirely silted up and overhung with trees, but developing an interesting flora with abundant thin- spiked wood-sedge Carex strigosa and distant-flowered sedge Carex remota. Alder Alnus glutinosa has its only station in Butter Wood here. File ref:

County: Hampshire Site Name: and Bartley Heath SSSI

Status: Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) notified under Section 28 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act, 1981

Local Planning Authority: Hampshire County Council, Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council, Hart District Council

National Grid Reference: SU 725534

Ordnance Survey Sheet 1:50,000: 186 1:10,000: SU 75 SW

Area: 122.2 (ha) 301.96 (ac)

Date Notified (Under 1949 Act): – Date of Last Revision: –

Date Notified (Under 1981 Act): 29 October 1991 Date of Last Revision: –

Confirmed: 7 May 1992

Other Information:

Part owned by the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust and managed as a nature reserve.

Reasons for Notification:

Hook Common and Bartley Heath Site of Special Scientific Interest, together with Butter Wood SSSI, are surviving fragments of an extensive series of common lands overlying London Clay, Plateau Gravels, Valley Gravel and Sand, on the southern margin of the Thames Basin. Although grazing ceased at the turn of the century, allowing succession to birch and oak woodland in places, the SSSI is of special interest for its extensive areas of open wet heath, of which few now survive in the Thames Basin.

The heathland is dominated by purple moor-grass Molinia caerulea, cross-leaved heath Erica tetralix and heather Calluna vulgaris, with frequent dwarf gorse Ulex minor, glaucous and green-ribbed sedges Carex flacca and C. binervis. Of particular interest are the populations of fast declining heathland and meadow plants such as meadow thistle Cirsium dissectum, petty whin Genista anglica, dyer’s greenweed Genista tinctoria, pale heath violet Viola lactea and marsh gentian Gentiana pneumonanthe, the latter occurring on Hook Common and Bartley Heath in one of two extant Hampshire locations outside the . This species is the food plant of the rare moth Stenoptila graphodactyla listed in the Red Data Book* as a vulnerable species and which occurs within the site. Locally the heathlands merge into dry acid grasslands dominated by bristle bent Agrostis curtisii. They are rather species-poor containing heath bedstraw Galium saxatile, tormentil Potentilla erecta, wavy hair-grass Deschampsia flexuosa, wood sage Teucrium scorodonia and, rarely, heather. Where soils become poorly drained, marshy grassland occurs with species such as purple moor-grass, tussock-grass Deschampsia cespitosa, soft rush Juncus effusus and common rush J. conglomeratus. The water ermine moth Spilosoma urticae, a rare species typical of wetland sites, is present here. Bartley Heath supports a viable colony of marsh fritillary Eurodryas aurinia, though periodically it has been necessary to reinforce the population with introductions. Much of the Hook Common/Bartley Heath complex comprises secondary oak-birch Quercus robur/Betula pendula woodland in various stages of succession from former open heathland. Locally areas of woodland on Hook Common suggest a longer continuity of woodland cover due to the presence of older oak trees, multi- stemmed coppice stools of birch and hazel Corylus avellana and a more varied ground flora. Of particular interest is a woodland type composed of hazel and ash Fraxinus excelsior containing oak which extends over much of Gaine’s Wood to the south-west of Hook Common. Much of this was formerly managed as hazel and ash coppice-with-oak-standards and supports a comparatively rich ground flora containing wood sanicle Sanicula europaea, lesser celandine Ranunculus ficaria, wood sedge Carex sylvatica, remote sedge C. remota and primrose Primula vulgaris. The dead wood present within the woodland supports a number of insects of restricted distribution including the large red-belted clearwing Synanthedon culiciformis, the pale pinion moth Lithophane socia and the hoverflies Volucella inflata and Brachypalpoides lenta. The purple emperor butterfly Apatura iris also breeds within the woodland areas.

The diversity of habitat of the SSSI is reflected in the richness of the invertebrate fauna. In addition to the aforementioned moth, two other Red Data Book species occur, namely Idaea dilutaria and Microdon mutabilis. Outstanding assemblages of Lepidoptera and Diptera occur, notable species including the yellow-ringed carpet moth Entephria flavicinctata, the white-barred clearwing Synanthedon spheciformis, Melangyna artica and Sphaerophoria taeniata. Rare beetles include Phytodecta viminalis and Crysomela populi whilst the Odonata group is represented by the ruddy sympetrum Sympetrum sanguineum.

* The Invertebrate Red Data Book details all species of invertebrates occurring in 15 or less 10km squares in Britain. Citation

Hampshire Greywell Tunnel (Basingstoke Canal) SSSI

Status: Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) Notified under Section 28 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981

Local Planning Authority: Hampshire County Council, Basingstoke and Dean Borough Council, Hart District Council

National grid reference: SU 708518 – SU 719515 Area: 0.6 ha 1.5 ac

Ordnance S urvey sheet: 1:50 000: 186 1:25 000: SU 75

Date notified (Under 1949 Act): Date of last revision:

Date notified (under 1981 Act): 20.12.85 Date of last revision:

Other information

Description and reasons for notification

Greywell Tunnel gives shelter to the largest population of bats of any known site in Britain. Five species hibernate in it from September to April and an unknown number are found there in summer. From a single count of 541 bats (24 January 1985) and knowing from other detailed studies what proportion of the total number of bats that that number may represent, it is estimated that there may be about 2000 bats dependent on the site. The bats depend on the ideal microclimate within the tunnel that developed as a result of a roof fall 52 years ago. Unblocking the tunnel would destroy its use by bats.

Greywell Tunnel was opened in 1794 and carried commercial traffic more or less continuously until February 1914 when the last boat passed through. Even in its heyday the amount of traffic was generally small. In 1932 a substantial roof collapse occurred which prevented the possibility of continued use of the canal in that section, but in fact navigation of the Basingstoke canal had been difficult by 1914. Therefore Greywell Tunnel has remained more or less undisturbed for exactly 70 years, and for the past 52 years, following the collapse, has had a constant internal environment. Greywell Tunnel was 3690 feet long. The western end has collapsed but some 460 foot of tunnel remains accessible before reaching the major blockage. The next 590 feet has collapsed with the tunnel being filled with soft clay. The eastern end consists of 2640 feet of sound tunnel driven through chalk.

Access to the western end is difficult and dangerous, and a detailed survey for bats has not been undertaken. However, it is likely that significant numbers of bats of several species will be using that section in winter and summer, especially since more than 50% of the bats are found in the first 400 feet of the eastern end. The importance of the tunnel for bats was recognised in 1975 and observations in all seasons have been made to the present. The tunnel is a blocked, straight, horizontal canal tunnel with its open east facing entrance lying in a sheltered cutting. Springs originate within the tunnel which provide water flowing slowly to the east at a constant temperature of about 10oC. Convection air currents develop such that when the external ambient temperature falls below 10oC cold air flows into the tunnel over the warm water and warm air flows out at roof level. The distance this convection current penetrates is related to the temperature differential between the internal and external ambients. Small changes occur throughout the tunnel. At times a substantial ‘fog’ develops within the tunnel. In summer, with external temperatures substantially about 10oC, warm air flows into the tunnel at roof height and cold air flows out over the water. It is these special environmental conditions that the bats require and which makes the tunnel an outstandingly important site.

During the past 30 years all kinds of sites have been searched that might contain hibernating bat populations. Hundreds of roosts have been found in Britain but most only contain a maximum of less than 10 bats. Fewer than 15 underground sites (caves, mines, cellars, railway tunnels) have maximum number of bats exceeding 100. Examination of all these in early 1985 revealed that the largest number of bats in any one site was 319, whereas 541 bats (40% more) were counted in an incomplete survey of the Greywell Tunnel.

Species present:

Natterer’s bat Myotis nattereri is by far the most abundant species. These bats specialise in feeding along woodland edges or hedgerows.

Daubenton’s bat Myotis daubentoni is second most frequent and undoubtedly only a small proportion of these are seen during inspections. These bats prefer to hide in crevices and many of these bats will undoubtedly hibernate in the many holes in the brickwork and in the gap between brick lining and the chalk. This species mostly catches insects emerging from water and will eat most of its food over the canal.

Whiskered bat Myotis mystacinus and Brandt’s bat Myotis brandti are found in small numbers mostly roosting near the entrance. They are rare bats in eastern England that feed in open sheltered areas.

Brown long-eared bats Plecotus auritus occur regularly in small numbers. They feed within woodland and around trees.

Other species may occur periodically and more frequent observations would reveal them but frequent visits are incompatible with the need not to disturb bats in hibernation.

Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Invasive Non-native Species Records

Search Area: Within 2km of the Odiham Deer Park Date: 01/03/2019 HBIC Ref: 8205

HBIC has its own extensive database of habitat and higher plant data for the County. In addition, HBIC hold copies of datasets belonging to partner organisations. Through data exchange agreements with these organisations HBIC is provided with regular database updates and can supply species information on their behalf. HBIC currently holds copies of the following datasets:

• Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland’s (BSBI) vascular plant database for Hampshire • British Bryological Society (Mosses, Liverworts, Hornworts) • Butterfly Conservation’s butterfly and moth database for Hampshire • Hampshire Ornithological Society (HOS) bird records • Hampshire Bat Group (HBG) Records of bat roost visits and sightings • Survey data administered by the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust (HIWWT): o Monitoring Survey for the Nail Fungus Poronia punctata o Alien and Native Crayfish • Data administered by the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust on behalf of: o Hampshire Amphibian and Reptile Recording Network (HARRN) o Hampshire Mammal Group (HMG) • Hampshire records from The Bees, Wasps and Ants Recording Society (BWARS) • Hampshire records from National Stag Beetle Surveys and ‘Great Stag Hunts’ run by the Peoples Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) • Hampshire Odonata records from The Dragonfly Recording Network, maintained by the British Dragonfly Society (BDS) • Spider and Fungi records gleaned from collections housed and curated by the Hampshire Cultural Trust (HCT) • Independent Hampshire Entomologist’s records • Earthworm Society of Britain's records

It is important that these species recording groups (where relevant to the data provided) are acknowledged in any document produced by the data requester where data is incorporated into the document, as a matter of course.

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The following are Invasive Non-native species records from the datasets listed on the previous page within the search area recorded in the last 15 years. For plants this has been extended to 30 years:

Common First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref. Location Name Year Year Records Count

Birds SU7251 Ne Greywell 2006 2006 1 2 NNS_Port Mandarin SU7453 Ne Odiham Common 2003 2003 1 2 Aix galericulata WaCA9_1: Duck 1981 SU7551 Ne Broad Oak 2004 2004 1 2 SU7552 Ne Odiham Common 2007 2007 1 1 NNS_Port WaCA9_1: Alopochen Egyptian 1981 SU7551 Ne Lake 2006 2009 2 2 aegyptiacus Goose NE_Horizon: A, Black List NNS_Port SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1996 2012 4 9 Branta Canada WaCA9_1: SU7452 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 1997 2005 4 265 canadensis Goose 1981 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1993 2012 136 97 NNS_Port WaCA9_1: 2010 Cygnus atratus Black Swan SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2009 2009 1 1 NE_Horizon: B, Watch List NNS_Port WaCA9_1: Red-crested 2010 Netta rufina SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1993 2009 7 1 Pochard NE_Horizon: B, Watch List Higher plants - Ferns NNS_Port SU719514 Basingstoke Canal, Greywell 2016 2016 1 Present Azolla Water Fern WaCA9_2: SU720509 Greywell Moors 2007 2007 1 Present filiculoides (Fairy Moss) 2010 SU720510 Greywell Moors 2004 2004 1 Present

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Common First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref. Location Name Year Year Records Count

Plantlife: SU720511 Greywell 2004 2004 1 Present Critical SU720511 Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve 2018 2018 1 Present EA_List SU720512 Greywell Moors Nr, R. Whitewater 2004 2004 1 Present SU721513 Greywell 2009 2009 1 Present SU721514 Basingstoke Canal, Greywell 2007 2016 2 Present SU722515 Basingstoke Canal, Greywell 2016 2016 1 Present SU723516 Basingstoke Canal, Greywell 2016 2016 1 Present SU724517 Basingstoke Canal 2012 2012 1 Present SU724517 Basingstoke Canal, Greywell 2016 2016 1 Present SU7251 Greywell 1986 2011 3 Present SU7251 1988 1988 1 Present SU727517 Basingstoke Canal, Warnborough Green 2016 2016 1 Present SU729517 Basingstoke Canal, North Warnborough 2015 2015 1 Present SU731516 North Warnborough 2005 2005 1 Present SU733518 Basingstoke Canal, North Warnborough 2015 2015 1 Present SU733520 Basingstoke Canal, North Warnborough 2015 2015 1 Present SU733521 Basingstoke Canal, North Warnborough 2015 2015 1 Present SU750517 Basingstoke Canal, Nr Odiham Bypass 2000 2000 1 200 SU75G Odiham Area 1995 1995 1 Present Higher plants - Flowering Plants NNS_Port Ailanthus Tree of Plantlife: SU739508 Odiham 2007 2007 1 1 altissima Heaven Critical Garden Plantlife: SU720512 Greywell Moors Nr, R. Whitewater 2004 2004 1 Present Alchemilla Lady's- Moderate SU7252 Bartley Heath, Between A287 & M3 2013 2013 1 Present mollis mantle Risk SU728526 Bartley Heath, South Part 2010 2010 1 Present Plantlife: Alnus cordata Italian Alder SU722513 Greywell Pumping Station 2014 2014 1 Present Urgent Buddleja davidii Butterfly NNS_Port SU72505260 Butter Wood East 2017 2017 1 Present

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Common First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref. Location Name Year Year Records Count

Bush Plantlife: SU7252 Bartley Heath, Between A287 & M3 2013 2013 1 Present Critical SU72905280 Bartley Heath South East Excluding Pond 2016 2016 2 Present SU740509 Odiham Churchyard 1997 1997 1 Present SU743508 Odiham Cemetery 2007 2007 1 Present SU7549 Odiham, S Of 2014 2014 1 Present SU7550 Odiham Area 2009 2009 1 Present SU7552 Odiham 2017 2017 1 Present SU744518 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 2001 2002 2 Present SU7451 Basingstoke Canal 1990 1995 4 Present SU7451 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 1990 2009 4 3 SU745518 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 2007 2007 1 Present IAS_EU SU746517 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 2005 2005 2 Present NNS_Port SU747516 Basingstoke Canal 2012 2012 1 Present WaCA9_2: Cabomba Carolina SU747516 Basingstoke Canal, Colt Hill Wharf 1992 1992 1 Present 2010 caroliniana Water-shield Plantlife: SU747517 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 2005 2005 1 Present Critical SU750517 Basingstoke Canal, Nr Odiham Bypass 2000 2000 1 Present EA_List SU751518 Basingstoke Canal, Nr Broad Oak Farm 2002 2002 1 Present SU751519 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 2001 2001 1 Present SU753520 Basingstoke Canal, Broad Oak Bridge, Odiham 2002 2002 1 Present SU7551 Basingstoke Canal 1990 1995 4 Present SU7551 Broad Oak Area 1991 1991 1 Present SU7251 King John's Castle, Basingstoke Canal 1989 1989 2 Present Ceratochloa California Plantlife: SU725519 Basingstoke Canal, King John's Castle 1989 1989 1 Present carinata Brome Urgent SU725519 Odiham Castle 2000 2000 1 Present SU75G Warnborough Green / Bartley Heath Area 1989 1989 1 Present Chamaecyparis Lawson's Plantlife: SU74 Su74r 2011 2011 1 Present lawsoniana Cypress Critical SU75 Su75l 2011 2011 1 Present NNS_Port Cotoneaster Wall WaCA9_2: SU743508 Odiham Cemetery 2007 2007 1 Present horizontalis Cotoneaster 2010 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 4 of 11 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref. Location Name Year Year Records Count

Plantlife: Critical

Cotoneaster Late Plantlife: SU732517 Basingstoke Canal, North Warnborough 2014 2014 1 Present lacteus Cotoneaster Critical

Cotoneaster Bullate Plantlife: SU743508 Odiham Cemetery 2007 2007 1 Present rehderi Cotoneaster Critical NNS_Port WaCA9_2: Cotoneaster Himalayan 2010 SU740509 Odiham Churchyard 2007 2007 1 Present simonsii Cotoneaster Plantlife: Critical NNS_Port New Zealand WaCA9_2: Pigmyweed Crassula 2010 (Australian SU742518 Basingstoke Canal, W Of Colt Hill 2009 2009 1 Present helmsii Plantlife: Swamp Critical Stonecrop) EA_List NNS_Port SU7253 Hook Common 2013 2013 1 Present WaCA9_2: Crocosmia x SU740509 Odiham Churchyard 2007 2007 1 Present Montbretia 2010 crocosmifolia Plantlife: SU75145244 Odiham Common/Wood SSSI 2017 2017 1 Present Critical NNS_Port Canadian WaCA9_2: Elodea Waterweed 2010 SU75F Basingstoke Canal, North Warnborough 1995 1995 1 Present canadensis (Canadian Plantlife: Pondweed) Critical EA_List Elodea nuttallii Nuttall's NNS_Port SU75F Greywell Moors 1996 1996 1 Present

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Common First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref. Location Name Year Year Records Count

Waterweed WaCA9_2: SU75G Basingstoke Canal, North Warnborough 1995 1995 1 Present 2010 SU75K Odiham Area 1995 1995 1 Present Plantlife: Critical SU75L Basingstoke Canal: Broad Oak 1995 1995 1 Present EA_List SU727519 North Warnborough 2005 2008 2 Present Erigeron Mexican Plantlife: SU738509 Odiham 2016 2016 1 Present karvinskianus Fleabane Urgent SU743512 Odiham 2016 2016 1 Present NNS_Port Fallopia Russian Vine Plantlife: SU743508 Odiham Cemetery 2007 2007 1 Present baldschuanica Critical NNS_Port SU75B Nateley Scures / Hook Common Area 1995 1995 1 Present Fallopia Japanese WaCA9_2: japonica Knotweed 2010 SU75G Hook Common Area 1995 1995 1 Present EA_List Geranium Druce's Plantlife: endressii x SU731513 North Warnborough 2017 2017 1 Present Crane's-bill Urgent versicolor NNS_Port WaCA9_2: Gunnera 2010 Giant-rhubarb SU730520 Warnborough Green 2013 2013 1 Present tinctoria Plantlife: Urgent EA_List SU7150 Greywell 2013 2013 1 Present Hyacinthoides SU7151 Greywell 2013 2013 1 Present Plantlife: hispanica x Bluebell SU7252 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present Critical non-scripta SU740509 Odiham Churchyard 2007 2007 1 Present SU743508 Odiham Cemetery 2007 2007 1 Present Indian NNS_Port SU722515 Basingstoke Canal, Greywell 2016 2016 1 Present Impatiens Balsam WaCA9_2: SU733521 North Warnborough 2016 2016 1 Present glandulifera (Himalayan 2010 SU753520 Basingstoke Canal, Broad Oak Bridge, Odiham 2000 2000 1 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 6 of 11 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref. Location Name Year Year Records Count

