HATCHMERE AND BEAVERS INVERTEBRATE SURVEY 2019-2020 Sample > Page 1 of 40 524 526 A64,54,27,10 DAVE BENTLEY ECOLOGY SERVICES references (ignore) > A74/45 525/532 530 538 A64 522 538 Beavers is not in the SSSI. Other samples are from the SSSI Broad Eng/W Chesh Norley Norley Norley West North West Methods include direct observation, butterfly net, canvas bag, Habi- Sta- Sta- Habitat Moss Moss Mere Side West Wet beating, shaking, hand-searching, pond net. tat tus tus per Pools Moor Edge Mix Bay Wood Explanatory notes at foot of table literature Survey SSSI 2ndOct 8thAug 8thAug 8thAug 2ndOct 8thAug Codes in columns f = frequent, o = occasional, r = rare, v = very, l = locally count count 2019 2019 2019 2019 2019 2019 p = present. A = adult, J = juvenile, F = Female, M = Male. Explanatory notes at foot of table. 486 412 21 113 116 71 69 66 SIMPLE ANIMALS: : 3 taxa 2 Carchesium Branched Colonial Bell AnimaculeA C Attached to water beetle Wetland 1 0 Hydra sp Brown Hydra A C? Ponds/Streams Wetland 2 1 Accella sp? Shelled Amoeba? A C? Ponds/Lakes Wetland 1 1 r LUMBRICIDAE: EARTHWORM : 3 species 3 Dendrobaena octaedra Octagonal-tailed Worm T C/L NC* Leaf litter is habitat & food Wood edge 1 1 Eiseniella tetraedra Square-tailed Worm W C C Shallow ponds, ditches, marshes Wetland 2 2 Lumbriculus variegatus Oligochate Worm W C C Wetland shallows Wetland 4 3 r HIRUDINEA: LEECHES: 5 species 4 Erpobdella octoculata Swimming Leech A C C Swamps, ponds Wetland 1 1 Glossiphonia complanata Mollusc Leech A C C Streams, ponds, swamps with molluscs Wetland 2 1 Helobdella stagnalis Two-eyed White Leech A C C Ponds and wet swamps Wetland 1 0 Hemiclepsis marginata Dumbell Leech A L L Ponds with amphibians & fish Wetland 2 2 Theromyzon tessultatum Duck Leech A C C Permanent Ponds (attacks waterfowl) Wetland 2 2 TRICLADIDA: FLATWORMS: 2 species 2 Girardia (Dugesia) tigrina Tiger Flatworm A A L Streams, lakes Wetland 2 2 Polycelis nigra Black Flatworm A C C Lowand streams, lakes, ponds Wetland 5 2 oM MOLLUSCA: SNAILS, MUSSELS & SLUGS: 35 species 28 Aegopinella nitidula Smooth Glass Snail T C C Woods, hedges, gardens, roughs, waste Wood edge 2 2 o Cepaea nemoralis Brown-lipped Banded Snail T C C Woods, hedges, calc grasslands Wood edge 1 Cepaea sp 1 1 Cochlicopa cf lubrica Slippery Moss Snail T C C/L Woods, hedges, damp grass, wetlands Wood edge 1 Cornu aspersum Garden Snail T A C Woods, hedges, gardens Wood edge 1 1 Hygromia cinctella Girdled Snail T A L Hedges, gardens Wood edge 1 1 Trochulus hispida Hairy Snail T C C Woods, wetlands, roughs, dry calc grass Wood edge 2 1 Page 2 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Trochulus striolatus Strawberry Snail T C C Gardens, woods, hedges, roughs Wood edge 1 1 Oxyloma elegans Pfeiffer's Amber Snail W C C Wetlands Wetland 4 2 o Acroloxus lacustris Lake Limpet A C C Permanent ponds, canals, lakes Wetland 1 Bithynia tentaculata Operculate Snail A C C Permanent ponds, canals, lakes Wetland 1 1 Potamopyrgus antipodarum Jenkin's Spire-snail A A C Streams, wetlands with flow usually Wetland 3 2 Anisus vortex Whirlpool Ramshorn A C C Permanent ponds, canals, lakes Wetland 1 Gyraulus albus White Ramshorm A C C Permanent ponds Wetland 1 1 Planorbarius corneus Great Ramshorn A C C Ponds, canals, lakes Wetland 2 2 Planorbis carinatus Keeled Ramshorn A C C Streams, river, ponds, lakes Wetland 1 1 Galba truncatula Dwarf Pond Snail W C C Ponds and marshes with some surface water Wetland 2 Physa fontinalis Common Bladder Snail A C C Laker, canals, large ponds Wetland 3 2 o Physella acuta American Bladder Snail A A C Ponds and ditches Wetland 1 1 Radix auricularia Ear-pond Snail A C/L C/L Lakes, canals, large ponds Wetland 1 1 Lymnaea stagnalis Great Pond Snail A C C Lakes, canals, large ponds Wetland 3 3 o Radix peregra Wandering Snail A C C Ponds Wetland 1 1 Stagnicola palustris Marsh Snail A C C Swamps Wetland 4 4 o Musculium lacustre Lake Orb Mussel A C C Ponds and wet swamps Wetland 1 1 Sphaerium corneum Horny Orb Mussel A C C Ponds and lakes Wetland 2 2 r Pisidium nitidum Poreless Pea Mussel A C C Ponds and ditches Wetland 1 Pisidium obtusale Small-knobbed Pea Mussel A C C Ponds and ditches Wetland 3 2 r Pisidium personatum Calloused Pea Mussel A C C Ponds and ditches Wetland 2 1 o Pisidium pulchellum Rough Clavate Pea Mussel A C/L L Ponds and ditches Wetland 4 4 Pisidium subtruncatum (Euglesa Short-endedsubtruncata) River Pea Mussel A C L Fast streams, fast rivers. Wetland 1 Arion flagellus Green-soled Slug T C C Disturbed habitats, rich soils, moors, woods. Roughs 3 3 p Arion subfuscus Yellow-slimed Dusky Slug T C C All habitats, disturbed or natural Roughs 1 Deroceras reticulatum Netted Field Slug T C C All open habitats (not big wetlands) Roughs 1 1 Deroceras invadens Tramp Slug (pale pore) T A C Disturbed habitats Roughs 1 1 Deroceras laeve Marsh Slug W C C Wetlands, also mountains Wetland 2 2 Tandonia budapestensis Budapest Keeled Slug T A C Disturbed lowlands, wood, paths, ruins Wood edge 1 1 HYMENOPTERA: BEES, WASPS, ANTS, SAWFLIES: 12 taxa 10 3 Ant species: Lasius niger Common Hairy-faced Black Ant T C C/L Open habitats Roughs 1 1 f Page 3 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Myrmica rubra Short-spined Red Ant W C C Damp open areas preferred Roughs 2 2 r r Myrmica ruginodis Long-spined Red Ant T C C Most habitats, rural or urban Roughs 1 1 4 Bee species: Apis mellifera Honey Bee T A C Domesticated; some feral colonies Flower meadows 2 1 o Bombus leucorum (stricto) White-tailed Bumblebee T C C Most habitats except uplands Flower meadows 1 1 r Bombus terrestris Buff-tailed Bumblebee T C C Most habitats inc urban, not montane Flower meadows 1 1 rM Colletes succinctus Heather Colletes H+ L VL Heather. Heaths 1 1 r 5 other Hymenoptera taxa: Dolichovespula saxonica Saxon Wasp T LC L Nectar, sap, insects, trees, buildings Wood edge 1 Acrodactyla quadrisculpta larva Tetragnatha montana spider parasiteT as larvae? ? Parasite of common spider named Wood edge 2 Ichneumon/Micro wasps Number of taxa shown T 8 7 pp pp pp p p Gelis sp Wingless Ichneumon T 1 1 o Sawfly caterpillar T 2 2 rJ MYRIAPODA: CENTIPEDES & MILLIPEDES: 5 species 4 Cylindroiulus punctatus Lesser Club-tailed Millipede H+ C C Woodland + sandy heathland Wood edge 1 0 Cylindroiulus sp 1 1 Julus scandinavius Long-tailed Scored Brown MillipedeH+ C L Acidic, uncultivated land Roughs 1 1 Ommatoiulus sabulosus Common Stocky Striped MillipedeH+ C C/L Sandy soils, acid woods, heaths, any habitat Roughs 1 1 Ophyiulus pilosus Hairy Millipede T C C/L Deciduous |Woodlands Wood edge 1 0 Lithobius forficatus Common Lithobius Centipede T C C Urban, suburban, many rural areas Roughs 2 2 o ORTHROPTEROIDEA: GRASSHOPPERS (+ EARWIG): 3 species 3 Chorthippus brunneus Field Grasshopper H+ C C Unmanaged grassland, roughs, heaths Roughs 1 1 rA Tetrix undulata Common (Crested) GroundhopperH+W+ C C Wetland, heath, moist forest, bare areas Wetland 1 1 vo Forficula auricularia Common Earwig T C C Forests, agricultural, suburban areas Wood edge 2 2 vo ARACHNIDA: SPIDERS, HARVESTMEN, MITES: 80 taxa 71 61 Spider species: Antistea elegans Marsh Combtail W C/L L Reeds, marshes, bogs Wetland 1 Argyroneta aquatica Water Spider A L L Ponds, lakes, canals Wetland 2 2 Araniella cucurbitana Common Cucumber Spider T C C/L Trees, woods, hedges Wood edge 1 1 rF Araneus diadematus Garden Cross Orb-web Spider T C C Wide range of