Balsam) EA_List SU7552 Basingstoke Canal, Broad Oak 1972 1992 2 Present SU756520 Broad Oak, Odiham 2016 2016 1 Present SU7150 Greywell 2013 2013 1 Present NNS_Port SU723525 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present Lamiastrum WaCA9_2: SU72505260 Butter Wood East 2017 2017 1 Present Yellow galeodbolon 2010 SU7252 Bartley Heath, Between A287 & M3 2013 2013 1 Present Archangel argentatum Plantlife: SU7253 Hook Common 2013 2013 1 Present Critical SU72905280 Bartley Heath South East Excluding Pond 2016 2016 1 Present SU729526 Bartley Heath, South Part 2010 2010 1 Present SU7150 Greywell 2013 2013 1 Present NNS_Port Least SU720511 Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve 2018 2018 1 Present Lemna minuta Plantlife: Duckweed Urgent SU725518 Basingstoke Canal, Greywell 1993 1993 1 Present SU734521 Basingstoke Canal, North Warnborough 2014 2014 1 Present IAS_EU SU728519 Warnborough Green 2015 2015 1 Present NNS_Port American Lysichiton Plantlife: Skunk- americanus Moderate cabbage SU728519 Warnborough Green, North Warnborough 2004 2004 1 Present Risk EA_List SU730525 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present Mimulus SU7352 Lodge Farm, Nr Warnborough Green 2010 2010 1 Present Monkeyflower EA_List guttatus SU75B Nateley Scures / Hook Common Area 1995 1995 1 Present SU75F North Warnborough Area 1995 1995 1 Present

Mimulus A EA_List SU7252 North Warnborough 1977 1988 2 Present moschatus Monkeyflower

Nymphoides Fringed EA_List SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 2000 2000 1 Present peltata Waterlily

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Common First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref. Location Name Year Year Records Count

NNS_Port WaCA9_2: Parthenocissus Virginia- 2010 SU731520 North Warnborough Green 2009 2009 1 Present quinquefolia creeper Plantlife: Urgent Petasites Winter EA_List SU721513 Greywell 2009 2013 2 Present fragrans Heliotrope Plantlife: SU7252 North Warnborough Green 2013 2013 1 Present Picea sitchensis Sitka Spruce Critical SU74 Su74l 2011 2011 1 Present Corsican Plantlife: Pinus nigra SU74 Su74r 2011 2011 1 Present Pine Critical Prunus NNS_Port SU75145244 Odiham Common/Wood SSSI 2017 2017 1 Present Cherry Laurel laurocerasus Hants SU7552 Odiham 2017 2017 1 Present Prunus Portugal Plantlife: SU739508 Odiham 2007 2007 1 1 lusitanica Laurel Critical SU72505260 Butter Wood East 2017 2017 1 Present SU7252 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 2011 2011 1 Present NNS_Port SU743508 Odiham Cemetery 2007 2007 1 Present Quercus cerris Turkey Oak Plantlife: Critical SU744506 Odiham 2013 2013 1 Present SU74935266 Odiham Common Grassland 5 2009 2009 1 Present SU74J / Odiham Area 1995 1995 1 Present SU75655216 Odiham Common Grassland 1 2009 2009 1 Present Evergreen NNS_Port SU739508 Odiham 2007 2007 1 1 Quercus ilex Oak (Holm Plantlife: Oak) Critical SU743508 Odiham Cemetery 2007 2007 1 Present Plantlife: SU722512 Greywell 2014 2014 1 Present Quercus rubra Red Oak Critical SU7251 Greywell Moor 2008 2008 1 Present NNS_Port Robinia False-acacia WaCA9_2: SU732511 North Warnborough 2017 2017 1 Present pseudoacacia 2005 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 8 of 11 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref. Location Name Year Year Records Count

Plantlife: Critical

Many- Plantlife: SU727526 Warnborough Green 1996 1996 1 Present Rosa multiflora flowered Critical Rose SU727526 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present Solidago Canadian NNS_Port SU74835219 Odiham Common/Wood SSSI 2017 2017 1 Present canadensis Goldenrod

Symphoricarpos Hybrid Plantlife: microphyllus x SU720514 Basingstoke Canal, Greywell 2006 2006 1 Present Coralberry Critical orbicularis

Invertebrates - Coleoptera SU7349 Raf Odiham 2016 2016 1 Present Harmonia Harlequin NNS_Port SU7353 Bartley Heath 2017 2017 1 1 axyridis Ladybird SU751500 Wassels Copse North, Odiham 2009 2009 1 6 Invertebrates - Crustacea IAS_EU SU721513 Whitewater (loddon) - At Deptford Bridge, Greywell 2007 2007 1 Present NNS_Port Pacifastacus Signal WaCA9_1: leniusculus Crayfish 1992 SU733521 Whitewater (loddon) - At Footbridge North Warnboro 2007 2007 2 Present EA_List Invertebrates - Lepidoptera SU7151 Butter Wood, Greywell 2010 2010 1 Present Horse Cameraria SU719517 Hook Road, Greywell 2007 2007 1 Present Chestnut NNS_Port ohridella Leaf Miner SU7251 Greywell 2006 2006 1 Present SU75 Odiham 2006 2006 1 Present Epiphyas Light Brown Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Greywell, Hants Rg29 NNS_Port SU721517 2000 2009 64 3 postvittana Apple Moth 1bx Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 9 of 11 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref. Location Name Year Year Records Count

SU7550 Hillside Cottage, Odiham Rg29 1hx 2012 2012 1 1 Mammals - Terrestrial IAS_EU Muntiacus NNS_Port Muntjac SU72505260 Butter Wood East 2017 2017 1 Present reevesi WaCA9_1: 1997 IAS_EU SU7151 Butter Wood, Greywell 2012 2012 1 1 Sciurus NNS_Port SU7152 Butter Wood, Greywell 2011 2011 1 1 Grey Squirrel carolinensis WaCA9_1: SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2008 2008 1 1 1981 SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2010 2010 1 Present

Further notes

• The location names, where shown, are the originals given by the recorders and may not match any formal name for the location or other colloquial names by which the location may also be known. • The grid references, where shown, are the originals given by the recorders and may indicate the specific location of the species, a central grid reference representing a larger survey area, or a grid square. • Many of the records have been supplied by specialist species recording groups. Whilst every reasonable effort is made to validate information supplied to the Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre the accuracy or comprehensiveness of this information cannot be guaranteed. • Records do not necessarily represent evidence of breeding at a site; please contact HBIC if further details are required for any of these records. • Whilst a species may have been recorded at a site, this does not indicate that the species is still present. Equally, the absence of a species from a site does not signify that it is absent, only that it has not been recorded, that the site has not been surveyed for this species, or that HBIC has not been informed of its presence. • Negative sightings are not included in species lists.

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More information can be found here- http://ec.europa.eu/environment/nature/invasivealien/index_en.htm NNS_Port Listed in The Non-native Species Secretariat, Non-native Species Information Portal http://www.nonnativespecies.org/factsheet/index.cfm WaCA9_1 Listed in the Wildlife and Countryside Act Schedule 9 Part 1 http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1981/69/schedule/9 with the year the species was listed. WaCA9_2 Listed in the Wildlife and Countryside Act Schedule 9 Part 2 http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1981/69/schedule/9 with the year the species was listed. NE_Horizon Listed in the Natural England - Horizon scanning for new invasive non-native animal species in England Only species with the categories 'A, Black List' OR 'B, Watch List' were used. Plantlife Listed in the Plantlife list: Here today, here tomorrow? Horizon scanning for invasive non-native plants Only species with the categories ‘Critical' OR 'Moderate Risk' OR 'Urgent' were used. EAList Listed in the MOA between EA and HBIC.

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Protected and Notable Species Records

Search Area: Within 2km of the Odiham Deer Park Date: 01/03/2019 HBIC Ref: 8205

See this Legislation Explanatory Document for a document explaining notable species statuses and legislation.

HBIC has its own extensive database of habitat and higher plant data for the County. In addition, HBIC hold copies of datasets belonging to partner organisations. Through data exchange agreements with these organisations HBIC is provided with regular database updates and can supply species information on their behalf. HBIC currently holds copies of the following datasets:

• Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland’s (BSBI) vascular plant database for Hampshire • British Bryological Society (Mosses, Liverworts, Hornworts) • Butterfly Conservation’s butterfly and moth database for Hampshire • Hampshire Ornithological Society (HOS) bird records • Hampshire Bat Group (HBG) Records of bat roost visits and sightings • Survey data administered by the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust (HIWWT): o Monitoring Survey for the Nail Fungus Poronia punctata o Alien and Native Crayfish • Data administered by the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust on behalf of: o Hampshire Amphibian and Reptile Recording Network (HARRN) o Hampshire Mammal Group (HMG) • Hampshire records from The Bees, Wasps and Ants Recording Society (BWARS) • Hampshire records from National Stag Beetle Surveys and ‘Great Stag Hunts’ run by the Peoples Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) • Hampshire Odonata records from The Dragonfly Recording Network, maintained by the British Dragonfly Society (BDS) • Spider and Fungi records gleaned from collections housed and curated by the Hampshire Cultural Trust (HCT) • Independent Hampshire Entomologist’s records • Earthworm Society of Britain's records

It is important that these species recording groups (where relevant to the data provided) are acknowledged in any document produced by the data requester where data is incorporated into the document, as a matter of course.

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The following are protected and notable species records from the datasets listed on the previous page, within the search area recorded in the last 15 years. For plants this has been extended to 30 years, for bats there is no time restriction:

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count Amphibians & Reptiles SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2012 2013 2 2 SU7253 Hook Common North Su7253 2012 2014 4 2 SU72575296 M3 At Mapledurwell 2009 2009 2 1 NERC_s41 Anguis fragilis Slow-worm SU72945213 Mill Corner, North Warnborough 2016 2016 1 1 WCA_s5s91(t) SU729521 Mill Corner, North Warnborough 2016 2016 1 1 SU73195321 M3 At Mapledurwell 2009 2009 5 1 SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2014 2014 1 2 SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2013 2013 1 1 Bufo bufo Common Toad NERC_s41 SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2010 2014 2 1 SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2003 2013 17 6 SU7253 Hook Common North Su7253 2014 2014 1 2 SU726524 Cotmans Corner South 2005 2005 1 1 SU734513 Rg29 1du 2009 2009 1 1 NERC_s41 SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2005 2014 25 6 Natrix helvetica Grass Snake WCA_s5s91(t) SU739511 Rg29 1jz 2009 2009 1 1 Odiham Common, Field Se Of Junctn SU749523 2006 2012 2 1 Of Bagwell Lane & Odiham Rd SU7550 Odiham Su7550 Km Square 2014 2014 1 1 SU757507 Hillside Common Meadow (Main) 2013 2013 1 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2010 2013 4 1 EU_Hab_2np SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2008 2008 1 1 Odiham, B3349, Dunsley Hill, In Field EU_Hab_4 SU73545137 2017 2017 8 2 HabReg_s2 Pond 1 Great Crested Triturus cristatus NERC_s41 Odiham, B3349, Dunsley Hill, In Field Newt SU73775132 2017 2017 6 3 WCA_s5s94b Pond 2 WCA_s5s94c SU73815114 Palace Gate Farm, Odiham 2017 2017 12 7 HBAP SU73815121 Palace Gate Farm, Odiham 2017 2017 7 4 SU738511 Palace Gate Farm, Odiham 2015 2015 1 1 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 2 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU73945121 Palace Gate Pond 2014 2017 18 10 SU74035162 Odiham, A287, In Field Copse West 2017 2017 6 2 SU74165161 Odiham, A287, In Field Copse East 2017 2017 1 1

NERC_s41 SU7253 Vipera berus Adder Hook Common North Su7253 2014 2014 1 2 WCA_s5s91(t)

SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2005 2013 16 20 SU7253 Hook Common North Su7253 2012 2014 5 2 NERC_s41 SU729521 Mill Corner, North Warnborough 2016 2016 1 1 Zootoca vivipara Common Lizard WCA_s5s91(t) SU73005215 Mill Corner, North Warnborough 2016 2016 1 1 SU73335325 M3 At Mapledurwell 2009 2009 1 1 SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2005 2014 17 20 Birds SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1997 2004 3 3 SU7151 Ne Greywell 2002 2008 2 20 SU7450 Ne Odiham 2013 2013 1 4 BOCC_Red Acanthis cabaret Lesser Redpoll SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 3 NERC_s41 SU7550 Ne Lower Froyle 2015 2015 1 2 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1997 2003 9 25 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2014 2015 2 4

WCA_s1p1 SU75 Accipiter gentilis Goshawk Yes Sensitive 2015 2015 1 1 CR

SU7150 Ne Greywell 2003 2003 1 10 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1998 2012 17 7 Acrocephalus SU7150 NE Greywell - Springhead 2017 2017 2 3 Reed Warbler HBAP scirpaceus SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2013 2014 3 5 SU7151 Ne Greywell 1997 2003 4 2 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2002 2012 10 5 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 3 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2015 7 6 SU7352 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 1998 2012 4 80 Land Adjacent to Bartley Heath SU739535 2009 2009 1 Present (Scotland Farm) SU7450 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1998 2012 13 100 BOCC_Red SU7450 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 2 50 Alauda arvensis Skylark NERC_s41 SU7450 NE Odiham - Hillside 2016 2016 1 25 HBAP SU7452 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 1994 2005 4 120 SU7453 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 2008 2010 2 60 SU7549 Ne Odiham 2012 2012 1 100 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1996 2005 15 300 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1995 2012 26 2 Ne B'stoke Canal Greywell-n SU7251 2008 2008 1 1 Warnborough Ne B'stoke Canal N Warnboro'-colt su7251 2006 2006 1 2 Hill SU7251 Ne Greywell 2012 2012 1 1 SU7252 NE Hook Common 2016 2016 1 1 EU_Bird_1 SU730520 Warnborough Green 2014 2014 1 Present Alcedo atthis Kingfisher WCA_s1p1 SU733521 NE Warnborough Green 2017 2017 1 1 SU7352 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 2005 2005 1 1 SU7453 Ne Potbridge Fishery 1994 2008 10 2 SU7550 Ne Lower Froyle 2015 2015 1 1 SU7551 Ne Broad Oak 1996 2009 2 1 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1994 2010 16 1 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2017 5 2 SU7552 Ne Dogmersfield Park 2010 2010 1 2 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2010 2010 1 Present Anas clypeata Shoveler CR SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1993 2012 50 14 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2017 6 3 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1996 2012 18 8 Anas strepera Gadwall HBAP SU7150 NE Greywell - Springhead 2017 2017 1 1 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 4 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2014 2014 1 1 SU750507 NE Odiham - Hillside 2017 2017 1 5 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1997 2006 4 5 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1993 2012 207 184 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2017 13 16 SU755505 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2007 2010 3 2 SU755505 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 5 SU755505 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2015 2015 1 1 SU755505 NE Odiham - Hillside 2016 2016 1 3 SU7252 NE Hook Common 2016 2016 1 1 BOCC_Red Anthus trivialis Tree Pipit NERC_s41 SU7253 Ne Hook Common 1999 2004 2 2

SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1998 2012 30 6 Ardea cinerea Grey Heron CS SU755505 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2015 2015 1 1 SU755505 NE Odiham - Hillside 2016 2017 2 1

Ardeola ralloides Squacco Heron EU_Bird_1 SU7251 Ne North Warnborough 2007 2007 1 1

Short-eared Asio flammeus EU_Bird_1 SU756506 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2014 1 1 Owl

Asio otus Long-eared Owl CR SU75A Yes Sensitive 2012 2012 1 1

SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1993 2012 204 94 BOCC_Red Aythya ferina Pochard HBAP SU7551 CS Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2017 11 31

Cettia cetti Cetti's Warbler WCA_s1p1 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1995 2011 17 1 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 5 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count HBAP CS SU7250 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2010 2010 1 Present

Charadrius Ringed Plover BOCC_Red SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2013 1 1 hiaticula

SU7249 Ne Four Lanes End 2008 2008 1 600 SU7450 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2002 2008 2 500 SU7549 TH Fareham - Newlands Farm 2017 2017 1 240 Chroicocephalus Black-headed SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1997 2012 3 250 CR ridibundus Gull SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1997 2012 23 250 SU755505 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2008 2010 6 22 SU755505 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2015 2015 2 55 SU755505 NE Odiham - Hillside 2016 2017 3 30 SU7150 Ne Greywell 2010 2010 1 Present EU_Bird_1 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2009 2010 4 1 Circus Marsh Harrier WCA_s1p1 aeruginosus CR SU7151 Ne Greywell 2010 2010 3 1

SU7151 Ne Greywell 2007 2007 1 1 EU_Bird_1 BOCC_Red Circus cyaneus Hen Harrier NERC_s41 SU7553 Ne Potbridge 2003 2003 1 1 WCA_s1p1 HBAP

Coccothraustes BOCC_Red SU7151 NE Greywell 2017 2017 1 1 Hawfinch coccothraustes NERC_s41 SU719513 NE Greywell 2017 2017 2 2

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count HBAP CI SU7553 Ne Potbridge 2005 2005 1 1

SU7150 Ne Greywell 2003 2007 2 2 SU7151 Ne Greywell 2000 2009 3 1 Ne B'stoke Canal N Warnboro'-colt su7251 2007 2007 1 2 BOCC_Red Hill Cuculus canorus Cuckoo NERC_s41 SU7251 Ne Greywell 2001 2005 4 1 SU7350 NE Odiham 2017 2017 1 1 SU7550 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2014 1 1 SU7553 Ne Odiham Common 2010 2010 1 Present SU7152 Ne Butter Wood 2005 2005 1 1 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1995 2009 6 1 Dendrocopos Lesser Spotted BOCC_Red SU7552 Ne Odiham Common 1997 2010 3 3 minor Woodpecker HBAP SU7553 Ne Odiham Common 2003 2003 1 1 SU7553 Ne Odiham Common 2013 2013 1 1 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2002 2010 6 4 SU7150 NE Greywell - Springhead 2016 2017 2 6 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2015 2015 1 8 Ne B'stoke Canal Greywell-n SU7251 2008 2008 2 3 Warnborough SU7251 Ne North Warnborough 2001 2007 4 2 EU_Bird_1 SU732523 Ne North Warnborough 2012 2012 1 1 Egretta garzetta Little Egret HBAP SU733522 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 2007 2007 1 3 CR su7351 Ne North Warnborough 2003 2007 2 2 SU7351 Ne North Warnborough 2013 2013 1 5 SU7352 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 2006 2012 7 2 SU7352 Ne North Warnborough 2002 2007 5 2 SU735524 NE Warnborough Green 2017 2017 1 1 SU738527 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 2014 2014 1 2 SU7450 Ne Odiham 2012 2012 1 1 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 7 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU7452 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 1999 2007 28 3 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2010 2012 3 2 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2017 17 13 SU7553 Ne Potbridge 2005 2005 1 1 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 10 BOCC_Red Emberiza Corn Bunting HBAP SU7550 calandra CS Ne Odiham 2013 2013 1 10

SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1996 2007 7 50 SU7151 Greywell 2010 2010 1 6 SU7151 Ne Greywell 2013 2016 2 13 SU7250 Ne Greywell 2007 2007 1 2 Emberiza BOCC_Red Yellowhammer SU7450 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2011 2011 3 3 citrinella NERC_s41 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 40 SU7550 Ne Lower Froyle 2015 2015 2 15 SU7550 Ne Odiham 2013 2013 1 40 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2002 2005 2 15 SU7150 Ne Greywell 2003 2003 1 10 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1993 2012 29 197 SU7150 Springhead - Greywell 2010 2010 2 1 SU7150 NE Greywell - Springhead 2016 2017 3 20 Emberiza NERC_s41 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2013 2014 3 2 Reed Bunting schoeniclus HBAP SU7251 Ne Greywell 2012 2012 1 4 SU7550 Hillside - Odiham 2010 2010 2 2 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2000 2012 6 4 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2000 2006 3 1 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2015 3 2 Falco Merlin EU_Bird_1 SU747503 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2008 2008 1 1

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count columbarius BOCC_Red WCA_s1p1 HBAP SU753510 NE Odiham - Hillside 2016 2016 1 1

SU74 Yes Sensitive 2010 2010 1 Present SU75 Yes Sensitive 2010 2010 1 1 SU75 Yes Sensitive 2009 2009 1 2 SU75 Yes Sensitive 2013 2014 3 2 SU75 Yes Sensitive 2010 2010 1 Present EU_Bird_1 SU75 Yes Sensitive 2016 2016 1 1 Falco peregrinus Peregrine WCA_s1p1 CR SU75 Yes Sensitive 2012 2012 1 1 SU75 Yes Sensitive 2001 2005 3 1 SU75 Yes Sensitive 2016 2016 1 1 SU75 Yes Sensitive 2014 2017 3 1 SU75 Yes Sensitive 2004 2004 1 1 SU75 Yes Sensitive 2014 2016 2 1 SU75A Yes Sensitive 1999 2005 2 2 SU75F Yes Sensitive 1998 2004 2 1 SU75G Yes Sensitive 2007 2007 1 5 WCA_s1p1 SU75K Yes Sensitive 2005 2005 1 1 Falco subbuteo Hobby HBAP SU75K Yes Sensitive 2013 2013 1 2 CI SU75K Yes Sensitive 2014 2014 1 1 SU75K Yes Sensitive 1996 2012 12 2 SU75K Yes Sensitive 2013 2014 5 2 SU75L Yes Sensitive 2009 2009 1 2

Ficedula BOCC_Red SU7551 Pied Flycatcher Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2015 2015 1 1 hypoleuca CR

Fringilla Brambling WCA_s1p1 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2001 2008 4 60 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 9 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count montifringilla SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2000 2003 2 40 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2009 2009 1 1 SU7450 Ne Odiham 2012 2012 1 1 SU750506 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2012 2012 1 47 SU750506 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2014 1 83 SU750506 NE Odiham - Hillside 2017 2017 2 7 SU750507 NE Odiham - Hillside 2017 2017 2 5 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1993 2012 98 130 Gallinago HBAP Snipe SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 15 gallinago CS SU7550 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2014 1 83 SU7550 Ne Odiham 2013 2013 1 15 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2003 2010 6 4 SU755505 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2007 2010 18 140 SU755505 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 7 90 SU755505 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2015 11 75 SU755505 NE Odiham - Hillside 2016 2017 9 42

Haematopus Oystercatcher CS SU7551 NE Dogmersfield Lake 2017 2017 1 1 ostralegus

Ixobrychus EU_Bird_1 SU7150 Little Bittern Ne Springhead - Greywell 2009 2009 1 1 minutus WCA_s1p1

SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1998 2006 2 2 BOCC_Red SU7553 Ne Potbridge 2000 2004 2 4 Larus argentatus Herring Gull CR SU755505 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2010 2010 1 Present SU755505 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2015 2015 2 7 SU7150 Ne Five Lanes End 2006 2006 1 42 Lesser Black- BOCC_Red SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1996 2006 4 166 Larus fuscus backed Gull CR SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2006 2012 2 5 SU7553 Ne Potbridge 2005 2005 2 4 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 10 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU755505 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2010 2010 1 Present SU755505 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2015 2015 3 66

Great Black- Larus marinus CR SU7553 Ne Potbridge 2000 2005 2 2 backed Gull

SU7352 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 1999 2012 5 250 SU7352 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 2014 2014 1 200 SU7450 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1998 2011 2 150 SU7450 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2015 2015 1 150 Linaria BOCC_Red Linnet SU7452 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 1993 2006 9 170 cannabina HBAP SU7452 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 2014 2014 1 20 SU7453 Lodge Farm - Odiham 2010 2010 1 45 SU7550 Hillside - Odiham 2010 2010 2 20 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1995 2004 7 300

EU_Bird_1 NERC_s41 SU7553 Lullula arborea Woodlark WCA_s1p1 Ne Potbridge 2007 2007 1 1 HBAP CI

BOCC_Red Luscinia Nightingale HBAP SU7250 Ne Greywell 2007 2007 1 1 megarhynchos CS

SU7150 Ne Greywell 2009 2009 2 1 Mergus HBAP Goosander SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1993 2012 75 32 merganser CR SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2017 4 3

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count

Milvus migrans Black Kite EU_Bird_1 SU7152 Ne Butter Wood 2009 2009 1 1

SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2010 2010 4 Present SU7150 Ne Greywell 2013 2013 1 3 SU7151 Ne Greywell 2001 2010 7 1 SU7151 NE Greywell 2016 2016 1 1 SU7152 Ne Butter Wood 2014 2015 2 1 SU724527 NE Butter Wood 2017 2017 1 1 SU7250 Ne Chosley Farm North Warnborough 2010 2010 1 6 SU7252 NE Hook 2016 2016 1 1 SU7253 Ne Hook 2009 2009 1 1 SU725526 Butter Wood East 2017 2017 1 Present SU727530 Ne Hook 2012 2012 1 1 SU732526 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 2013 2013 1 1 su7351 Ne North Warnborough 2008 2008 1 1 EU_Bird_1 SU7352 NE Hook 2016 2016 1 1 WCA_s1p1 Milvus milvus Red Kite SU740530 Ne Odiham 2010 2010 1 Present HBAP CR SU7449 Ne Long Sutton 2015 2015 1 1 SU7450 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2015 2015 1 19 SU7450 Ne Odiham 2013 2014 5 2 SU7453 NE Potbridge 2016 2017 6 2 SU752512 NE Warnborough Green 2017 2017 1 1 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 1 SU7550 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2015 2015 3 7 SU7550 Ne Lower Froyle 2015 2015 1 3 SU7552 Ne Odiham Common 2013 2013 1 2 SU7553 Ne Potbridge 1998 2009 6 1 SU755505 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 1 SU755505 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2015 3 2 SU755505 NE Odiham - Hillside 2016 2017 5 3 SU756506 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2014 4 1 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 12 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU757512 NE Odiham 2017 2017 1 2 SU7150 Ne Greywell 1997 2003 2 1 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1994 2012 34 4 SU7150 NE Greywell - Springhead 2016 2016 1 1 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2014 2014 2 1 SU7251 NE Warnborough Green 2016 2016 1 1 SU730520 Warnborough Green 2014 2014 1 Present Motacilla cinerea Grey Wagtail BOCC_Red SU738527 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 2014 2014 1 2 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1994 2003 6 2 SU7550 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2014 1 1 SU7550 NE Odiham - Hillside 2017 2017 1 1 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1993 2006 6 1 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2013 1 1 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2006 2006 1 2 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2015 2015 1 1 Ne B'stoke Canal N Warnboro'-colt su7251 2006 2006 1 1 Hill SU7251 Ne Greywell 2012 2012 1 1 SU7253 Bartley Common Hook 2010 2010 1 3 SU730519 Ne North Warnborough 2005 2005 1 2 SU730520 Ne North Warnborough 2009 2009 1 1 BOCC_Red SU7453 Ne Potbridge 1996 2005 3 1 Spotted Muscicapa striata NERC_s41 NE B'stoke Canal Odiham Wharf- Flycatcher SU752517 2017 2017 1 2 HBAP Broad Oak NE B'stoke Canal Odiham Wharf- SU754520 2017 2017 1 2 Broad Oak SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2006 2011 2 1 SU7551 Dogmersfield Lake 2010 2010 1 1 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1993 2012 2 3 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2015 2015 1 6 SU7553 Ne Odiham Common 2003 2003 1 1 SU7553 Ne Potbridge 1995 2004 4 2 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 13 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU7450 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2001 2011 2 2 Oenanthe Wheatear CS SU753503 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 3 oenanthe SU7553 Ne Potbridge 2000 2006 2 2 SU7151 Ne Greywell 1995 2006 3 1 Pandion EU_Bird_1 Osprey SU7552 Ne Odiham Common 2004 2004 1 1 haliaetus WCA_s1p1 SU7553 Ne Potbridge 2005 2005 1 1 SU7150 Springhead - Greywell 2010 2010 1 50 Passer BOCC_Red House Sparrow SU730520 Warnborough Green 2014 2014 1 Present domesticus NERC_s41 SU7450 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2011 2011 1 8 SU723507 NE Greywell 2017 2017 1 4 SU7250 Ne Greywell 2007 2007 1 1 SU725506 NE North Warnborough 2016 2016 1 2 SU7349 Ne Odiham Airfield 2008 2008 1 2 SU7353 Ne Bartley Common Hook 2006 2006 1 2 BOCC_Red SU7449 Ne Snatchangers Farm 1995 2003 21 38 Perdix perdix Grey Partridge NERC_s41 SU7450 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1993 2004 18 51 HBAP SU746503 Ne Odiham 2007 2007 1 18 SU752501 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2015 2015 1 1 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1994 2005 31 25 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 2 SU7550 Ne Odiham 2013 2013 1 2 SU756506 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2014 1 12

EU_Bird_1 WCA_s1p1 SU75 Pernis apivorus Honey-buzzard Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 1 HBAP CR

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count

BOCC_Red Phoenicurus Black Redstart WCA_s1p1 SU721517 Ne Greywell 2003 2003 1 1 ochruros CR

SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1995 2012 2 45 SU7352 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 1995 2012 8 716 SU743500 NE Odiham 2017 2017 2 420 SU743500 NE Snatchangers Farm 2017 2017 1 740 SU7449 Ne Snatchangers Farm 1993 2010 53 2055 SU7449 Ne Snatchangers Farm 2014 2017 4 1020 SU7450 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1993 2012 42 500 SU7450 Ne Odiham 2007 2008 4 400 SU7450 Ne Snatchangers Farm 2009 2009 1 245 SU7450 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 4 250 SU7450 Ne Odiham 2013 2013 2 300 SU7450 NE Odiham - Hillside 2016 2017 4 560 EU_Bird_1 SU7453 NE Potbridge 2016 2016 1 50 Pluvialis apricaria Golden Plover HBAP SU746502 Ne Snatchangers Farm 2014 2014 1 99 SU747503 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2008 2008 1 18 SU747503 Ne Odiham 2007 2007 5 670 SU748501 NE Odiham 2017 2017 1 150 SU748502 NE Odiham - Hillside 2017 2017 1 610 SU750504 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2010 2010 1 Present SU750506 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 67 SU754503 NE Odiham - Hillside 2017 2017 1 121 SU7549 Ne Roke 2008 2008 1 300 SU7550 Lasham 2010 2010 1 Present SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1993 2012 147 700 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 2 67 SU7550 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2015 5 422 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 15 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU7550 Ne Lower Froyle 2015 2015 1 170 SU755505 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2007 2010 8 670 SU755505 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 5 475 SU755505 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2015 2015 4 405 SU755505 NE Odiham - Hillside 2017 2017 2 570 SU756506 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2014 3 170 SU756506 NE Odiham - Hillside 2016 2016 1 50 Podiceps Great Crested SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1993 2012 199 13 CI cristatus Grebe SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2017 26 10 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1997 2012 28 4 SU7150 Springhead - Greywell 2010 2010 4 3 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2013 2014 3 1 SU7152 Ne Butter Wood 1997 2007 5 8 SU721514 Ne North Warnborough 2013 2013 1 2 SU721517 Ne Greywell 2003 2003 1 2 SU7251 Ne Greywell 1999 2007 7 2 SU7251 Ne North Warnborough 2009 2009 1 1 SU7252 Butter Wood 2010 2010 1 2 SU725526 Butter Wood East 2017 2017 1 Present SU7453 Ne Odiham Common 2007 2007 1 1 Poecile palustris Marsh Tit BOCC_Red SU7453 NE Potbridge 2016 2017 8 2 SU7549 Ne Roke 2008 2008 1 2 SU7551 Dogmersfield Lake 2010 2010 6 3 SU7551 Ne Broad Oak 2003 2003 1 2 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1997 2012 69 7 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2017 12 3 SU7552 Ne Odiham Common 1997 2007 4 2 SU7552 Ne Odiham Common 2013 2013 1 Present SU7553 Ne Odiham Common 2007 2009 2 2 SU7553 Ne Potbridge 1997 2012 3 1 SU7553 Ne Odiham Common 2015 2015 1 1 SU7553 Ne Potbridge 2013 2013 1 1 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 16 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU757513 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2003 2003 1 2 SU758514 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2007 2007 1 2 SU759514 Dogmersfield Lake 2010 2010 1 1 SU7150 Springhead - Greywell 2010 2010 1 3 SU725526 Butter Wood East 2017 2017 1 Present SU727519 Ne North Warnborough 2013 2013 1 2 SU730520 Warnborough Green 2014 2014 1 Present Pyrrhula pyrrhula Bullfinch HBAP SU7450 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2011 2011 2 2 SU7453 NE Potbridge 2017 2017 1 2 SU7549 Roke 2010 2010 2 2 SU7550 Ne Lower Froyle 2015 2015 1 2 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1993 2012 56 8 SU7150 NE Greywell - Springhead 2017 2017 2 1 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2015 2015 1 1 SU719509 NE Greywell 2016 2016 1 1 SU724515 Ne Greywell 2012 2012 1 1 Rallus aquaticus Water Rail CS SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1998 2009 19 2 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2005 2012 13 2 SU755505 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2007 2010 3 1 SU755505 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2014 1 1 SU755505 NE Odiham - Hillside 2017 2017 1 1 SU732521 NE Warnborough Green 2017 2017 1 1 WCA_s1p1 SU7552 Ne Odiham Common 2003 2003 3 4 Regulus Firecrest HBAP ignicapilla CS SU7553 Ne Odiham Common 2004 2004 1 1

Riparia riparia Sand Martin CS SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1994 2004 4 20

BOCC_Red SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2001 2007 2 4 Saxicola rubetra Whinchat HBAP SU7550 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2014 1 1

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count CR SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2010 2010 1 Present

SU719509 NE Greywell 2016 2016 1 1 SU7252 Ne Butter Wood 1993 2003 7 2 SU7450 NE Odiham 2016 2016 1 1 Scolopax SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2009 2009 1 1 Woodcock BOCC_Red rusticola SU7551 NE Dogmersfield Lake 2016 2016 1 1 SU7553 Ne Odiham Common 2007 2007 1 1 SU7553 Ne Potbridge 1998 2004 3 1 SU756506 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2014 1 1 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1996 2011 10 100 SU7150 Springhead - Greywell 2010 2010 1 50 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2015 2015 1 20 SU721517 Ne Greywell 2003 2003 1 1 Spinus spinus Siskin CI SU7251 Greywell 2010 2010 2 100 SU725526 Ne North Warnborough 2015 2015 1 1 SU7450 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2011 2011 1 1 SU7453 Lodge Farm - Odiham 2010 2010 1 55 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1997 2004 4 50 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1994 2012 6 2 EU_Bird_1 Sterna hirundo Common Tern CR SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2016 6 1

BOCC_Red Streptopelia Turtle Dove NERC_s41 SU7151 NE Greywell - Ford Farm 2016 2016 1 1 turtur HBAP

SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2007 2012 5 3000 Sturnus vulgaris Starling BOCC_Red SU7450 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2011 2011 1 5

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count

Tadorna tadorna Shelduck CI SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2014 2014 1 1

SU7352 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 1995 2010 3 2 SU7352 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 2013 2013 1 1 SU735524 NE Warnborough Green 2017 2017 1 1 SU7450 Ne Odiham 2013 2013 1 1 SU7451 Ne Odiham 2004 2004 1 1 Green SU7452 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 1995 2005 6 1 Tringa ochropus WCA_s1p1 Sandpiper SU750506 NE Odiham - Hillside 2017 2017 1 1 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2001 2004 10 2 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1993 2006 9 1 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2013 2 3 SU7553 Ne Odiham Common 2003 2007 2 1 SU755505 NE Odiham - Hillside 2016 2017 3 1 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1993 2012 15 100 SU7150 NE Greywell - Springhead 2017 2017 1 16 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 2013 2014 2 30 SU7151 Ne Greywell 1993 2010 6 300 SU7253 NE Hook - Bartley Common 2016 2016 1 200 SU7351 Ne Odiham 2011 2011 1 70 SU7351 Ne North Warnborough 2013 2013 1 40 SU7352 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 1998 2007 3 140 BOCC_Red Turdus iliacus Redwing SU7450 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2000 2012 3 100 WCA_s1p1 SU7450 NE Odiham - Hillside 2017 2017 1 50 SU7453 Ne Poland Mill 2013 2013 1 350 SU750506 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 20 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1993 2009 11 1300 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 2 100 SU7550 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2015 3 75 SU7550 Ne Lower Froyle 2015 2015 1 30 SU7551 Ne Broad Oak 2009 2009 1 200 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 19 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1995 2012 26 500 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Park 2006 2006 1 400 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2015 2 25 SU7552 Ne Odiham Common 1996 2012 4 100 SU756506 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2014 2 30 SU725526 Butter Wood East 2017 2017 1 Present Turdus BOCC_Red Song Thrush philomelos HBAP SU7450 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2011 2011 1 1