habitats Roughs 1 1 rM Araneus quadratus 4-spot Orb-web Spider T C/L C Tall grasses, heather, gorse Roughs 3 2 fMF rJ Larinioides cornutus Shield Orb-web Spider W C C Marshes, reeds, damp grass Wetland 4 3 fJ voJ f Page 4 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Dictyna arundinacea Yellow & Brown Meshweaver SpiderH+ C C/L Roughs, wood edges, hedges, Gorse/HeatherWood edge 2 1 o Pirata piraticus Cabin Hooks Otter Spider W C C Wetlands, bogs Wetland 2 2 Pirata (Piratula) uliginosus Coat Hooks Otter Spider H+ L VLTussocks/stones in heathy bogs/calc grasslands Heaths 2 2 oFJ oMF Pirata sp Juvenile Otter Spiders W 7 6 rJ rJ fJ fJ Pardosa sp Wolf Spider (not determinable) T 3 2 oJ rJ Pisaura mirabilis Nurseryweb Spider H+ C C Grassland, heaths, open woods Roughs 1 Tegenaria sylvestris Woodland House Spider T C/L L Under barks, logs, stones oftn Woods Wood edge 1 1 rF Clubiona phragmitis Reedbed Sac Spider W C/L C Wetlands Wetland 2 2 oF rF Clubiona sp Pale juveniles (not phragmitis ) T 6 6 rJ oJ voJ voJ rJ Euophrys frontalis a Jumping Spider T C/L C/L Leaf litter, stones, debris: roughs + woods Roughs 1 1 rJ Heliophanus flavipes Yellow-legged Jumping Spider T C/L L Woods, roughs, bogs, wastes Roughs 2 1 oFM Neon reticulatus Common Jumping Spider W+ C/L L Moss in bogs/marsh. Woodland litter Wetland 1 1 oJ Salticus scenicus Wall Jumping Spider T C/L C/L Mainly houses, also rocks, posts, bark Roughs 1 1 voJ Metellina mengei Stripe-bellied Spider T C C Bushes, vegetation etc to 2m Wood edge 8 6 voF oF voF rJ fMF Metellina merianae Banded-legged Spider W C C/L By streams, caves, damp woods Wetland 1 1 Metellina segmentata Stripe-bellied Spider T C C/L Bushes, vegetation etc to 2m Wood edge 3 3 oM oM Pachygnatha clerki Tooth-fanged Long-jawed HuntingW SpiderC C Marshes. By water Wetland 3 3 rFM oMF Tetragnatha extensa Banded V-marked Long-jawed Web-spinnerW C C Low veg close to/ over water Wetland 6 5 rJ oJ rJ Juvs rF Tetragnatha montana Paler solid-coloured Long-jawed Web-spinnerT C C Low veg, bushes, trees Wood edge 5 3 voM Tetragnatha cf obtusa Dark-headed Long-jawed Web-spinnerT L VL Woods/heathland pines Wood edge 1 1 Enoplognatha latimana Scarce Candy-striped Spider T C/L VL Open, sunny sites. May have coastal affinity Roughs 1 1 rF Enoplognatha ovata Common Candy-striped Spider T C C/L Open habitats low vegetation Roughs 1 1 rF Anelosimus (Selimus) vittatus Oakleaf Therid T C/L C/L Bushes, trees, tall plants Wood edge 1 Paidiscura pallens Sputnik Spider T C/L C Oak trees. Distinctive egg sack Wood edge 1 1 p Phylloneta impressa Therid Spider T L L Gorse, oak, nettles, thistles Wood edge 1 1 rF Phylloneta sp Juveniles 3 3 oJ rJ Theridion cf hemerobium Therid Spider W NS VL By canals, open water Wetland 1 1 Robertus lividus Small Brown Spider T C L Ground layer many habitats Roughs 1 1 Philodromus aureolus group Running Crab Spider juveniles T 4 3 rJ rJ Xysticus cristatus Common Anchor Crab Spider T C C Low vegetation but not woodland Roughs 1 1 oF Bathyphantes approximatus Purple Moustached Money SpiderW L C Ground layer in wetlands/wet woodland Wetland 2 2 voM Bathyphantes gracilis Wide-loop Money Spider T C C Roughs, heaths, woods, marsh Roughs 4 4 rF rM Page 5 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Bathyphantes setiger Cola-can-weilding Money SpiderW NS(Amb) VL Bogs (Amber listed species) Wetland 1 1 rM Ceratinella brevis Small-capped-abdomen Money SpiderW+ L L Woods, heath, grassland, wetland Wood edge 1 1 rF Ceratinella scabrosa Capped-abdomen Money SpiderW+ L VL Dry grasses, woodlands, dry reeds. Wood edge 1 1 rF Drapetisca socialis Tongue & Thumb Money Spider T C/L L Tree bark, rock faces Wood edge 1 1 voFM Erigone