SU7150 Ne Five Lanes End 2004 2006 2 170 SU7150 Ne Springhead - Greywell 1996 2008 11 600 SU7151 Ne Greywell 2013 2017 2 50 SU7251 Ne Greywell 2013 2013 1 140 SU7352 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 1998 2007 3 190 SU7449 Ne Odiham 2007 2007 1 200 SU7450 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1998 2012 6 300 SU7450 Ne Odiham 2010 2010 1 1 SU7450 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2015 2015 2 30 SU7450 NE Odiham - Hillside 2016 2017 3 150 BOCC_Red Turdus pilaris Fieldfare SU7452 Ne Odiham 2012 2012 1 25 WCA_s1p1 SU7453 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 2010 2010 1 Present SU745501 NE Odiham - Hillside 2017 2017 1 160 SU748502 NE Odiham - Hillside 2017 2017 1 200 SU750506 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 140 SU7549 Ne Odiham 2012 2012 1 40 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1993 2011 18 800 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 75 SU7550 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2014 1 40 SU7550 Ne Lower Froyle 2015 2015 1 60 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 1994 2004 5 400

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BOCC_Red SU7550 Turdus torquatus Ring Ouzel Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 1 NERC_s41

SU7452 Ne Odiham Common 2011 2011 1 Present Turdus viscivorus Mistle Thrush BOCC_Red SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2013 1 1 SU7151 Ne Greywell 1998 2006 3 1 SU7251 Ne North Warnborough 2004 2004 1 1 SU734532 SwHe Hook with Warsash 2014 2014 1 1 SU739533 Ne Hook 2015 2015 1 1 Tyto alba Barn Owl WCA_s1p1 SU7451 Ne Odiham 2000 2009 2 1 SU749529 Ne Odiham Common 2006 2006 1 1 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 1 SU7550 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2015 2 1 SU7550 Ne Odiham 2013 2013 1 1 SU7150 Ne Greywell 2010 2010 1 Present SU7249 Ne Ford Farm Greywell 2010 2010 2 Present SU7249 Ne Four Lanes End 2008 2008 1 20 SU7249 Ne Odiham 2007 2007 1 2 SU734528 Ne North Warnborough 2013 2013 1 200 su7351 Ne North Warnborough 2006 2006 1 50 SU7352 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 1996 2012 5 320 BOCC_Red SU7352 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 2013 2014 2 220 Vanellus vanellus Lapwing NERC_s41 SU741534 Rosemary Farm 2015 2015 1 15 HBAP SU743524 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 2014 2014 1 250 SU7449 Ne Snatchangers Farm 2005 2005 1 3 SU7450 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2001 2012 2 147 SU7452 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 1993 2007 35 580 SU7453 Ne Lodge Farm - Odiham 2010 2010 1 Present SU7453 NE Potbridge 2016 2016 1 100 SU747503 Ne Odiham 2007 2007 1 65 SU752517 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2014 2014 1 35 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 21 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU7549 Ne Odiham 2012 2012 1 100 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 1993 2012 12 205 SU7550 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 1 SU7551 Ne Dogmersfield Lake 2010 2010 2 3 SU755505 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2008 2010 3 1 SU755505 Ne Hillside - Odiham 2013 2013 1 7 SU755505 Ne Hillside Marsh near Odiham 2014 2014 1 1 Higher plants - Ferns

Oreopteris Lemon-scented nHS SU7251 Greywell Fen 1996 1996 1 Present limbosperma Fern

Polystichum setiferum x CR SU725526 Buckler-Fern Butter Wood East 2017 2017 1 Present aculeatum = P. x sHR, nHR bicknellii

SU7151 Greywell 1998 1998 1 Present SU719508 Greywell Moors 2014 2014 1 Present SU719509 Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve 1992 1992 1 Present SU71975104 Greywell Moors 2016 2016 1 Present NS Thelypteris SU720509 Greywell Moors 2007 2013 2 Present Marsh Fern CS palustris SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2012 2012 1 Present nHR, sHR SU720510 Greywell Moors 2007 2014 4 Present SU720511 Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve 1992 1992 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Fen 1986 1990 3 Present SU7251 Greywell Moors 1985 1994 2 Present Higher plants - Flowering Plants

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Aconitum NS SU729526 napellus subsp. Monk's-Hood Bartley Heath, South Part 2010 2010 1 Present CI napellus

SU735521 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 1991 1991 1 Present Alisma Narrow-leaved CS SU736521 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 2002 2002 1 8 lanceolatum Water-plantain sHS, nHS SU737521 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 1992 1992 1 Present IUCN_EN_2014:VU, SU721519 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present Stinking Anthemis cotula IUCN_GB_2001:VU SU7249 Odiham Airfield 2000 2000 1 Present Chamomile CI SU728517 North Warnborough 1993 1993 1 Present SU721520 Little Bacon Copse, Nr Hook 1985 1999 3 1 Berberis vulgaris CS Barberry (H) sHS, nHS SU737505 Odiham 2008 2008 1 1

King John's Meadow, North SU724516 1995 1995 1 Present Warnborough SU7252 North Warnborough 2000 2000 1 Present Warnborough Green, North SU728519 1960 2010 3 Present Warnborough IUCN_EN_2014:VU, SU729519 Warnborough Green 2007 2011 3 1500 IUCN_GB_2001:VU SU730519 Warnborough Green 2010 2011 2 Present Blysmus Flat-sedge NERC_s41 SU730519 Warnborough Green, Odiham 1990 2008 2 1000 compressus CR SU730520 Warnborough Green 1983 2011 5 1000 sHR, nHR SU730520 Warnborough Green 2014 2014 1 Present SU730520 Warnborough Green SSSI 2003 2003 1 Present SU731520 Warnborough Green Meadows 2011 2011 1 Present Warnborough Green, North SU731520 2007 2010 3 1000 Warnborough SU7351 Warnborough Greens 1990 1990 1 Present Briza media Quaking-grass IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU7151 Greywell 1992 1992 1 Present

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72015096 2000 2000 1 Present Monitoring Plot A Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72025095 1993 1993 1 Present Monitoring Plot B SU720509 Greywell Moors 2007 2007 1 Present SU722513 Greywell Pumping Station 1995 1995 1 Present King John's Meadow, North SU724516 2008 2008 1 Present Warnborough SU7251 Greywell 2014 2014 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Pumping Station Land 1998 1998 1 Present SU725516 Long Fen Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present SU743508 Odiham Cemetery 2007 2007 1 Present Odiham Common Grassland 4 SU749523 2009 2009 1 Present including wayleave SU748504 Odiham 2017 2017 1 Present IUCN_EN_2014:NT, Bromus Rye Brome IUCN_GB_2001:VU secalinus NS SU754510 Odiham 2017 2017 1 Present

SU7150 Greywell 2013 2013 1 Present IUCN_EN_2014:DD, Buxus Box IUCN_GB_2001:DD sempervirens (H) NR SU740509 Odiham Churchyard 2007 2007 1 Present

Pedunculate Callitriche brutia nHR SU740516 Odiham, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present Water-starwort

Callitriche Various-leaved CS SU720511 Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve 2018 2018 1 Present platycarpa Water-starwort nHS, sHS

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU7253 Bartley Heath 2012 2012 1 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2010 2010 1 Present Bartley Heath, Cleared Scrub And SU7253 2011 2011 1 Present Pools Calluna vulgaris Heather IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 1975 2011 6 Present SU7253 Hook Common, North 2016 2016 1 Present SU725526 Butter Wood East 1998 2017 2 Present SU7353 Bartley Heath & Holt Lane 2012 2012 1 Present SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2010 2010 1 Present SU7150 Greywell Moors 1973 1991 2 Present SU7151 Greywell 1983 1991 3 Present SU719508 Greywell Moors Reserve 2001 2001 1 Present SU719509 Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve 2007 2011 3 3 Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72015096 1993 2000 2 Present Monitoring Plot A IUCN_EN_2014:VU, SU720509 Greywell Fen 2017 2017 1 Present Lesser IUCN_GB_2001:NT SU720509 Greywell Moors 2011 2014 2 Present Carex diandra Tussock-sedge CR SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2004 2004 1 Present nHR SU720511 Greywell Fen 2014 2014 1 Present SU720511 Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve 1999 1999 1 Present SU720512 Greywell Moors 2011 2011 1 Present King John's Meadow, North SU724516 1999 1999 1 1 Warnborough SU7251 Greywell Fen 1990 1996 3 Present SU7251 Greywell Moors 1973 1999 5 Present

Land Adjacent to Bartley Heath Carex distans Distant Sedge nHR SU739535 2009 2009 1 Present (Scotland Farm)

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King John's Meadow, North Carex echinata Star Sedge IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU724516 1999 1999 1 Present Warnborough

SU7251 Greywell Moor 1992 1992 1 1 IUCN_GB_2001:VU Carex flava x NR viridula = C. x Sedge CR alsatica SU7251 Greywell Moors 1980 1992 3 1 nHR

SU7150 Greywell Moors 1975 1992 2 Present Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72015096 1993 1993 1 Present Carex hostiana Tawny Sedge nHS Monitoring Plot A Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72025095 1993 2000 2 Present Monitoring Plot B SU7150 Greywell 1937 1988 3 Present Carex hostiana x SU7150 Greywell Fen Sssi 1992 1992 1 Present CR viridula = C. x Sedge nHR, sHR SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2004 2004 1 Present fulva King John's Meadow, North SU724516 2001 2001 1 Present Warnborough King John's Meadow, North SU724516 1999 1999 1 Present Carex pulicaris Flea Sedge IUCN_EN_2014:NT Warnborough SU7251 Greywell Moors 1982 1990 2 1 SU7150 Greywell Moors 1975 1994 2 Present SU719509 Greywell Moors 2014 2014 1 Present Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72015096 1993 2000 2 Present Monitoring Plot A SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2004 2004 1 Present Carex rostrata Bottle Sedge nHS SU720510 Greywell Moors 2007 2014 2 Present King John's Meadow, North SU724516 2008 2008 1 Present Warnborough SU7250 Greywell Moors 2014 2014 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Moors 1978 1999 3 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 26 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU750508 Hillside Farm, Odiham 1988 1988 1 Present SU719508 Greywell Moors Reserve 2001 2001 1 Present

IUCN_EN_2014:VU Carex vesicaria Bladder-sedge CS SU750508 Hillside Farm, Odiham 1988 1988 1 Present

SU7151 Greywell 1983 1998 3 Present Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72015096 1993 2000 2 Present Monitoring Plot A SU720509 Greywell Fen 2017 2017 1 Present SU720509 Greywell Moors 2007 2007 1 Present SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2004 2012 2 Present SU720510 Greywell Moors 2007 2014 3 Present SU720511 Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve 2014 2014 1 Present Carex viridula Long-stalked CS SU720512 Greywell Moors 2011 2011 1 Present subsp. Yellow-sedge sHR, nHS brachyrrhyncha SU721512 Greywell Moors 1960 2014 7 Present King John's Meadow, North SU724516 2008 2008 1 Present Warnborough SU7251 Greywell Fen 1971 1996 4 Present SU7251 Greywell Moors 1978 1999 4 Present SU7251 Greywell Moors Nr, South Side 2004 2004 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Pumping Station Land 1998 1998 1 Present SU725516 Long Fen Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present SU750508 Hillside Farm, Odiham 1988 1988 1 Present Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72025095 2000 2000 1 Present Monitoring Plot B SU721511 Greywell Fen 2012 2014 2 Present IUCN_EN_2014:VU SU729519 Warnborough Green 2009 2009 1 Present Catabrosa Whorl-grass CS SU730520 Warnborough Green 2007 2007 1 Present aquatica nHS SU730520 Warnborough Green 2014 2014 1 Present Warnborough Green, North SU731520 2008 2008 1 Present Warnborough SU733521 North Warnborough 2015 2015 1 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 27 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU733523 North Warnborough 2015 2015 1 Present SU734523 Warnborough Green 2015 2015 1 Present SU735524 North Warnborough 2015 2015 1 Present SU743534 R. Whitewater, Near Poland Mill 2009 2009 1 Present SU725524 North Warnborough Greens 2016 2016 1 Present IUCN_EN_2014:VU, SU725524 Warnborough Green 2011 2011 1 Present IUCN_GB_2001:VU SU726525 Bartley Heath 1997 2011 3 Present Chamaemelum Chamomile NERC_s41 nobile (L) HBAP Bartley Heath, Nr Warnborough SU726525 1994 2003 5 Present nHS Green

Crataegus Midland CS SU7252 Bartley Heath, Between A287 & M3 2013 2013 1 Present laevigata (L) Hawthorn nHS

SU729519 North Warnborough - S. Meadow 2000 2000 1 Present SU729519 Warnborough Green 2008 2008 1 Present SU729520 Warnborough Green 2008 2008 1 1 SU730519 Warnborough Green, Odiham 2008 2008 1 Present SU730520 Warnborough Green 2006 2008 3 Present Dactylorhiza Early Marsh- CS incarnata subsp. SU731520 North Warnborough Common 1987 1994 2 Present Orchid sHS, nHS incarnata SU731520 North Warnborough Green 1985 2003 7 Present Warnborough Green, North SU731520 1987 2010 6 Present Warnborough SU7351 North Warnborough Greens Su7351 2010 2010 1 Present SU7352 North Warnborough Greens Su7352 2010 2010 1 Present SU7352 Odiham, Nw Of 1996 1996 1 Present IUCN_EN_2014:VU, SU7150 Greywell Fen Sssi 1987 1992 3 40 IUCN_GB_2001:VU SU7150 Greywell Moors 1986 1992 3 Present Daphne Mezereon NS SU719508 Greywell Moors 2006 2009 2 1 mezereum CR SU719509 Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve 1996 2000 3 16 nHR SU719509 Greywell Moors: 2013 2013 1 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 28 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

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IUCN_EN_2014:NT Eleocharis Needle Spike- CS SU7551 Broad Oak Area 1992 1992 1 Present acicularis rush nHS, sHS

Eleocharis Few-flowered CS SU731521 Warnborough Green, North 1994 1994 1 Present quinqueflora Spike-rush nHR Warnborough

SU729519 North Warnborough Greens 2004 2004 1 Present Eleocharis Slender Spike- CS uniglumis rush nHR, sHS SU730520 Warnborough Green 2014 2014 1 Present

SU7151 Greywell 1986 1997 4 Present SU7151 Greywell - North 1971 1992 2 Present SU720510 Greywell Moors 2007 2014 3 Present SU722513 Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve 1988 1988 1 Present SU722513 Greywell Pumping Station 2014 2014 1 Present SU722513 Greywell Pumping Station 1995 1995 1 Present SU722514 Greywell Pumping Station 2002 2013 9 2000 IUCN_EN_2014:EN SU722514 Greywell Water Works 2011 2011 1 500 Epipactis Marsh CS SU723514 Greywell 1975 2010 3 Present palustris Helleborine nHS, sHR SU723514 Greywell Pumping Station 2002 2016 5 400 SU723514 Pumping Station Paddocks 1995 1995 1 Present SU723515 King John's Meadow 1990 1990 1 Present SU724514 Greywell 2014 2014 1 Present SU724515 Greywell 2010 2010 1 Present SU7251 Greywell 1992 1992 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Fen 1990 1990 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Moor 2008 2008 1 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 29 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU7251 Greywell Moors 1978 1999 2 Present Greywell Moors Nature Reserve, SU7251 2010 2013 3 Present Fields Next To Pumping Station SU7251 Greywell Moors Nr, North Side 2004 2004 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Pumping Station Land 1998 2000 3 Present SU731520 Warnborough Green Meadows 2002 2008 2 1 SU7253 Bartley Heath 2012 2012 1 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2010 2010 1 Present Bartley Heath, Cleared Scrub And Erica cinerea Bell Heather IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU7253 2011 2011 1 Present Pools SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 1997 2011 2 Present SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2010 2010 1 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath 2012 2012 1 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2009 2013 3 Present Cross-leaved Bartley Heath, Cleared Scrub And Erica tetralix IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU7253 2011 2011 1 Present Heath Pools SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 1975 1997 5 Present SU7253 Hook Common, North 2016 2016 1 Present Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72015096 2000 2000 1 Present Monitoring Plot A SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2012 2012 1 Present SU720510 Greywell Moors 2007 2007 1 Present King John's Meadow, North Eriophorum Common SU724516 2008 2008 1 Present IUCN_EN_2014:VU Warnborough angustifolium Cottongrass SU7251 Greywell 1936 2014 2 Present SU7251 Greywell Moor 2008 2008 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Moors 1999 1999 1 Present SU7251 Greywell, Ec Wallace Reserve 1999 1999 1 Present SU725516 Long Fen Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present

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Erodium CR SU729526 Sea Stork's-bill Bartley Heath, South Part 2010 2010 1 Present maritimum nHR, sHR

Erodium Musk Stork's-bill nHR SU744512 Odiham 2008 2008 1 Present moschatum

Euphrasia SU7251 Greywell Moors Nr, North Side 2004 2004 1 Present Eyebright IUCN_EN_2014:NT nemorosa SU7251 Greywell Pumping Station Land 1996 1998 2 Present SU7151 Greywell 2013 2013 1 Present SU719513 Greywell 2007 2007 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Moor 2008 2008 1 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath 2016 2016 1 Present Fragaria vesca Wild Strawberry IUCN_EN_2014:NT Bartley Heath South East Excluding SU729528 2016 2016 1 Present Pond SU740509 Odiham Churchyard 2007 2007 1 Present SU7549 Odiham Area Near Wassels Copse 2009 2009 1 Present SU7552 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 2006 2006 1 Present

IUCN_EN_2014:VU, Genista anglica Petty Whin SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2010 2014 4 35 IUCN_GB_2001:NT

King John's Meadow, North SU724516 1999 1999 1 Present Warnborough Dyer's IUCN_EN_2014:VU Genista tinctoria Greenweed nHS SU757507 Hillside Common Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present

Gentiana IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU7253 Bartley Heath 1973 2017 8 418 Marsh Gentian pneumonanthe NS SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2010 2012 3 654