atra Aeronaut Money Spider T C C Aeronaut. Many wild habitats Roughs 2 2 rM voM Erigone dentipalpis Armoured Money Spider T C C All manner of habitats Roughs 6 5 oM rM rM rM Floronia bucculenta 2-banded Linyphid Spider W C L Damp low veg in marsh, scrub, open woods Wetland 3 3 voF rJ voMF Gnathonarium dentatum Spoonbill-palped Money Spider W C/L C/L Lowland wetlands, inundation grassland Wetland 7 5 rM rF Gongylidium rufipes Orange & Yellow-legged MoneyW+ spider C/L C/L Trees, Bushes, undergrowth, wetlands etc Wood edge 1 Helophora insignis Chevron+flash Money Spider T C/L C/L Low veg in damp woodland Wood edge 2 2 voMF Hylyphantes graminicola Tooth-palped Money spider T L L Bushes + lower branches of trees Wood edge 1 1 voMF Linyphia hortensis Dark-headed Purple-backed LinyphidT SpiderC/L C Hedges, woodland, low plants Wood edge 1 1 r Linyphia triangularis Oakleaf-patterened Linyphid SpiderT C C Bushes and low vegetation Wood edge 7 6 fMF voMF r Lophomma punctatum Punctured Money Spider W C/L C/L Carr, bog, Phragmites reedbed Wetland 1 Maso sundevalli Cage-carrying Money Spider T C C/L Grassland, woods, damp litter Wood edge 1 1 rF Microlinyphia pusilla Brown spotted Linyphid Spider W C C Roughs, damp grassland Wetland 2 2 r o Microneta viaria Orange-legged Money Spider T C/L C/L Leaf litter in woods, hedges, grass, quarry Wood edge 1 Monocephalus fuscipes Yellow+ Brown Money Spider T C C/L Leaf litter in woods, heath, grass, quarry Wood edge 1 Neriene clathrata W-marked Linyphid Spider T C C Wide range in leaf litter and low veg Wood edge 2 2 oMF r Oedothorax gibbosus Brown Money Spider W C C/L Bogs, fens, wet meadows, marshes Wetland 4 4 rF oj? fMF Oedothorax sp 6 5 rJ oJ rJ Stemonyphantes lineatus Beaded Money Spider T C/L C/LGrassland, low veg tussocks, stones, gardens Roughs 1 1 Tallusia experta Fingered Money Spider W C/L L Carr, bog, fen, reeds, wet meadows Wetland 2 1 Tenuiphantes tenuis 10-spotted Linyphid Spider (was Lepthy..)T C C Low veg, moss, leaf litter, grassland, wetland Roughs 2 1 rM Tenuiphantes zimmermanni 10-spotted Linyphid Spider (was H+Lepthy..)C C Litter and logs in Woods. Heaths Wood edge 1 1 oF Tenuiphantes sp Linyphid Spider 1 Tmeticus affinis Orange & Grey Money Spider W NS VL Moss/grass in wet swamps Wetland 2 2 5 Harvestman species: Dicranopalpus ramosus Moroccan Fork-palped HarvestmanT A C Gardens, brownfield Roughs 4 4 rF oM Leiobunum rotundum Orange & Black Harvestman H+ C C Woods, hedges, rocks, gardens, heath Wood edge 1 1 oMF Oligolophus hanseni Dark-eyed Harvestman T C/L L Woodlands, Wooded gardens Wood edge 1 1 Oligolophus tridens Short-saddled Harvestman T C C Most habitats, woods, gardens, roughs Roughs 4 3 oMF vo Page 6 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Opilio parietinus Plain Long-legged Harvestman T A L Close to human habitation Roughs 1 1 14 Mite taxa: Eupelops sp Round-winged egg-shaped Mite T Taken with sucker on ground layer 2 2 o o Phthiracaridae Seed Mite T Taken with sucker on ground layer 1 1 r Uropodidae Domed Oval Amber Mite T Taken with sucker on ground layer 2 2 r r Camisiidae Three-lined fringed Beetle Mite T Taken with sucker on ground layer 3 3 r r Nanhermanniidae Punctured Oval Beetle Mite T Taken with sucker on ground layer 1 1 r Pachylaelapidae Spurred-leg Mite T Taken with sucker on ground layer 2 1 vo Parasitidae Hard Yellow Mite T Taken with sucker on ground layer 2 1 r Astigmatina Soft Mite W Taken with sucker on ground layer 1 1 r Galumnidae Forward-pointed-wing Mite T Taken with sucker on ground layer 1 1 Ceratoppia sp Horned Bulb Mite T Taken with sucker on ground layer 2 2 r r Euzetes globulus (nitens?) 