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count HBAP Bartley Heath, Cleared Scrub And SU7253 2011 2011 1 100 CS Pools sHS, nHR SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 1975 2011 11 974 SU7253 Hook Common 1933 1995 6 Present Hook Common And Bartley Heath SU7253 1995 1995 1 6 Sssi SU7353 Bartley Heath 2015 2015 1 931 SU7151 Greywell 1992 1992 1 Present SU722514 Pumping Station, Greywell 1996 1996 1 Present Gentianella SU723514 Pumping Station Paddocks 1995 1995 1 Present Autumn Gentian IUCN_EN_2014:NT amarella SU7251 Greywell 2014 2014 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Pumping Station 1996 1996 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Pumping Station Land 1996 2000 3 Present

Plicate Sweet- Glyceria notata nHS SU721511 Greywell Fen 2014 2014 1 Present grass

Gymnadenia conopsea x CR SU722513 Dactylorhiza Orchid Greywell Pumping Station 1981 2009 2 1 nHR praetermissa = X Dactylod

SU722513 Greywell Pumping Station 2011 2014 4 Present IUCN_EN_2014:DD, SU722514 Greywell Pumping Station 2002 2013 8 100 Gymnadenia Marsh Fragrant- IUCN_GB_2001:DD SU722514 Greywell Water Works 2011 2011 1 200 densiflora orchid CS SU723513 Greywell 1992 1992 1 Present sHR, nHR SU723514 Greywell 1975 2008 2 Present SU723514 Greywell Pumping Station 2011 2016 2 Present

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU7251 Greywell 1936 1992 3 Present Greywell Moors Nature Reserve, SU7251 2010 2013 4 134 Fields Next To Pumping Station SU7251 Greywell Moors Nr, North Side 2004 2004 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Pumping Station Land 1982 2000 4 Present SU7152 M3 West Of Junction 5 2017 2017 1 Present SU7252 Bartley Heath, Between A287 & M3 2013 2013 1 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2011 2011 1 Present Helleborus Stinking NS SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 2013 2013 1 Present foetidus (F) Hellebore HBAP SU728526 Bartley Heath, South Part 2010 2010 1 Present SU729527 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present Bartley Heath South East Excluding SU729528 2016 2016 1 Present Pond SU7151 Greywell 1997 1997 1 Present SU720510 Greywell Moors 2014 2014 1 Present King John's Meadow, North SU724516 2008 2008 1 Present Warnborough SU7251 Greywell Fen 1986 1996 2 Present Hydrocotyle Marsh SU7253 Bartley Heath 2012 2012 1 Present IUCN_EN_2014:NT vulgaris Pennywort Bartley Heath, Cleared Scrub And SU7253 2011 2011 1 Present Pools SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 2011 2011 1 Present SU725516 Long Fen Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present SU730520 Warnborough Green 2014 2014 1 Present SU750508 Hillside Farm, Odiham 1988 1988 1 Present SU7252 North Warnborough 2000 2000 1 Present SU730519 Warnborough Green 1973 2011 2 Present IUCN_EN_2014:VU, SU730520 Warnborough Green 2007 2011 3 2 Juncus Round-fruited IUCN_GB_2001:NT SU730520 Warnborough Green 2014 2014 1 Present compressus Rush CR SU730520 Warnborough Green SSSI 2003 2003 1 Present nHR, sHR Warnborough Green, North SU731520 2007 2007 1 Present Warnborough SU731521 Warnborough Green, North 1990 1990 1 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 33 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count Warnborough SU7352 North Warnborough 1990 1990 1 Present SU7150 Greywell Moors 1994 1994 1 Present SU719509 Greywell Moors 2014 2014 1 Present Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72015096 1993 2000 2 Present Monitoring Plot A Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72025095 1993 2000 2 Present Monitoring Plot B SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2010 2010 1 Present SU720510 Greywell Moors 2007 2007 1 Present SU720512 Greywell Moors 2011 2011 1 Present SU721512 Greywell Moors 2011 2011 1 Present SU724514 Greywell 2014 2014 1 Present King John's Meadow, North SU724516 2008 2008 1 Present Warnborough SU7251 Greywell Fen 1971 1996 5 Present SU7251 Greywell Moors 1999 1999 1 Present Juncus Blunt-flowered CS SU7251 Greywell Moors Nr, South Side 2004 2004 1 Present subnodulosus Rush sHS, nHS SU7251 Greywell Pumping Station Land 1998 1998 2 Present SU725516 Long Fen Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present Basingstoke Canal, North SU734521 2005 2012 2 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU735521 2005 2005 1 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU736521 2005 2012 2 Present Warnborough SU736521 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 2017 2017 1 Present Basingstoke Canal, North SU737521 2005 2005 1 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU740519 2005 2005 1 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU741519 2005 2005 1 Present Warnborough SU742519 Basingstoke Canal, North 2005 2005 1 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 34 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU743518 2005 2005 1 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU745517 2005 2005 1 Present Warnborough SU745517 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 2015 2015 1 Present SU7251 Greywell 2014 2014 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Pumping Station Land 1998 1998 1 Present Bartley Heath South East Excluding SU729528 2016 2016 1 Present Pond SU743508 Odiham Cemetery 2007 2007 1 Present Knautia arvensis Field Scabious IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU75145244 Odiham Common/Wood SSSI 2017 2017 1 Present SU7549 Odiham Area Near Wassels Copse 2009 2009 1 Present SU7549 Odiham, S Of 2014 2014 1 Present SU7550 Odiham Area 2009 2009 1 Present SU7552 Odiham 2017 2017 1 Present SU720523 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present Lathyrus linifolius Bitter-vetch IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU7552 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 2006 2006 1 Present Leucojum Summer SU725524 North Warnborough Greens 2016 2016 1 Present HBAP aestivum Snowflake SU728520 North Warnborough Green 2015 2015 1 Present

Leucojum Summer aestivum subsp. HBAP SU728520 North Warnborough Green 2015 2015 1 Present Snowflake pulchellum

SU7152 Heather Row, Hook 2016 2016 1 Present SU724524 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present SU7252 Bartley Heath, Between A287 & M3 2013 2013 1 Present Mentha arvensis Corn Mint IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU7252 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present SU7353 Bartley Heath 2013 2013 1 Present SU738533 Lodge Farm North 1996 1996 1 Present

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count Odiham Common Grassland 4 SU749523 2009 2009 1 Present including wayleave SU754519 Broad Oak Common 1986 1996 2 Present

Mimulus Musk CI SU7252 North Warnborough 1977 1988 2 Present moschatus

IUCN_EN_2014:VU, Myosurus IUCN_GB_2001:VU Mousetail SU737517 North Warnborough 2016 2016 2 Present minimus CS nHR

Neottia nidus- Bird's-nest IUCN_EN_2014:VU, SU7151 Butter Wood 1988 1988 1 Present avis Orchid IUCN_GB_2001:NT

IUCN_EN_2014:VU, IUCN_GB_2001:VU Nepeta cataria Cat-mint SU7151 Greywell 1961 1991 2 Present CS nHS

Nymphoides Fringed Water- NS SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 2000 2000 1 Present peltata lily CI

Basingstoke Canal, North SU7251 1987 1995 2 Present Warnborough HBAP SU7251 Greywell / Warnborough Area 1992 1992 1 Present Oenanthe River Water- CS Basingstoke Canal, North fluviatilis dropwort SU728517 1993 1993 1 Present nHS Warnborough SU728517 North Warnborough 1997 1997 1 Present SU729517 Basingstoke Canal, North 1986 1997 7 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 36 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU729518 1988 1988 1 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU730517 1986 1991 2 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU731517 1989 1989 1 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU731518 1990 1990 1 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU732517 1994 1994 1 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU733518 1985 2002 6 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU733519 1997 2001 3 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU733520 2002 2002 1 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU733521 1989 1989 1 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU734521 1986 2002 5 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, Warnborough SU734521 2001 2001 1 Present Green Basingstoke Canal, North SU7351 1988 1995 4 Present Warnborough SU7351 North Warnborough, Odiham 1991 1992 2 Present Basingstoke Canal, North SU7352 1988 1993 4 Present Warnborough SU7352 North Warnborough 1991 1992 2 Present Basingstoke Canal, North SU735521 1991 1991 1 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU736521 1986 2001 3 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, Warnborough SU736521 2001 2001 1 Present Green Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 37 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count Basingstoke Canal, North SU738520 1986 1996 5 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU740520 1988 1988 1 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU741519 1991 1991 1 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU742519 1986 1990 2 Present Warnborough SU7451 Basingstoke Canal 1993 1993 1 Present SU7451 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 1965 1992 4 Present SU752520 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 1988 1990 2 Present SU758520 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 1994 1994 1 Present Oenanthe Corky-fruited SU749518 Odiham Common (deregistered part) 2004 2004 1 Present nHS pimpinelloides Water-dropwort SU757507 Hillside Common Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present SU7150 Greywell Moors 2014 2014 1 Present SU7151 Greywell 2013 2013 1 Present SU7252 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present SU725526 Butter Wood East 1998 2017 2 Present Oxalis acetosella Wood-sorrel IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU7353 Bartley Heath 2013 2013 1 Present SU7353 Bartley Heath & Holt Lane 2012 2012 1 Present SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2010 2010 1 Present SU7552 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 2006 2006 1 Present

Papaver dubium Yellow-juiced CR SU724524 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present subsp. lecoqii Poppy sHS, nHR

SU7151 Greywell 1994 1998 3 Present SU719509 Greywell Moors 2014 2014 1 Present Pedicularis Marsh IUCN_EN_2014:VU Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72015096 2000 2000 1 Present palustris Lousewort nHS Monitoring Plot A SU720509 Greywell Fen 2017 2017 1 Present SU720509 Greywell Moors 1988 2013 3 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 38 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2004 2012 3 Present SU720510 Greywell Moors 1984 2014 4 Present King John's Meadow, North SU724516 2008 2008 1 Present Warnborough SU7251 Greywell Fen 1986 1996 4 Present SU7251 Greywell Moors 1978 1999 3 Present SU7251 Greywell Moors Nr, South Side 2004 2004 1 Present SU7251 Greywell, Ec Wallace Reserve 1999 1999 1 Present SU750508 Hillside Farm, Odiham 1988 1988 2 Present SU7550 Odiham, Hillside Farm 1988 1988 1 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath 2012 2012 1 Present Pedicularis SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2009 2013 3 1 Lousewort IUCN_EN_2014:VU sylvatica SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 2011 2011 1 Present SU725516 Long Fen Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present SU743508 Odiham Cemetery 2007 2007 1 Present Plantago media Hoary Plantain IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU754519 Broad Oak Common 1986 1996 2 Present Polygala SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2010 2010 1 Present Heath Milkwort IUCN_EN_2014:NT serpyllifolia SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 2011 2011 1 Present Warnborough Green, North SU731519 1990 2010 4 2 Populus nigra Warnborough CS subsp. betulifolia Black Poplar SU731520 North Warnborough Green 2009 2009 1 Present nHS, sHR (F) Warnborough Green, North SU731520 1984 2010 2 Present Warnborough SU7253 Bartley Heath 1998 1998 1 Present Basingstoke Canal, North SU733520 2005 2005 1 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North IUCN_EN_2014:VU SU7351 1986 1997 2 Present Potamogeton Warnborough Red Pondweed CS alpinus Basingstoke Canal, North sHR, nHS SU7352 1986 1997 2 Present Warnborough Basingstoke Canal, North SU739520 2001 2001 1 Present Warnborough SU7451 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 1955 1997 4 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 39 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU745517 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 2002 2002 1 Present SU753518 Basingstoke Canal, Broad Oak 2001 2001 1 Present SU7552 Basingstoke Canal, Broad Oak 1997 1997 1 Present

Potamogeton Small Basingstoke Canal, Warnborough nHS SU726518 2009 2009 2 Present berchtoldii Pondweed Green

North Warnborough, River SU728520 2014 2014 1 Present Whitewater Potamogeton Fennel CS pectinatus Pondweed nHS SU7552 Basingstoke Canal, Odiham 1989 1991 2 Present

Potentilla anglica Hybrid x reptans = P. x nHR SU7251 Greywell Moor 2008 2008 1 Present Cinquefoil mixta

SU7151 Greywell 2013 2013 1 Present Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72015096 1993 2000 2 Present Monitoring Plot A Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72025095 1993 2000 2 Present Monitoring Plot B King John's Meadow, North SU724516 2008 2008 1 Present Warnborough Potentilla erecta Tormentil IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU7250 Greywell Moors 2014 2014 1 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath 2012 2012 1 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2010 2010 1 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 1978 2011 3 Present SU7253 Hook Common, North 2016 2016 1 Present SU725516 Long Fen Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present SU725526 Butter Wood East 2017 2017 1 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 40 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count Bartley Heath - Chamomile Pit and SU726524 2016 2016 1 Present West Lane SU729528 Bartley Heath South-East 1998 1998 1 Present Bartley Heath South East Excluding SU729528 2016 2016 1 Present Pond SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2010 2010 1 Present Odiham Common, Field Ne Of Junctn SU747519 2010 2010 1 Present Of A287 & London Road SU74835219 Odiham Common/Wood SSSI 2004 2017 2 Present SU748521 Odiham Common Grassland 6 2004 2009 2 Present SU74925259 Odiham Common/Wood SSSI 2004 2004 1 Present Odiham Common, Field Se Of Junctn SU749523 2010 2013 2 Present Of Bagwell Lane & Odiham Rd Odiham Common Grassland 4 SU749523 2004 2009 2 Present including wayleave SU749525 Odiham Common Wayleave Central 2009 2009 1 Present SU749526 Odiham Common Grassland 5 2004 2009 2 Present SU74965230 Odiham Common/Wood SSSI 2004 2017 2 Present SU754519 Broad Oak Common 1986 1996 2 Present SU754519 Broad Oak Common 2013 2013 1 Present SU756521 Odiham Common Grassland 1 2004 2009 2 Present SU75655216 Odiham Common/Wood SSSI 2004 2017 2 Present SU757507 Hillside Common Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present

Potentilla erecta Bartley Heath, Cleared Scrub And Tormentil IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU7253 2011 2011 1 Present subsp. erecta Pools

IUCN_EN_2014:NT Potentilla Marsh Warnborough Green, North CS SU731521 1990 1990 1 Present palustris Cinquefoil Warnborough nHS

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU723528 M3 Hook 2011 2011 1 Present SU725529 M3, Junction 5 2011 2011 1 Present Reflexed SU727526 Hook, A287 2011 2011 1 Present Puccinellia Saltmarsh- nHS SU727528 Hook, A287 2011 2011 1 Present distans Grass SU727529 A287, North Warnborough 2016 2016 1 Present SU729524 A287, North Warnborough 2016 2016 1 Present SU729525 Hook, A287 2011 2011 1 Present

IUCN_EN_2014:VU, SU7552 Radiola linoides Allseed IUCN_GB_2001:NT Odiham Common 1988 1988 1 Present nHS

SU7150 Greywell 2013 2013 1 Present Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72015096 2000 2000 1 Present Monitoring Plot A SU721512 Greywell Moors 2007 2007 1 Present King John's Meadow, North SU724516 2008 2008 1 Present Warnborough SU7251 Greywell 2014 2014 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Fen 1996 1996 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Moors Nr, South Side 2004 2004 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Pumping Station Land 1998 1998 1 Present Ranunculus Lesser IUCN_EN_2014:VU SU7251 Greywell, Ec Wallace Reserve 1999 1999 1 Present flammula Spearwort SU7253 Bartley Heath 2012 2012 1 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2010 2010 1 Present Bartley Heath, Cleared Scrub And SU7253 2011 2011 1 Present Pools SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 2011 2011 1 Present SU725516 Long Fen Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present SU725526 Butter Wood East 1998 1998 1 Present SU726523 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present Bartley Heath - Chamomile Pit and SU726524 2016 2016 1 Present West Lane Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 42 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU729528 Bartley Heath South-East 1998 1998 1 Present Bartley Heath South East Excluding SU729528 2016 2016 1 Present Pond SU7353 Bartley Heath & Holt Lane 2012 2012 1 Present SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2010 2010 1 Present SU74835219 Odiham Common/Wood SSSI 2004 2017 2 Present SU748521 Odiham Common Grassland 6 2004 2004 1 Present Odiham Common Grassland 4 SU749523 2004 2009 2 Present including wayleave SU749525 Odiham Common Wayleave Central 2009 2009 1 Present SU74965230 Odiham Common/Wood SSSI 2004 2017 2 Present SU757510 Hillside Common 1995 1995 1 Present Ranunculus Ranunculus SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 2013 2013 1 Present flammula flammula IUCN_EN_2014:VU flammula flammula SU7353 Bartley Heath 2013 2013 1 Present flammula flammula

Ranunculus Stream Water- HBAP SU727519 North Warnborough 2008 2008 1 Present penicillatus crowfoot

SU7252 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present Ranunculus HBAP penicillatus Stream Water- CS SU739528 subsp. Crowfoot nHR, sHR R. Whitewater, Near Poland Mill 2009 2009 1 Present pseudofluitans

Ranunculus Thread-leaved CR SU730533 Bartley Heath 2007 2007 1 Present trichophyllus Water-crowfoot nHR, sHR

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Rhinanthus CR SU730520 minor subsp. Yellow-Rattle Warnborough Green 2007 2007 1 Present sHR, nHR stenophyllus

Rorippa Narrow-fruited CS SU724516 King John's Meadow, North 2008 2008 1 Present microphylla Water-cress sHS, nHS Warnborough

Rumex pulcher Fiddle Dock nHR SU740509 Odiham Churchyard 1993 2016 7 Present

Sagittaria Basingstoke Canal, North Arrowhead nHR SU733518 2005 2005 1 Present sagittifolia Warnborough

SU7151 Greywell 1992 1992 1 Present SU722513 Greywell Pumping Station 1995 1995 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Moors Nr, North Side 2004 2004 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Pumping Station Land 1999 1999 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Waterworks 1992 1992 1 Present Salix repens Creeping Willow IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU7253 Bartley Heath 1977 2012 3 Present Bartley Heath, Cleared Scrub And SU7253 2011 2011 1 Present Pools SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 1975 1993 3 Present SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2009 2010 2 Present SU7151 Greywell 2013 2013 1 Present Sanicula Sanicle IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU7252 Warnborough Green, N Of 2015 2015 1 Present europaea SU725518 Odiham Castle 2003 2003 1 Present Saxifraga Rue-leaved nHS SU740510 Odiham 2004 2004 2 160

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count tridactylites Saxifrage SU741510 Odiham 1991 1991 2 Present SU7451 Odiham 1991 1991 1 Present SU7451 The Bury, Odiham 1991 1991 1 Present SU725516 Long Fen Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present SU730520 Warnborough Green 2007 2011 3 Present SU730520 Warnborough Green 2014 2014 1 Present SU730520 Warnborough Green SSSI 2003 2003 1 Present Warnborough Green, North SU731519 2005 2005 1 Present Senecio Warnborough Marsh Ragwort IUCN_EN_2014:NT aquaticus SU748522 Odiham Common 2000 2000 1 5 SU749518 Odiham Common (deregistered part) 2004 2004 1 Present Odiham Common Grassland 4 SU749523 2004 2004 1 Present including wayleave SU74965230 Odiham Common/Wood SSSI 2004 2004 1 Present SU755519 Broad Oak Meadow 2011 2011 1 Present SU7150 Greywell Moors 2014 2018 2 Present SU7151 Greywell 1997 2013 2 Present Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72015096 1993 2000 2 Present Monitoring Plot A Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72025095 2000 2000 1 Present Monitoring Plot B SU720510 Greywell Greywell Moor 1997 1997 1 Present SU720510 Greywell Moors 2007 2007 1 Present King John's Meadow, North SU724516 2008 2008 1 Present Silene flos-cuculi Ragged-Robin IUCN_EN_2014:NT Warnborough SU7251 Greywell 2014 2014 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Fen 1986 1996 3 Present SU7251 Greywell Moor 2008 2008 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Moors Nr, South Side 2004 2004 1 Present SU7251 Greywell Pumping Station Land 1998 1998 1 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2010 2013 2 Present SU725516 Long Fen Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present SU730520 Warnborough Green 2008 2008 1 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 45 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU730520 Warnborough Green 2014 2014 1 Present SU730520 Warnborough Green SSSI 2003 2003 1 Present SU7352 North Warnborough Greens Su7352 2010 2010 1 Present SU7352 Warnborough Green 2010 2010 1 Present SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2013 2013 1 Present Odiham Common, Field Se Of Junctn SU749523 2010 2013 2 Present Of Bagwell Lane & Odiham Rd Odiham Common Grassland 4 SU749523 2009 2009 1 Present including wayleave SU753518 Broad Oak Meadow 2008 2008 1 Present

IUCN_EN_2014:VU, Night-flowering SU730523 Silene noctiflora IUCN_GB_2001:VU Warnborough Green, Odiham 1993 1993 2 Present Catchfly CS

SU7151 Butter Wood, Greywell 2012 2012 1 100 SU7151 Greywell 2013 2013 1 Present SU7152 Butter Wood, Greywell 2012 2012 1 200 Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72015096 1993 2000 2 Present Monitoring Plot A Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72025095 1993 2000 2 Present Monitoring Plot B SU720509 Greywell Moors 2013 2013 1 Present Succisa Devil's-bit SU722513 Greywell Pumping Station 1995 1995 1 Present IUCN_EN_2014:NT pratensis Scabious King John's Meadow, North SU724516 2008 2008 1 Present Warnborough SU7252 Bartley Heath, South Of The M3 2012 2012 1 12 SU7253 Bartley Heath 1980 2012 2 Present SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2009 2012 3 500 Bartley Heath, Cleared Scrub And SU7253 2011 2011 1 Present Pools SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 1978 2011 3 Present SU725516 Long Fen Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 46 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU725526 Butter Wood East 2017 2017 1 Present SU7353 Bartley Heath & Holt Lane 2012 2012 1 Present SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2010 2012 2 150 SU743508 Odiham Cemetery 2007 2007 1 Present SU749518 Odiham Common (deregistered part) 2009 2009 1 Present Odiham Common Grassland 4 SU749523 2004 2009 2 Present including wayleave SU749526 Odiham Common Grassland 5 2009 2009 1 Present SU74965230 Odiham Common/Wood SSSI 2004 2017 2 Present SU756521 Odiham Common Grassland 1 2004 2009 2 Present SU75655216 Odiham Common/Wood SSSI 2004 2017 2 Present SU757507 Hillside Common Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present SU729519 Warnborough Green 2007 2008 3 Present

Trifolium Strawberry IUCN_EN_2014:VU fragiferum Clover nHR SU730519 Warnborough Green, Odiham 1990 1990 2 1

SU7150 River Whitewater, By 1990 1990 1 Present Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72015096 2000 2000 1 Present Monitoring Plot A SU720509 Greywell Moors 2007 2007 1 Present Triglochin Marsh IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2004 2004 1 Present palustre Arrowgrass nHS SU720510 Greywell Moors 2014 2014 2 Present SU725516 Long Fen Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present SU730520 Warnborough Green 2014 2014 1 Present SU730520 Warnborough Green SSSI 2003 2003 1 Present SU7150 Greywell 2013 2013 1 Present SU7150 Greywell Moors 2014 2014 1 Present SU7151 Greywell 1997 1997 1 Present Valeriana dioica Marsh Valerian IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU719509 Greywell Moors 2014 2014 1 Present Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72015096 1993 2000 2 Present Monitoring Plot A

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: SU72025095 1993 2000 2 Present Monitoring Plot B SU720509 Greywell Moors 2007 2013 3 Present SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2012 2012 1 Present SU720510 Greywell Moors 2007 2007 1 Present SU724514 Greywell 2014 2014 1 Present King John's Meadow, North SU724516 2008 2008 1 Present Warnborough SU7251 Greywell Fen 1971 1996 4 Present SU7251 Greywell Moors 1978 1999 2 Present SU7251 Greywell Pumping Station Land 1998 1998 1 Present SU725516 Long Fen Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present SU730520 Warnborough Green 2014 2014 1 Present SU730520 Warnborough Green SSSI 2003 2003 1 Present SU7150 Greywell 2013 2013 1 Present SU7150 Greywell Moors 2014 2014 1 Present Valeriana Common IUCN_EN_2014:NT SU725516 Long Fen Meadow 1995 1995 1 Present officinalis Valerian SU730520 Warnborough Green 2014 2014 1 Present SU730520 Warnborough Green SSSI 2003 2003 1 Present

Veronica Pink Water- nHS SU730521 North Warnborough Green 2013 2013 1 Present catenata Speedwell

Bartley Heath, Cleared Scrub And SU7253 2011 2011 1 Present Pools SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 2011 2011 1 Present Bartley Heath - Chamomile Pit and Veronica Heath SU726524 2016 2016 1 Present IUCN_EN_2014:NT West Lane officinalis Speedwell Bartley Heath South East Excluding SU729528 2016 2016 1 Present Pond SU7353 Bartley Heath & Holt Lane 2012 2012 1 Present SU743508 Odiham Cemetery 2007 2007 1 Present Viola canina Heath Dog- IUCN_EN_2014:VU, SU728527 Bartley Heath, South Part 1987 1990 2 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 48 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count violet IUCN_GB_2001:NT nHS SU729532 Bartley Heath, Hook 2010 2010 1 Present

IUCN_EN_2014:EN, IUCN_GB_2001:VU SU7253 NS Viola lactea Pale Dog-violet Bartley Heath, Hook 1996 1996 1 Present NERC_s41

HBAP nHR

IUCN_EN_2014:NT, IUCN_GB_2001:NT Viola tricolor Wild Pansy SU743508 Odiham Cemetery 2007 2007 1 Present CS sHS, nHS

Invertebrates - Coleoptera

Colydium Colydium NS SU7552 Odiham Common 2003 2003 2 Present elongatum elongatum

Cryptocephalus Cryptocephalus NS SU7253 Bartley Heath Nr Hook 2011 2011 1 1 parvulus parvulus

Drupenatus Drupenatus NS SU730520 North Warnborough 2005 2005 1 Present nasturtii nasturtii

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Gymnetron Brooklime Gall NS SU730520 North Warnborough 2005 2005 1 1 veronicae Weevil

Gymnetron Gymnetron NS SU730520 North Warnborough 2005 2005 1 1 villosulum villosulum

Gyrophaena Gyrophaena NN SU7253 Bartley Heath (hook Common) 2006 2006 1 1 strictula strictula

EU_Hab_2np NS SU730526 Lucanus cervus Stag Beetle 2007 2007 1 1 NERC_s41 HBAP

Polydrusus Polydrusus (Chrysophis) (Chrysophis) NS SU7253 Bartley Heath Nr Hook 2011 2011 1 1 formosus formosus

Invertebrates - Hymenoptera

Andrena Trimmer's (Hoplandrena) NS SU746521 Odiham Common, meadows 2009 2009 1 Present Mining Bee trimmerana

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Lasioglossum Lobe-spurred (Evylaeus) NS SU746521 Odiham Common, meadows 2009 2009 1 Present Furrow Bee pauxillum

Lasius brunneus Brown Tree Ant NS SU746521 Odiham Common, meadows 2009 2009 1 Present

Invertebrates - Lepidoptera Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2002 2007 17 3 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Achlya flavicornis Yellow Horned nHS Bartley Heath And Warnborough SU7253 2003 2003 1 Present Greens Hwt Reserve: Bartley Heath Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2002 2006 2 1 Acronicta alni Alder Moth nHS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx SU7550 Hillside Cottage, Odiham Rg29 1hx 2012 2012 1 3 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 1999 2006 19 6 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Acronicta rumicis Knot Grass NERC_s41 SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2009 2 2 SU753519 Broad Oak 2009 2009 1 2 SU7550 Hillside Cottage, Odiham Rg29 1hx 2012 2012 1 1

Small Barred Adela croesella CR SU747518 Odiham 2015 2015 1 1 Long-horn

SU7451 Odiham Common 2008 2011 2 2 SU7451 Odiham Common (sw) 2008 2008 1 3 NERC_s41 Adscita statices Forester SU7452 Odiham Common 2001 2011 2 42 HBAP SU747518 Odiham Common, A287 Underpass 2010 2011 2 60 Odiham Common, Field Ne Of Junctn SU747519 2010 2011 2 20 Of A287 & London Road Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 51 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU748518 Odiham Common 2005 2010 2 50 SU748521 Odiham Common 2010 2010 1 6 SU749521 Odiham Common 2009 2009 1 23 SU749522 Odiham Common 1995 2010 3 15 SU749523 Odiham Common 1994 2015 15 100 Odiham Common And Bagwell Green SU749523 1991 2003 8 20 Psssi Odiham Common, Field Se Of Junctn SU749523 2009 2014 10 192 Of Bagwell Lane & Odiham Rd SU751521 Odiham Common 2015 2015 1 50 SU7552 Odiham Common 1987 2004 6 10 SU7553 Odiham Common 2007 2012 2 20

Aethalura Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Grey Birch nHS SU721517 2005 2005 1 1 punctulata Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Agnoea Orange-headed SU753518 Acorn Cottage, Broad Oak, Odiham 2007 2007 1 1 CR josephinae Tubic SU753519 Broad Oak 2007 2007 1 1

Agonopterix Ruddy Flat- Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CR SU721517 2003 2003 1 1 subpropinquella body Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2009 2009 1 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Bartley Heath And Warnborough SU7252 2003 2003 1 Present Agriopis Greens Hwt Reserve: Bartley Heath Scarce Umber CS aurantiaria SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2009 2009 1 1 Bartley Heath And Warnborough SU7253 2003 2003 1 Present Greens Hwt Reserve: Bartley Heath SU747518 Odiham Underpass 2014 2014 3 1 SU7151 Butter Wood 2006 2006 1 1 Agriopis Spring Usher nHS Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, leucophaearia SU721517 2004 2007 7 3 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 52 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU7253 Bartley Heath 2006 2006 1 1

Brown-spot Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Agrochola litura NERC_s41 SU721517 1999 2006 49 8 Pinion Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Agrochola Beaded Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, NERC_s41 SU721517 1999 2009 78 12 lychnidis Chestnut Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Allophyes Green-brindled NERC_s41 SU721517 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, 1999 2007 24 9 oxyacanthae Crescent nHS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

SU723514 Greywell Pumping Station 2011 2011 1 2 Amphipoea Ear Moth NERC_s41 SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 1 2 oculea SU753519 Broad Oak 2009 2009 1 1

Amphipyra Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Mouse Moth NERC_s41 SU721517 1999 2006 10 3 tragopoginis Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Ancylis uncella Bridge Roller CR SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2009 2 5

Angerona SU753518 Acorn Cottage, Broad Oak, Odiham 2007 2007 1 1 Orange Moth CS prunaria SU753519 Broad Oak 2007 2007 1 1

NERC_s41 SU721517 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Apamea anceps Large Nutmeg 2002 2007 23 7 CS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

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Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Apamea remissa Dusky Brocade NERC_s41 SU721517 2000 2006 14 6 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Apamea Small Clouded Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CS SU721517 1999 2007 8 1 unanimis Brindle Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

SU748515 Odiham 2011 2011 1 1

IUCN_GB_2001:NT Apatura iris Purple Emperor HBAP SU757515 CS Odiham Common 2006 2006 2 1

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Aplocera plagiata Treble-bar nHS SU721517 2006 2006 1 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2003 2007 16 3 Apocheima Small Brindled Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx nHS hispidaria Beauty Common View, Linden Avenue, SU746516 2007 2007 1 1 Odiham

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Apoda limacodes Festoon HBAP SU721517 2006 2006 3 4 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Aporophyla Deep-brown NERC_s41 SU721517 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, 2005 2007 10 3 lutulenta Dart nHS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

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Apterogenum Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Dingy Shears nHS SU721517 2006 2006 2 1 ypsillon Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Archiearis Orange SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2011 2011 1 2 nHS parthenias Underwing SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2011 2011 1 1

Archips Brown Oak Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CR SU721517 2006 2006 1 1 crataegana Tortrix Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

NERC_s41 SU721517 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Arctia caja Garden Tiger 2000 2003 2 1 nHS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Dark Green Argynnis aglaja CS SU7249 Odiham Area 2013 2013 1 1 Fritillary

SU7151 Up Nately 2016 2016 1 2 SU7152 Up Nately 2016 2016 1 6 SU719514 Greywell Tunnel 2013 2013 1 Present SU7198151440 Greywell Canal Tunnel 2015 2015 1 1 SU721515 Greywell 2012 2012 1 1 SU721523 Butter Wood 2003 2003 1 Present Silver-washed HBAP Argynnis paphia SU722513 Greywell Moors Hiowwt Reserve 2013 2013 1 1 Fritillary CI SU724524 Butterwood (cotman's Corner) 2006 2006 1 2 Bartley Heath And Warnborough SU7252 2005 2006 3 1 Greens Hwt Reserve: Bartley Heath SU7252 Butterwood 2003 2003 1 8 SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2012 2014 4 1 Bartley Heath - Chamomile Pit and SU726524 2016 2016 1 Present West Lane

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count Bartley Heath And Warnborough SU726527 2003 2003 1 6 Greens Hwt Reserve: Bartley Heath SU727523 Bartley Heath 2006 2006 1 Present SU727531 Bartley Heath 2014 2014 1 1 SU728531 Bartley Heath 2012 2012 1 4 SU729522 Butter Wood 2010 2010 1 15 SU7302753286 Bartley Heath Hook 2015 2015 1 1 Bartley Heath New 1 Transect: SU730533 2016 2017 2 1 Section 8 Bartley Heath New 1 Transect: SU730533 2013 2014 3 2 Section No 8 Bartley Heath Transect 1: Section No SU730533 2000 2009 5 1 8 SU7308353300 Bartley Wood Nature Reserve 2015 2015 1 2 SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2010 2014 3 1 Land Adjacent to Bartley Heath SU739535 2009 2009 1 Present (Scotland Farm) SU74835219 Odiham Common Grassland 6 2009 2009 1 1 SU748519 Odiham Common (south) 2011 2012 2 2 SU748521 Odiham Common Grassland 6 2009 2009 1 Present SU749521 Odiham Common 2008 2008 1 6 SU749525 Odiham Common Wayleave Central 2009 2009 1 Present SU74985255 Odiham Common Wayleave Central 2009 2009 1 1 SU750524 Odiham Common 2002 2007 3 3 SU753518 Broad Oak, Odiham 2016 2016 1 3 SU753519 Broad Oak 2007 2007 1 1 SU7551 Dogmersfield Lake 2011 2011 1 2 SU755523 Odiham Wood 2003 2003 1 Present SU759515 Dogmersfield Lake 2013 2013 1 3

Aristotelia Heather Neb CR SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 1 1 ericinella

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2001 2009 10 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Bartley Heath And Warnborough Asteroscopus NERC_s41 SU7252 2003 2003 1 Present Sprawler Greens Hwt Reserve: Bartley Heath sphinx CS Common View, Linden Avenue, SU746516 2005 2005 3 2 Odiham SU747518 Odiham Underpass 2014 2014 2 3 SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2013 2013 1 3 Atethmia Centre-barred NERC_s41 SU720510 Greywell Moors 2010 2010 1 Present centrago Sallow Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 1999 2007 31 6 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Scarce Silver- Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Bena bicolorana nHS SU721517 2006 2006 1 2 lines Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Bohemannia Four-spot CR SU7251 Greywell Fen 2014 2014 1 Present quadrimaculella Pigmy

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Brachylomia Minor Shoulder- SU721517 1999 2006 9 2 NERC_s41 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx viminalis knot SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 1 1

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Bupalus piniaria Bordered White nHS SU721517 2006 2006 1 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Caradrina Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Mottled Rustic NERC_s41 SU721517 2001 2008 43 6 morpheus Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

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Carpatolechia Black-speckled CR SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 1 Present proximella Groundling

Cataclysta Small China- Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CR SU721517 2000 2005 4 1 lemnata mark Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Celypha Thyme Marble CR SU7550 Hillside Cottage, Odiham Rg29 1hx 2012 2012 1 2 cespitana

Celypha Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Roseate Marble CR SU721517 2005 2005 3 2 rosaceana Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Chiasmia NERC_s41 SU721517 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Latticed Heath 2004 2004 1 1 clathrata CS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Cirrhia icteritia Sallow NERC_s41 SU721517 1999 2007 23 5 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Cnephasia Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Meadow Shade CR SU721517 2004 2004 1 1 pasiuana Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

SU722513 Greywell Pumping Station 2004 2004 1 Present Coenonympha IUCN_GB_2001:NT Bartley Heath And Warnborough Small Heath SU7252 2005 2005 1 1 pamphilus NERC_s41 Greens Hwt Reserve: Bartley Heath SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2010 2010 1 1 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 58 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU73264964 Tunstall/dolan Household 2014 2014 1 1 SU7452 Odiham Common 2007 2007 1 1 SU747520 Odiham Common 2010 2010 1 1 SU749520 Odiham Common 2003 2003 1 6 SU749523 Odiham Common 2013 2013 1 1 SU750524 Odiham Common 2007 2007 1 2 SU7549 Wassels Copse, Near Odiham 2009 2009 1 1

Coleophora Dusted Case- Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CR SU721517 2004 2004 1 1 adspersella bearer Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Coleophora Penny-whin CR SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 1985 2006 4 2 genistae Case-bearer