1mm Large Helmet Mite T C C Taken with sucker on ground layer Roughs 1 1 r Damaeus sp Hairy-legged Mite T Taken with sucker on ground layer 1 1 r Hygrobates arenarius Netted Water Mite A ? NC Recent split from another species. Streams Wetland 1 Unionicola crassipes Square-plated Water Mite A ? NC Ditches to lakes Wetland 1 MICROCRUSTACEA: MICROCRUSTACEANS: 16 taxa 11 Acroperus harpae Spanner Water Flea A C/L VL Lakes & Ponds esp in Milfoil & Hornwort Wetland 1 Alona costata? (missing leg) Lined Water Flea A Still/slow flow areas with water plants Wetland 1 Ceriodaphnia quadrangula Smooth-narrow-foot Small-headedA WaterC/L Flea VL Acidic small, shallow, weedy pools. Wetland 1 1 r Chydorus cf latus Square Water Flea A VL Small + large waterbodes with veg Wetland 3 2 spDamaged o Chydorus ovalis Oval Water Flea A L VL Acid waterbodies/ peatlands Wetland 3 2 ?r vo Chydorus sphaericus Oval Water Flea A C VL Wide range of waterbodies;silt; veg Wetland 1 Ergasilus sp Parastic Copepod/ Gill Louse A Fish parasite Wetland 3 2 r Daphnia curvirostris Many-toothed Water Flea A L VL Small pools, temp streams, vegetated ponds Wetland 1 1 Eurycerus lamellatus Notch-footed Water Flea A C/L L Lakes and large ponds; slow rivers Wetland 3 2 o Pleuroxus sp A Wetland 1 1 rJ Scapholeberis mucronata Water-surface Water Flea A L L Large lakes, small ponds, springs. Wetland 2 2 o Sida crystallina Barbapapa Water Flea A L VL By shores of ponds, lakes with veg Wetland 3 3 r Cyclops spp Cyclopic Copepods A Standing waters/wet marshes Wetland 7 4 o o Cypria opthalmica Swimming Spotted Ostracod A C C Ponds, ditches, lakes Wetland 1 Cypridopsis vidua Small Banded Ostracod A C? C? Small ponds and ditches Wetland 2 1 o Page 7 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Herpetocypris reptans Large Marbled Seed Shrimp A C C Ponds Wetland 2 MALACOSTRACA : CRUSTACEANS: 8 species 7 Asellus aquaticus Common Hoglouse A C C Wide variety of waterbodies Wetland 10 5 o Proasellus meridianus Lesser Hoglouse A L C More often in leaf sludge ponds Wetland 3 1 o Crangonyx pseudogracilis American Freshwater Shrimp A A C Wide variety of waterbodies Wetland 8 5 f Gammarus pulex Freshwater Shrimp A C C Running water mostly/large waterbodies Wetland 8 5 o Oniscus asellus Common Shiny Woodlouse T C C All damp habitats, woods, logs, gardens Roughs 8 7 vo vo r Philoscia muscorum Common Striped Woodlouse (headT dot, lateralC bands)C Hedges, roughs, woods, gardens Roughs 3 2 Porcellio scaber Common Rough Woodlouse T C C Wide range, drier than Oniscus Roughs 6 5 r vo Trichoniscus provisorius agg Common Pigmy Woodlouse T C C Damp soil and deep leaf litter Roughs 1 MEGALOPTERA: LACEWINGS & SCORPION FLIES: 3 species 2 Chrysoperla carnea a Green Lacewing T C C Anywhere aphids found Wood edge 1 0 Panorpa communis Common Scorpion Fly T C C Hedges, nettles, well wooded areas Wood edge 1 1 rM Sialis lutaria Common Alderfly A+ C C Ponds with reedswamp and silt Wetland 1 1 EPHEMEROPTERA: MAYFLIES: 2 species 1 Caenis horaria Mayfly A+ C/L C/L A sorts of waterbodies/courses Wetland 1 0 Cloeon dipterum Pond Olive Mayfly adult A+ C C Ponds Wetland 3 1 r PLECOPTERA: STONEFLIES: 2 species 2 Nemoura cinerea Stonefly A+ C C/L Still or slow water with emergents Wetland 3 1 Nemurella pictetii Stonefly A+ C/L L Still or slow water with emergents Wetland 3 1 o TRICHOPTERA: CADDISFLIES: 9 taxa: 6 Anabolia nervosa Brown Sedge Caddis A+ C C Permanent ponds, lakes, rivers Wetland 3 1 Athripsodes atterimus a Brown Caddis A+ C C Ponds, lakes, slow rivers. Wetland 1 Glyphotaelius pellucidus Mottled Sedge Caddis A+ C C Still/slow water with fallen leaves Wetland 2 1 Limnephilus flavicornis Golden-horned Caddis (L flav gp)A+ C C Ponds Wetland 1 1 Limnephilus marmoratus Marbled Caddis (L fav gp) A+ C C Ponds Wetland 2 1 Limnephilus flavicornis group Caddis case (unidentifiable) A+ Ponds Wetland 4 2 fJ Limnephilus lunatus Crescent-moon Caddis A+ C C Streams, ponds, lakes, marshes Wetland 4 2 Limnephilus sp 8x3mm sand case A+ Wetland 1 Triaenodes bicolor Long-horned Brown Caddis A+ C L Permanent still/slow waterbodies Wetland 1 1 Plectrocnemia sp Caseless Caddis larva A+ Wetland 1 Page 8 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW ODONATA: DRAGONFLIES & DAMSELFLIES: 10 species 9 Aeshna cyanea Southern Hawker Dragonfly A+ C C Ponds + margins Wetland 3 2 A Aeshna grandis Brown Hawker Dragonfly A+ C/L C Ponds + margins Wetland 1 1 A Anax imperator Emperor Dragonfly A+ C C Deeper Ponds + margins Wetland 1 1 Exuvia Orthetrum cancellatum Black-tailed Skimmer A+ C C Ponds, gravel pits Wetland 1 1 rAF(previsit) Sympetrum danae Black Darter AH L L Heaths, moors, bogs. Sphagnum Wetland 2 2 AMF rAm Sympetrum striolatum Common Darter Dragonfly A+ C C Ponds + margins Wetland 1 1 Erythromma najas Red-eyed Damselfly A+ L L Deep ponds/slow rivers with Lilies Wetland 1 1 oJ Coenagrion puella Azure Damselfly A+ C C Ponds + margins Wetland 1 Ischneura elegans Blue-tailed Damselfly A+ C C Ponds + margins Wetland 3 2 oJ Pyrrhosoma nymphula Large Red Damselfly A+ C C Swampy ponds + margins Wetland 1 1 pJ HEMIPTERA: WATER BUGS: 18 species 17 Hebrus ruficeps Ruddy Sphagnum Bug H L VL Sphagnum rafts or lawns in bogs Wetland 2 2 fAJ vo Velia caprai Water Cricket A C C Mostly rivers/streams: little vegetation Wetland 1 Microvelia reticulata Lesser Water Cricket A C C Marshy margins of ponds Wetland 3 2 o Gerris argentatus Silver-edged Pond Skater A L VL Lake or pond, above neutral pH Wetland 3 3 1m Gerris lacustris Common Pond Skater A C C Lake, pond also river Wetland 3 2 rF Gerris lateralis Silver-spotted Pond Skater A L L Swampy ponds. Big sites Wetland 1 1 Hydrometra stagnorum Common Water Measurer A C C Permanent ponds Wetland 4 3 Microvelia reticulata Least Water Cricket A C C Permanent ponds Wetland 1 1 Callicorixa praeusta Black-footed Lesser Water BoatmanA C C Permanent ponds Wetland 2 1 Hesperocorixa sahlbergi Pale-patched Lesser Water BoatmanA C C Ponds and wet swamps Wetland 5 3 voMF r Sigara dorsalis Pale-shouldered Water Boatman A C C Permanent Ponds Wetland 2 2 Sigara scotti Scott's Lesser Water Boatman (notA fossarum)C/L VL Lakes, ponds, below neutral pH Wetland 1 1 Sigara semistriata 6-banded Lesser Water Boatman A L L Lakes, ponds, rivers below neutral pH Wetland 3 2 rF Notonecta glauca Common Backswimmer A C C Permanent ponds Wetland 2 2 o Plea minutissima Least Backswimmer A C/L L Permanent ponds Wetland 1 1 Ilyocoris cimicoides Saucer Bug A C/L C Permanent ponds Wetland 2 2 o Ranatra linearis Water Stick Insect A C/L L Permanent ponds Wetland 3 3 o Nepa cinerea Water Scorpion A C C Permanent and semi-permanent ponds Wetland 4 3 o Page 9 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW HEMIPTERA: LAND BUGS: 51 taxa 47 1 Shorebug species: Saldula saltatoria Common Shorebug W C/L C/L Pond and ditch margins. Predator. Wetland 1 4 Shieldbug species: Ealsmucha grisea Parent Shieldbug T C C Birch and Alder woodland Wood edge 1 1 Paloemena prasina Green Shieldbug T C C Trees and shrubs, inc gardens Wood edge 4 4 oJ voJ Picromerus bidens Spiked Shieldbug H+ C C/L Heaths, downs, flower-rich meadows Heaths 1 1 voA Rhacognathus punctatus Heather Shieldbug H C/L VL Heaths/Sphagnum eats Lochmaea beetles Heaths 1 1 rA 1 Lacebug species: Acalypta parvula Bulging-antennaed Moss LacebugT L VL Dry moss and dry grass on dry soil Roughs 1 1 r 4 Flower Bug species: Anthocoris nemoralis Banded Flower Bug T C/L C Deciduuous trees