Coleophora Pale Orache Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CR SU721517 2005 2005 1 1 versurella Case-bearer Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Conistra ligula Dark Chestnut nHS SU721517 2002 2005 3 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Lesser-spotted Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Cosmia affinis CS SU721517 1999 2006 2 1 Pinion Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 1999 2006 14 3 Lunar-spotted Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Cosmia pyralina nHS Pinion Common View, Linden Avenue, SU746516 2007 2007 1 2 Odiham

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Cucullia Chamomile Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CS SU721517 2005 2005 1 1 chamomillae Shark Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 1999 2006 12 5 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Cymatophorina NERC_s41 Oak Lutestring diluta nHS SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 1 53

SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2013 2013 1 1 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Denticucullus SU721517 2002 2006 5 1 Small Wainscot nHS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx pygmina SU723514 Greywell Pumping Station 2011 2011 1 1 SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 2 9

Depressaria False Brown Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CR SU721517 2005 2005 1 1 badiella Flat-body Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Depressaria Streaked Flat- Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CR SU721517 2004 2007 2 1 chaerophylli body Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Depressaria Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Fen Flat-body CR SU721517 2005 2005 1 2 ultimella Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2013 2013 1 1 Diacrisia sannio Clouded Buff CS SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 1 1 SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2013 2013 1 5 Small Square- Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Diarsia rubi NERC_s41 SU721517 1999 2009 60 6 spot Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 2 8 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 60 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

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Dichomeris Lichen Sober NN SU753519 Broad Oak 2009 2009 1 1 alacella

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 1999 2009 30 6 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Diloba NERC_s41 Figure of Eight caeruleocephala CS Common View, Linden Avenue, SU746516 2005 2005 2 4 Odiham

November Diurnea lipsiella CR SU7452 Odiham Common 2006 2006 1 Present Tubic

Eana osseana Dotted Shade CR SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2009 2009 1 1

SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2011 2011 1 3 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 1999 2007 8 1 Ecliptopera Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Small Phoenix NERC_s41 silaceata SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2009 2 3 SU747512 Underpass,odiham Common 2015 2015 1 1 SU753519 Broad Oak 2009 2009 1 2

Ectoedemia Dewberry CR SU7252 Butter Wood, Greywell 2010 2010 1 Present rubivora Pigmy Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2003 2008 8 2 Orange Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Eilema sororcula HBAP Footman SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 1 4 SU7550 Hillside Cottage, Odiham Rg29 1hx 2012 2012 2 2

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Elaphria Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Rosy Marbled CS SU721517 2006 2006 1 1 venustula Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

White-barred NS SU721517 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Elegia similella 2002 2006 7 1 Knot-horn HBAP Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Endothenia Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Blotched Marble CR SU721517 2005 2005 3 1 quadrimaculana Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

SU720510 Greywell Moors 2010 2010 1 Present Ennomos September Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, NERC_s41 SU721517 2002 2006 5 1 erosaria Thorn Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2009 2 7 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 1999 2007 44 9 Ennomos NERC_s41 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Dusky Thorn fuscantaria nHS SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 1 1 SU753519 Broad Oak 2009 2009 1 1 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2000 2007 4 2 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Ennomos NERC_s41 August Thorn quercinaria nHS Common View, Linden Avenue, SU746516 2007 2007 1 3 Odiham

Ephestia False Cacao Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CR SU721517 2007 2008 4 1 parasitella Moth Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

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Epiblema Knapweed Bell CR SU749523 Odiham Common 2008 2008 1 1 cirsiana

Epione Bordered Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, nHS SU721517 2003 2003 1 1 repandaria Beauty Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Ethmia dodecea Dotted Ermel NS SU721517 2003 2003 1 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Eucosma Two-coloured SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2011 2011 1 3 CR obumbratana Bell SU722513 Greywell Pumping Station 2011 2011 1 3

Eugnorisma Autumnal NERC_s41 SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 1 1 glareosa Rustic CS

Eulamprotes Unmarked Neb CR SU7451 Odiham Common 2011 2011 1 1 unicolorella

Eulithis testata Chevron nHS SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2009 2 12

Euphyia Sharp-angled Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CS SU721517 2006 2006 1 1 unangulata Carpet Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

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Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Furcula bifida Poplar Kitten CS SU721517 2007 2007 1 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 1999 2007 20 3 Merveille du Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Griposia aprilina nHS Jour Common View, Linden Avenue, SU746516 2005 2005 1 1 Odiham

Gypsonoma Poplar Shoot CR SU7452 Odiham Common 2011 2011 1 1 oppressana

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2000 2006 8 1 Hemistola Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Small Emerald NERC_s41 chrysoprasaria Common View, Linden Avenue, SU746516 2007 2007 1 1 Odiham

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Hepialus humuli Ghost Moth NERC_s41 SU721517 2000 2006 5 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Hipparchia IUCN_GB_2001:VU SU7253 Grayling Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2006 2006 1 1 semele NERC_s41

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 1999 2006 49 19 Hoplodrina Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Rustic NERC_s41 blanda SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2009 2009 1 3 SU753519 Broad Oak 2009 2009 1 2 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Hydraecia SU721517 1999 2007 30 2 Rosy Rustic NERC_s41 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx micacea SU723514 Greywell Pumping Station 2011 2011 1 2 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2005 2005 1 1 Hydria undulata Scallop Shell nHS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx SU747512 Underpass,odiham Common 2015 2015 1 1 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 64 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2009 2009 1 1 Hypena crassalis Beautiful Snout CS SU747512 Underpass,odiham Common 2015 2015 1 1 Garden Of Dorchester Cottage, Hook SU719516 2006 2006 2 6 Road, Greywell, Hants Hypena rostralis Buttoned Snout HBAP Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2005 2005 1 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2002 2004 4 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Idaea emarginata Small Scallop CS SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2009 2009 1 1 SU747518 Odiham Underpass 2014 2014 1 1 SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2009 2009 1 2 Ipimorpha retusa Double Kidney nHS SU753519 Broad Oak 2009 2009 1 2 Ipimorpha SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2011 2011 1 1 Olive nHS subtusa SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 1 2

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Jodis lactearia Little Emerald nHS SU721517 2009 2009 2 2 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Korscheltellus Map-winged SU721517 2002 2006 2 1 CR Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx fusconebulosa Swift SU753518 Acorn Cottage, Broad Oak, Odiham 2006 2006 1 1

Lacanobia Beautiful Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CS SU721517 2003 2003 1 1 contigua Brocade Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Lampropteryx SU721517 2001 2007 5 1 Water Carpet CS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx suffumata SU747512 Underpass,odiham Common 2015 2015 1 1

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Larentia clavaria Mallow CS SU721517 1999 2003 3 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Leucania comma Shoulder- NERC_s41 SU721517 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, 2000 2006 3 2 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 65 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count striped Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Wainscot SU7550 Hillside Cottage, Odiham Rg29 1hx 2012 2012 1 1 SU721523 Butter Wood 2003 2003 1 Present Bartley Heath And Warnborough SU7252 2005 2005 3 1 Greens Hwt Reserve: Bartley Heath SU7253 Bartley Heath (west Side), Hook 2011 2014 4 3 Bartley Heath And Warnborough SU726527 2003 2003 1 5 Greens Hwt Reserve: Bartley Heath SU727523 Bartley Heath 2006 2006 1 Present SU729522 Butter Wood 2010 2010 1 9 SU729532 Bartley Heath Hwt Reserve 2006 2006 1 1 Bartley Heath New 1 Transect: SU730533 2017 2017 1 1 Section 8 IUCN_GB_2001:VU Limenitis camilla White Admiral Bartley Heath New 1 Transect: SU730533 2013 2014 2 1 NERC_s41 Section No 8 Bartley Heath Transect 1: Section No SU730533 2000 2006 2 3 8 SU7353 Bartley Heath 2012 2012 1 2 SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2010 2014 5 4 SU750524 Odiham Common 2007 2007 1 6 SU754520 Odiham Common 2017 2017 1 3 Odiham Common And Bagwell Green SU754520 2017 2017 1 3 And Shaw Psssi SU7553 Hook 2017 2017 1 1 SU7553 Odiham Common 2008 2008 1 1 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Lithophane SU721517 2004 2004 1 1 Tawny Pinion CS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx semibrunnea SU747512 Underpass,odiham Common 2015 2015 1 1 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2001 2005 3 1 Lithophane socia Pale Pinion nHS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx SU747512 Underpass,odiham Common 2015 2015 1 1

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Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Litoligia literosa Rosy Minor NERC_s41 SU721517 2004 2004 1 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Lobophora Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Seraphim nHS SU721517 2000 2003 2 1 halterata Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2000 2007 24 3 Lycia hirtaria Brindled Beauty NERC_s41 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx SU7253 Bartley Heath, Hook 2011 2011 1 1

Malacosoma NERC_s41 SU721517 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Lackey 1999 2004 2 1 neustria nHS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 1999 2006 13 4 Melanchra Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Dot Moth NERC_s41 persicariae Common View, Linden Avenue, SU746516 2007 2007 1 1 Odiham

Mompha Red Cosmet CR SU720510 Greywell Fen 2016 2016 1 Present locupletella

Mompha Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Buff Cosmet CR SU721517 2005 2006 2 1 ochraceella Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2013 2013 1 1 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Mythimna SU721517 2004 2007 9 3 White-point nHS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx albipuncta SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 1 1 SU7550 Hillside Cottage, Odiham Rg29 1hx 2012 2012 1 3 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 67 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

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Mythimna Striped CS SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2009 3 8 pudorina Wainscot

Nemaxera Gold-speckled CR SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 1 1 betulinella Clothes

Nephopterix Spindle Knot- Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, NS SU721517 2004 2007 2 1 angustella horn Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2004 2009 2 1 Operophtera Northern Winter Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx CS fagata Moth SU7253 Bartley Heath 2003 2003 1 2 SU747517 Odiham Canal Car-park 2007 2007 1 Present Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Powdered SU721517 2003 2007 12 2 Orthosia gracilis NERC_s41 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Quaker SU7451 Odiham Common 2011 2011 1 1

Blossom Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Orthosia miniosa CS SU721517 2002 2006 4 1 Underwing Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Lead-coloured Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Orthosia populeti CS SU721517 2000 2006 8 2 Drab Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

SU7452 Odiham Common 2015 2015 1 3 Panemeria Small Yellow CS SU747518 Odiham 2015 2015 1 3 tenebrata Underwing SU749523 Odiham Common 1996 2015 2 1

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Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Panolis flammea Pine Beauty nHS SU721517 2001 2007 10 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Paradarisa Butter Wood Nr Greywell, Square Spot nHS SU7252 2004 2004 1 2 consonaria Basingstoke

Paratalanta Translucent NS SU753519 Broad Oak 2009 2009 1 1 hyalinalis Pearl

Parornix Hornbeam CR SU748517 Odiham Wood (sw) 2006 2006 1 2 carpinella Slender

Pennithera Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Pine Carpet nHS SU721517 2001 2003 5 1 firmata Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2000 2006 3 1 Philereme Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Brown Scallop nHS vetulata SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2009 2009 1 1 SU7550 Hillside Cottage, Odiham Rg29 1hx 2012 2012 1 2 Phyllocnistis Willow Bent- SU7150 Greywell Moors 2007 2007 1 Present CR saligna wing SU722513 Greywell Pumping Station 2011 2011 1 1

Phyllonorycter Gold Birch CR SU7152 Butter Wood, Greywell 2010 2010 1 1 cavella Midget

SU7151 Butter Wood, Greywell 2010 2010 1 Present Phyllonorycter Sallow Midget CR Butter Wood Nr Greywell, hilarella SU7252 2010 2010 1 1 Basingstoke Phyllonorycter Hornbeam CR SU7152 Butter Wood, Greywell 2010 2010 1 1 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 69 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count tenerella Midget SU7452 Odiham Common 2006 2006 1 1 SU748517 Odiham Wood (sw) 2006 2006 1 Present

Phyllonorycter Willow Midget CR SU7253 Bartley Heath 2005 2005 1 Present viminiella

Phytometra Small Purple- nHS SU7253 Bartley Heath 2009 2009 1 2 viridaria barred Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Plemyria Blue-bordered SU721517 2003 2003 1 1 nHS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx rubiginata Carpet SU7550 Hillside Cottage, Odiham Rg29 1hx 2012 2012 1 1

Plodia Indian Meal Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CR SU721517 2008 2008 2 1 interpunctella Moth Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Polymixis Large Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CS SU721517 1997 2009 26 4 flavicincta Ranunculus Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Bartley Heath And Warnborough SU7253 2005 2005 1 2 Greens Hwt Reserve: Bartley Heath IUCN_GB_2001:NT Polyommatus SU7353 Bartley Heath 2010 2010 1 1 Chalk Hill Blue HBAP coridon CS SU7353 Bartley Heath (east Side), Hook 2010 2010 1 1

Psoricoptera SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2009 3 2 Humped Crest CR gibbosella SU753519 Broad Oak 2009 2009 1 2

Rheumaptera NERC_s41 SU7552 Odiham Common And Bagwell Green Argent & Sable 2003 2003 2 Present hastata HBAP Psssi

Rhizedra lutosa Large Wainscot NERC_s41 SU721517 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, 2006 2006 1 2 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 70 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count nHS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Common View, Linden Avenue, SU746516 2005 2005 2 1 Odiham

SU719517 Greywell 2006 2007 3 2 IUCN_GB_2001:EN SU719518 Point Location 2006 2006 1 Present Satyrium w- White-letter NERC_s41 SU749521 Odiham Common 2009 2009 1 Present album Hairstreak HBAP CS SU7552 A31 Near Froyle 2010 2010 1 15 SU7552 Odiham Common 2010 2010 1 5 SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2011 2011 1 1 Schrankia Pinion-streaked nHS SU720510 Greywell Moors 2010 2010 1 Present costaestrigalis Snout Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2005 2006 3 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2003 2003 2 1 Scopula Lesser Cream Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx nHS immutata Wave SU730520 Warnborough Greens 2016 2016 1 10 SU749522 Odiham 2014 2014 1 3 SU747512 Underpass,odiham Common 2015 2015 1 1 Scotopteryx Shaded Broad- NERC_s41 SU747518 Odiham Underpass 2014 2014 1 1 chenopodiata bar SU749522 Odiham Common 2014 2014 1 12

Semioscopis Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Dawn Flat-body CR SU721517 2003 2007 5 1 steinkellneriana Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Sideridis rivularis Campion nHS SU721517 2002 2004 4 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 1999 2009 101 10 Spilosoma Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx White Ermine NERC_s41 lubricipeda SU7452 Odiham Common 2011 2011 1 1 SU746516 Common View, Linden Avenue, 2006 2006 1 1 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 71 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count Odiham SU747512 Underpass,odiham Common 2015 2015 2 1 SU749523 Odiham Common 2006 2006 1 1 Odiham Common, Field Se Of Junctn SU749523 2009 2009 1 1 Of Bagwell Lane & Odiham Rd SU7550 Hillside Cottage, Odiham Rg29 1hx 2012 2012 2 7 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 1999 2009 75 13 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 1 9 Common View, Linden Avenue, Spilosoma lutea Buff Ermine NERC_s41 SU746516 2006 2006 1 1 Odiham SU747512 Underpass,odiham Common 2015 2015 1 1 SU7550 Hillside Cottage, Odiham Rg29 1hx 2012 2012 2 6

Stigmella Grey Apple Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CR SU721517 2008 2008 1 Present incognitella Pigmy Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Telechrysis Treble-spot Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CR SU721517 2006 2006 1 1 tripuncta Tubic Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2002 2009 24 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Bartley Heath And Warnborough SU7253 2003 2003 1 Present Theria primaria Early Moth nHS Greens Hwt Reserve: Bartley Heath SU747512 Underpass,odiham Common 2015 2015 2 1 SU747518 Odiham Common, A287 Underpass 2007 2007 1 1

NERC_s41 SU728532 Tholera cespitis Hedge Rustic Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 2 1 CS

Tholera Feathered NERC_s41 SU720510 Greywell Fen Sssi 2013 2013 1 2 Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 72 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count decimalis Gothic nHS Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2006 2006 1 1 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

SU720510 Greywell Moors 2010 2010 1 Present Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 1999 2007 52 4 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Timandra comae Blood-vein NERC_s41 Cotman's Corner (north Warnborough SU726525 2009 2009 1 1 Green) SU747512 Underpass,odiham Common 2015 2015 1 1 SU7550 Hillside Cottage, Odiham Rg29 1hx 2012 2012 1 1

Tineola Common Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CR SU721517 2002 2005 2 Present bisselliella Clothes Moth Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Triaxomera Four-spotted Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, CR SU721517 2006 2006 1 1 fulvimitrella Clothes Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Trichiura crataegi Pale Eggar NERC_s41 SU721517 1999 2006 9 2 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2001 2007 13 3 Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx SU723513 Greywell Moor 2003 2003 1 Present Greywell Moors Nature Reserve, SU7251 2010 2013 2 Present Fields Next To Pumping Station Tyria jacobaeae Cinnabar NERC_s41 Land Adjacent to Bartley Heath SU739535 2009 2009 1 Present (Scotland Farm) Common View, Linden Avenue, SU746516 2007 2007 1 1 Odiham SU749523 Odiham Common 2006 2006 1 1

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count Odiham Common, Field Se Of Junctn SU749523 2009 2014 2 1 Of Bagwell Lane & Odiham Rd SU7550 Hillside Cottage, Odiham Rg29 1hx 2012 2012 1 4 Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 1999 2009 43 14 Watsonalla Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Oak Hook-tip NERC_s41 binaria SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2009 2009 1 2 SU753519 Broad Oak 2009 2009 1 1

Dark-barred Xanthorhoe Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, Twin-spot NERC_s41 SU721517 2001 2005 10 2 ferrugata Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx Carpet

Xanthorhoe Large Twin-spot CS SU747512 Underpass,odiham Common 2015 2015 2 1 quadrifasiata Carpet

Garden Of Hobbes, Dorchester Way, SU721517 2003 2003 2 1 Xestia baja Dotted Clay CS Greywell, Hants Rg29 1bx SU728532 Bartley Heath Nature Reserve 2008 2008 1 6

Zelleria Brown Ash CR SU7452 Odiham Common 2006 2006 1 1 hepariella Ermel

Invertebrates - Odonata

Orthetrum Keeled HBAP SU7553 WCBS site 2008 2008 1 2 coerulescens Skimmer

Lower plants - Liverworts, Hornworts & Mosses

Bryum Many-seasoned CR SU7550 Shapley Heath, 1988 1988 1 Present intermedium Thread-moss

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count

Calliergon Giant Spear- Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: CS SU72015096 1993 2000 2 Present giganteum moss Monitoring Plot A

Climacium Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: Tree-moss CS SU72015096 1993 1993 1 Present dendroides Monitoring Plot A