with insects Wood edge 1 Anthocoris nemorum 2-spotted all-shining Flower Bug T C C Lower vegetation with insects Roughs 4 3 vo o Orius majusculus Larger unhaired Flower Bug W L L Wetlands, grasslands, roughs Roughs 2 2 rM ?voF Orius vicinus Smaller unhaired Flower Bug T C VL Aphids and mites Roughs 2 1 ?rF 13 Plant Bug species: Bryocoris pteridis Fern Bug T C/L L Damp woodlands with ferns Wood edge 2 2 f Compsidolon salicellum Grey Yellow Bramble Bug T L VL Brambles, Hazel, Alder, Willow, Apple Wood edge 1 1 r Cyrtorhinus caricis Green & Brown Plant Bug W C/L VL Wetlands, sedges, rushes Wetlands 2 2 o vo Deraeocoris ruber Shining Orange/Black Plant Bug T C/L C esp Nettles Wood edge 1 1 r Heterotoma planicornis Huge-antennaed Grassbug T C/L C Trees, herbs, nettles, fruit, buds, insects Wood edge 1 1 r Liocoris tripustualtus Three-spotted Nettle Plant Bug T C C Nettles Wood edge 1 1 Monalocoris filicis Bracken Bug T C/L L Ferns Wood edge 5 4 vo rJ f Orthotylus ericetorum Heather Plant Bug H L L Heather Heaths 2 2 o o Orthotylus marginalis Dark Green Apple Capsid (greenT/W vein) C/L VL Willows Wetland 1 1 Plagiognathus arbustorum Olive Spotted-legged Grassbug T C C esp Nettles Wood edge 2 2 r Plagiognathus chrysanthemi Green Spotted-legged Grassbug T C/L L Grass & wastelands: Asteraceae Flower meadows 1 1 Stenodema calcarata 2-spurred Punctured Grassbug T C C Grass seeds Roughs 9 7 a f f o r Stenodema laevigata Unspurred Punctured Grassbug W C C Damp areas - grass seeds Wetland 3 2 a 8 Ground Bug species: Chilacis typhae Greater Reedmace Bug W C/L L Greater Reedmace. Swamps Wetland 1 1 Cymus claviculus Unpunctured-strip Ground Bug H+ L DryL meadows, sandy heaths. Toad Rush, Knot-grassRoughs 1 1 r Page 10 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Cymus melanocephalus Punctured Dark-scutellum GroundW Bug C L Damp areas trefoil, loosestrife, rush Wetland 3 3 r vo o Drymus sylvaticus V-marked Buff Ground Bug T C L Moss, grass, leaf litter Roughs 1 1 r Kleidocerys resedae Birch Catkin Bug H+ C C Birch Wood edge 4 4 o fJ fJ oJ Scolopostethus decoratus Heather Ground Bug H L L Heathland/ Heather Heaths 1 1 r Stygnocoris sabulosus Shiny Hairy Yellow-legged GroundH+ Bug C VL Dry habitats, sandy soils Heaths 1 1 o Trapezonotus dispar Sandy Ground Bug T VL VL Sandy soils. Ground layer. Woods. Heaths 1 1 rM 3 Damselbug species: Nabis ericetorum Heath Damselbug H L L Usually on Heather Heaths 3 2 o oJ Nabis ferus Hairy Grey Field Damselbug T C L Dry, grassy habitats Roughs 1 1 r Nabis limbatus (small-winged broad-edged) MarshW DamselbugC C Damp grassland/wet meadows Wetland 4 3 voF vo rM 4 Larger Leafhopper species: Cicadella viridis Large Green Leafhopper W C C Damp grasslands, marshes Wetland 4 4 oMF oM Cicadula quadrinota group Female 1 1 rF Conosanus obsoletus Part-winged Buff Leafhopper W C/L VL Damp habitats with rushes Wetland 1 1 r Stroggylocephalus livens(seen AJAS)Mottled Bog Leafhopper W NB NC Fens/Bogs Carex/Eriophorum Wetland 1 1 rM 7 Planthopper species: Cixius distinguendus (seen by AJAS)Forest Lacehopper T L NC(1929)Broad-leaf or Conifer forests/edges Wood edge 1 1 rM Cixius nervosus Damp Woodland Lacehopper T C/L NC Deciduous trees & shrubs Wood edge 1 Conomelus anceps Marsh Short-winged PlanthopperW C VL Damp areas/ Rushes Wetland 2 2 f o Javesella pellucida Stripe-faced Long-winged PlanthopperT C/L VL Enriched grasslands Roughs 1 1 rF Megamelodes quadrimaculatus Dark Brown Marsh Planthopper W L NC Grass in springs, mire, fen, wet meadow Wetland 1 1 MF Megamelus notula Banded Sedge Planthopper W L NC(pre 1960) Wetlands with sedges Wetland 1 1 oMF Ulopa reticulata Heather Planthopper H L VL Erica & Calluna Heathland Heaths 2 2 r r 