Greywell Moors Hwt Reserve: Plagiomnium Tall Thyme- SU72015096 1993 2000 2 Present CR Monitoring Plot A elatum moss SU7251 Greywell Fen 2007 2007 1 Present

Floating Riccia fluitans CS SU7251 Greywell Fen 1999 1999 1 Present Crystalwort

Mammals - Terrestrial (bats) SU720513 Sensitive 1990 1990 1 Present SU724517 Sensitive 1998 1998 1 1 EU_Hab_2np SU727519 Sensitive 1996 1996 1 Present EU_Hab_4 HabReg_s2 SU731515 Sensitive 1998 1998 1 Present NERC_s41 SU732522 Yes Sensitive 2011 2011 1 Present Chiroptera Bats WCA_s5s94b SU736500 Sensitive 1999 1999 1 1 WCA_s5s94c SU742508 Sensitive 1997 1997 1 Present HBAP SU742511 Sensitive 1992 1992 1 3 CI SU755511 Sensitive 1999 1999 1 Present SU756522 Sensitive 2003 2003 1 Present EU_Hab_2np SU727518 Sensitive 2014 2014 6 4 Myotis Unidentified Bat EU_Hab_4 SU727521 Yes Sensitive 2015 2015 1 Present

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count HabReg_s2 NERC_s41 WCA_s5s94b WCA_s5s94c SU732518 HBAP Sensitive 2012 2012 3 3 CI

EU_Hab_2np EU_Hab_4 SU719514 HabReg_s2 Myotis NERC_s41 Bechstein's Bat Sensitive 2018 2018 1 3 bechsteinii WCA_s5s94b WCA_s5s94c HBAP CI

SU719514 Sensitive 2018 2018 1 25 EU_Hab_4 SU724517 Sensitive 1998 2015 21 49 Myotis Daubenton's HabReg_s2 SU727519 Yes Sensitive 2015 2015 1 1 daubentonii Bat WCA_s5s94b WCA_s5s94c SU732518 Sensitive 2012 2012 5 1 SU740510 Sensitive 2004 2004 1 Present SU719514 Sensitive 2018 2018 1 167 SU720511 Sensitive 2005 2005 1 1 EU_Hab_4 SU721512 Sensitive 2004 2004 1 1 HabReg_s2 Myotis nattereri Natterer's Bat WCA_s5s94b WCA_s5s94c SU740510 Sensitive 2004 2004 1 Present

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count

EU_Hab_4 HabReg_s2 SU738510 Nyctalus leisleri Lesser Noctule Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present WCA_s5s94b WCA_s5s94c

SU727518 Sensitive 2014 2014 4 Present EU_Hab_4 SU727521 Yes Sensitive 2015 2015 1 Present HabReg_s2 SU732518 Sensitive 2012 2012 9 2 Nyctalus noctula Noctule Bat NERC_s41 SU732531 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present WCA_s5s94b SU741510 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present WCA_s5s94c SU745514 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU747513 Sensitive 2011 2011 1 1 SU719515 Sensitive 2008 2008 1 100 SU720511 Sensitive 2005 2005 2 1 SU720513 Sensitive 2010 2010 1 Present SU721512 Sensitive 2004 2004 2 2 SU724528 Sensitive 2002 2002 1 1 SU727518 Sensitive 2014 2014 1 Present EU_Hab_4 SU729527 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present HabReg_s2 SU732510 Sensitive 1993 1993 1 Present Pipistrelle Bat NERC_s41 SU732519 Sensitive 2003 2003 1 Present Pipistrellus species WCA_s5s94b SU733519 Sensitive 2003 2003 2 4 WCA_s5s94c SU734496 Sensitive 2001 2001 1 Present HBAP SU735508 Sensitive 2001 2001 1 1 SU738510 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 2 Present SU742511 Sensitive 1998 1998 1 Present SU746517 Sensitive 2005 2005 2 1 SU747513 Sensitive 2011 2011 1 Present SU747516 Sensitive 2003 2003 1 1 SU753519 Sensitive 2011 2011 1 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 77 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count

EU_Hab_4 Pipistrellus Nathusius's HabReg_s2 SU727521 Yes Sensitive 2015 2015 1 Present nathusii Pipistrelle WCA_s5s94b WCA_s5s94c

SU724524 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU724526 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU724527 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU725525 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU725526 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU725527 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU725527 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU726526 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU726526 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU726526 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present EU_Hab_4 SU726527 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present HabReg_s2 SU726527 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present Pipistrellus Pipistrelle WCA_s5s94b SU727518 Sensitive 2014 2016 8 4 pipistrellus WCA_s5s94c SU727521 Yes Sensitive 2015 2015 1 Present HBAP SU728531 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU728532 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU728532 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU729527 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU729527 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU729527 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU729532 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU730514 Sensitive 2014 2014 1 1 SU730528 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU730528 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU730529 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 78 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count SU730529 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU731530 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU731530 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU731530 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU731530 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU731533 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU731533 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU732518 Sensitive 2012 2012 8 4 SU732531 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU732531 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU732532 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU732532 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU732532 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU738510 Yes Sensitive 2016 2017 3 1 SU741509 Yes Sensitive 2016 2016 1 1 SU741510 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present SU745514 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 1 SU747513 Sensitive 2011 2011 1 1 SU753520 Sensitive 2012 2012 1 Present SU727518 Sensitive 2014 2014 7 2 SU727521 Yes Sensitive 2015 2015 1 Present EU_Hab_4 SU729532 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 3 Present HabReg_s2 SU730514 Sensitive 2014 2014 1 1 Pipistrellus Soprano NERC_s41 SU730528 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present pygmaeus Pipistrelle WCA_s5s94b SU732518 Sensitive 2012 2012 6 2 WCA_s5s94c SU738510 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 2 Present SU747513 Sensitive 2011 2011 1 2 SU753520 Sensitive 2012 2012 1 1 EU_Hab_4 SU732518 Sensitive 2012 2012 3 4 Long-eared Bat HabReg_s2 SU733503 Sensitive 1980 1980 1 Present Plecotus species NERC_s41 SU741510 Yes Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present WCA_s5s94b SU743508 Yes Sensitive 2014 2014 1 Present Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 79 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count WCA_s5s94c SU753520 Sensitive 2012 2012 1 Present HBAP CI SU756512 Sensitive 2001 2001 1 1

SU727518 Sensitive 2014 2014 1 Present SU727519 Sensitive 2006 2006 1 Present EU_Hab_4 SU729512 Yes Sensitive 1996 1996 2 1 HabReg_s2 Brown Long- SU732509 Yes Sensitive 2016 2016 1 Present Plecotus auritus NERC_s41 eared Bat SU733503 Sensitive 1980 1980 1 1 WCA_s5s94b WCA_s5s94c SU7350 Sensitive 1980 1980 1 1 SU754517 Sensitive 2001 2001 1 1 SU756512 Sensitive 2001 2001 1 35 Mammals - Terrestrial (non-bats)

NERC_s41 WCA_s5s94a SU727518 Arvicola European WCA_s5s94b Basingstoke Canal 2003 2003 1 Present amphibius Water Vole WCA_s5s94c HBAP CI

Erinaceus West European NERC_s41 SU72155128 Greywell 2016 2016 1 1 europaeus Hedgehog

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Common GR First Last No. of Max Taxon Name Status Grid Ref Location Name Blurred Year Year Records Count

NERC_s41 SU733500 Lepus europaeus Brown Hare Rg29 1pp 2008 2008 1 2 HBAP

SU721512 Sensitive 2011 2011 1 2 SU721512 Yes Sensitive 2011 2011 1 2 EU_Hab_2np SU723514 Sensitive 2003 2003 1 Present EU_Hab_4 SU727518 Sensitive 2003 2003 1 Present HabReg_s2 SU734522 Sensitive 2003 2003 1 Present Lutra lutra European Otter NERC_s41 WCA_s5s94b WCA_s5s94c SU737520 HBAP Yes Sensitive 2006 2006 1 1

Eurasian Meles meles PBA SU725526 Sensitive 2017 2017 1 Present Badger

Micromys NERC_s41 SU720510 Harvest Mouse Greywell Moors 2015 2015 1 Present minutus HBAP

EU_Hab_5 SU7152 Mustela putorius Polecat M3 Motorway At Butter Wood 2010 2010 1 1 NERC_s41

Eurasian Water HBAP Neomys fodiens SU719511 Greywell Moors 2005 2005 1 1 Shrew CS

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Sensitive species A small number of species are considered as sensitive by the relevant specialist species recording groups and will be indicated as such on all lists. Species may be considered sensitive for a variety of reasons. Location details for these records will not disclosed unless the relevant species recording group has given their permission. Grid references maybe altered to give a less precise position, this is indicated by the ‘Grid Ref Blurred’ column. Contact HBIC if further information is needed on these records.

Further notes • Records of species such as Box (Buxus sempervirens) may not appear in the table above because obviously planted specimens have been excluded from protected and notable species lists. • Bluebell (Hyacinthoides non-scripta), Butchers Broom (Ruscus aculeatus) and Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) have a national status, however they are relatively common in Hampshire and so have been excluded from protected and notable species lists. • Records of Hazel Dormice (Muscardinus avellanarius) include those where presence has been inferred from hazel nut evidence. Please contact HBIC if further details are required on these records. • The location names, where shown, are the originals given by the recorders and may not match any formal name for the location or other colloquial names by which the location may also be known. • The grid references, where shown, are the originals given by the recorders and may indicate the specific location of the species, a central grid reference representing a larger survey area, or a grid square. • Where species have been deemed as ‘sensitive’ by the relevant specialist species recording group the location name will not be shown and the grid reference may have been altered to give a less precise position specified by the species recording group. This will be indicated by a ‘yes’ in the ‘Grid Ref Blurred’ column. • Many of the records have been supplied by specialist species recording groups. Whilst every reasonable effort is made to validate information supplied to the Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre the accuracy or comprehensiveness of this information cannot be guaranteed. • Records do not necessarily represent evidence of breeding at a site; please contact HBIC if further details are required for any of these records. • Whilst a species may have been recorded at a site, this does not indicate that the species is still present. Equally, the absence of a species from a site does not signify that it is absent, only that it has not been recorded, that the site has not been surveyed for this species, or that HBIC has not been informed of its presence. • Quantities of ‘0’ (zero) indicate that the species was ‘present’ but the number of individuals seen was not recorded. • Negative sightings are not included in species lists.

Status codes and abbreviations: EU_Bird_1 Annex I of the Birds Directive EU_Hab_2 Annex II of the Habitats Directive (priority species) EU_Hab_2np Annex II of the Habitats Directive (non-priority species) EU_Hab_4 Annex IV of the Habitats Directive Sharing information about Hampshire’s wildlife The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes local authorities, government agencies, wildlife charities and species recording groups Page 82 of 83 Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre

EU_Hab_5 Annex V of the Habitats Directive IUCN_GB_pre94 See IUCN (pre 1994) guidelines, covering Great Britain IUCN_GB_1994 See IUCN (1994) guidelines, covering Great Britain IUCN_GB_2001 See IUCN (2001) guidelines, covering Great Britain IUCN_EN_2014 See IUCN (2001) guidelines, covering England BOCC_Red Birds of Conservation Concern Red list NR Nationally rare (occurring in 15 or fewer 10km squares in Great Britain) NS Nationally scarce (occurring in 16 - 100 10km squares in Great Britain) NN Nationally notable (occurring in 16 - 100 10km squares in Great Britain or less than 20 Vice Counties) HBAP Hampshire Biodiversity Action Plan species NERC_s41 Priority Species listed under Section 41 of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 WCA_s1p1 Schedule 1 Part 1 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) WCA_s5s91(k) Schedule 5 Section 9 Part 1 (killing/injuring) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) WCA_s5s91(t) Schedule 5 Section 9 Part 1 (taking) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) WCA_s5s94a Schedule 5 Section 9 Part 4a of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) WCA_s5s94b Schedule 5 Section 9 Part 4b of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) WCA_s5s94c Schedule 5 Section 9 Part 4c of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) WCA_s8 Schedule 8 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) HabReg_2 Schedule 2 of Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2010 (European Protected Species animal) HabReg_5 Schedule 5 of Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2010 (European Protected Species plant) PBA Protection of Badgers Act 1992 NI National Interest CR County Rare CS County Scarce CI County Interest nHR North Hampshire Rare (VC12) sHR South Hampshire Rare (VC11) nHS North Hampshire Scarce (VC12) sHS South Hampshire Scarce (VC11)

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Please see Criteria for SINCs in Hampshire for more information on Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation in Hampshire.

Species supported that meet Map Central Grid Section 6 of SINC Selection Label Status SINC Ref SINC Name Ref. SINC Criteria Criteria Area (ha) 1 SINC HA0038 Odiham Castle Woodland SU72605189 1Cii 0.24 2 SINC HA0041 Bartley Heath (South) SU72905280 3Bii/6A Chamaemelum nobile (Chamomile) [s41] 20.36 3 SINC HA0259 Land Adjacent to Bartley Heath (Scotland SU73975352 5B/6A Carex distans (Distant Sedge) Farm) [CS] 8.08 4 SINC HA0060 River Whitewater SU73986107 5A 12.99 5 SINC HA0072 Hillside Farm SU74905090 2A/6A Dactylorhiza incarnata incarnata (Early Marsh-Orchid) [CS] Pedicularis palustris (Marsh Lousewort) [CS] 10.32 6 SINC HA0074 Wassels Copse SU75204980 1A 3.05 7 SINC HA0273 Broad Oak Common SU75405190 2B 2.84 8 SINC HA0082 Broad Oak Meadow SU75505190 2B 6.72 9 SINC HA0084 Hillside Common Meadow SU75705070 2D 1.39 10 SINC HA0085 Wilk's Water SU75705210 1A/1D/5A 0.83 11 SINC HA0090 Dogmersfield/Forest Park East, & Park Wall SU75805140 1A/1D Copse 30.39 12 SINC HA0091 Fields West of Lousey Moor SU75905240 2B 6.55

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Search Area: Within 2km of the Odiham Deer Park Date: 01/03/2019 HBIC Ref: 8205

HBIC currently holds a copy of the known breeding Swift Apus apus records sourced from the interest group known as ‘Hampshire Swifts'. through a data exchange agreement we are able to provide these on their behalf. ‘Hampshire Swifts’ have extracted selected records from the Hampshire Ornithological Society, The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds and data received directly. Only records where breeding is deemed, probable or possible by ‘Hampshire Swifts’ have been included, such as known nesting sites or screaming parties. All records have been verified by ‘Hampshire Swifts’. Work by ‘Hampshire Swifts’ began in earnest in 2014, however a few older records have been included where they have been found to meet the strict criteria.

It is important that the group known as ‘Hampshire Swifts’ are acknowledged in any document produced by the data requester where data is incorporated into the document, as a matter of course.

The following are confirmed nesting or screaming swift records from ‘Hampshire Swifts’ within the search area: Grid Ref Location Date Quantity Status Comment North 4 nests, 10 low screaming birds. Breeding SU73215196 Warnborough,Castlebridge 2010 10 BuildingType:House,BuildingAtRisk?:Yes,BuildingAge:Pre- (probable) Cotts,Hook Rd RG29 1EU 1919

Odiham, West St RG29 Breeding 11 low screaming birds. SU736509 2007 11 1NR (possible) BuildingType:,BuildingAtRisk?:,BuildingAge:

Odiham, High Street RG29 Breeding 16 low screaming birds. SU74105107 2011 16 1LP (possible) BuildingType:,BuildingAtRisk?:,BuildingAge:Unsure

1 nest. Odiham, 5? Kersley Cres Breeding SU73544988 0 1 BuildingType:House,BuildingAtRisk?:No,BuildingAge:1945- RG29 1QD (probable) 1964

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Odiham, All Saints Church, Breeding 8 nests. 30 low screaming birds. SU74045092 0 30 Church St RG29 1LZ (confirmed) BuildingType:Church,BuildingAtRisk?:No,BuildingAge:Unsure

Odiham, 18 Crownfields, Breeding SU73645087 0 10 Swifts flying at roof height (and often heard screaming) RG29 1PL (probable) Odiham, All Saints Church, Breeding SU74045092 0 20 20 low screaming birds. Church St RG29 1LZ (probable)

Further notes • For advice on protecting swifts within developments or home improvements please visit the Hampshire Swifts website here- https://www.hampshireswifts.co.uk/information • The location names, where shown, are the originals given by the recorders and may not match any formal name for the location or other colloquial names by which the location may also be known. • The grid references, where shown, are the originals given by the recorders and may indicate the specific location, a central grid reference representing a larger survey area, or a grid square. • Many of the records have been supplied by specialist species recording groups. Whilst every reasonable effort is made to validate information supplied to the Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre the accuracy or comprehensiveness of this information cannot be guaranteed. • Whilst a swift may have been recorded breeding at a site, this does not indicate that the swift is still present. Equally, the absence of swifts from a site does not signify that it is absent, only that it has not been recorded, that the site has not been surveyed for swifts, the swifts are not breeding or that HBIC has not been informed of its presence. • Negative records are not included.

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0 Hook Common and Bartley Heath SSSI 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 5 5 1 1 Odiham Common with Bagwell Green and Shaw SSSI HBIC Ref: 8205 Butter Wood SSSI

Basingstoke Canal SSSI Statutory designated Warnborough Green SSSI sites within 2km of Odiham Deer Park 0 0 0 0

0 0 (SU7390151510): 2 2 5 5 1 1

!( Odiham Common with Bagwell Green and Shaw

Greywell Fen SSSI 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 5 5 1 1 Legend

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SSSI

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3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 5 5 1 1 2 4 HBIC Ref: 8205

2 Non-statutory designated sites within 2km of 12 Odiham Deer Park 4 10 (SU7390151510):

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SINCs (Labelled pink) 0 0 0 0 0 0

1 1 Surrounding SINCs 5 5 1 1

5 Ancient Woodland Inventory 9 Semi-Natural

Replanted

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HBIC Ref: 8205

Broad habitats within 2km of Odiham Deer Park (SU7390151510): 0 0 0 0

0 0 Some Habitats may overlap. 2 2 5 5 1 1 Please see 'UK Broad Habitats Legend' for full Legend, there is a link to this within your covering letter

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HBIC Ref: 8205

Priority habitats within 2km of Odiham Deer Park (SU7390151510): 0 0 0 0

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Chalk Rivers

Seagrass as at 2013

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HBIC Ref: 8205

Ecological Network Mapping in 2km of Odiham Deer Park (SU7390151510): 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 5 5 1 1

!( Legend

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Network Opportunities

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