2 Froghopper species: Aphrophora alni Large White-patched Froghopper T C L Wide range of trees /bushes Wetland 4 3 r o Neophilaenus lineatus Pale-edged rear-spotted FroghopperT C C Grassland Roughs 3 2 f 1 Jumping Plant Louse species: Aphalara cf polygoni Orange-blotched Jumping Plant LouseT Un VL Docks, Polygonum, conifers Wood edge 1 1 Barklouse species: Ectopsocus petersi More-spotted Barklouse T L L Shrub or tree dead foliage Wood edge 2 2 r vo 2+ Greenfly species: Caricosipha paniculatae Greater Tussock Sedge Aphid W ? NC Greater Tussock Sedge & other Carex Wetland 1 1 a Page 11 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Aphid spp Aphid (Misc) 3 3 vo vo LEPIDOPTERA: BUTTERFLIES & MOTHS: 6 taxa 5 2 Butterfly species: Pararge aegeria Speckled Wood Butterfly T C C Aphid honeydew; lays on tough grasses Wood edge 1 1 p Pieris brassicae Large White Butterfly T C C Eggs on Brassicas; Adult visits flowersFlower meadows 1 1 p 4+ Moth species: Noctudiae Moth caterpillar T 3 2 rJ Coleophora sp cased micromoth caterpillar T 1 Geometridae Looper moth caterpillar T 1 1 voJ Thumatha senex Round-winged Muslin caterpillarW C/L L Reedbed tussocks, sedges, moss, lichen Wetland 1 1 rJ COLEOPTERA: BEETLES: 102 taxa 42 Water Beetle species: 34 Gyrinus marinus Common Lake Whirligig Beetle A C/L C/L Large ponds/ lakes Wetland 2 2 fM Colymbetes fuscus Larger Diving Beetle A C C Permanent ponds Wetland 1 Agabus bipustulatus Common Black Diving Beetle A C C Permanent ponds Wetland 3 2 r vo Agabus paludosus Brown Stream Diving Beetle A C C/L Slow running water, often watercress, fens Wetland 4 1 Agabus sturmii Common Brown Pond Diving BeetleA C C Permanent ponds Wetland 1 1 rF Ilybius fenestratus (seen by GNF)Narrow-winged Diving Beetle A C/L L Lakes, large ponds, canals Wetland 2 2 Ilybius guttiger Black Fen Diving Beetle A C/L C/L Fens, floating mats, marshy ponds Wetland 1 1 Rhantus suturalis Gold-speckled Diving Beetle A C/L L Wide variety of ponds Wetland 2 2 rM Noterus clavicornis Boat-shaped Small Diving BeetleA C C Permanent Ponds Wetland 3 3 r Noterus crassicornis Smllr Boat-shaped Small Diving BeetleA NS L Base-rich lakes, ponds, grazing ditches Wetland 1 1 Hydroporus angustatus Ruddy Small Diving Beetle A C C Permanent Ponds Wetland 1 Hydroporus erythrocephalus Dotted-nosed Small Diving BeetleA C C Ponds, often poorly vegetated. Wetland 1 1 r Hydroporus gyllenhalii Shiny-brown Small Diving BeetleA C C/L Acid, peaty ponds, pools Wetland 2 2 f o Hydroporus incognitus Dull 4-barred Small Diving BeetleA C C Shaded pools with dead leaves Wetland 3 1 r Hydroporus memnonius Broad-flat Small Divibg beetle A C C Marshy edges, woodland pools Wetland 2 2 r Hydroporus neglectus Toothed Small Brown Diving BeetleA NS C/L Shallow water over Sphagnum, peat, leaves Wetland 1 1 Hydroporus palustris Black & Gold Small Diving BeetleA C C Ponds Wetland 1 Hydroporus planus Common Small Brown Diving BeetleA C C Ponds and marshy pools Wetland 2 1 r Hydroporus tristis Tiny Brown Diving Beetle A C/L C/L Sphagnum peat bogs/spring fens Wetland 2 2 voF r Hygrotus inaequalis Striped Oval Diving Beetle A C C Permanent Ponds Wetland 1 1 Page 12 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Hygrotus impressopunctatus Gold-striped Brown Diving BeetleA C C Permanent Ponds Wetland 1 Hyphydrus ovatus Orange Egg-shaped Diving BeetleA C C Permanent Ponds Wetland 2 1 r Laccophilus minutus Quiet Khaki Diving Beetle A C C Permanent Ponds Wetland 1 1 r Anacaena globulus Brown Domed Scavenger Beetle W C C Pond & stream edges, woodland pools Wetland 1 1 r Anacaena limbata Brown Domed Scavenger Beetle W C C Well-vegetated marshes / pond edges Wetland 3 2 f Cercyon convexiusculus Black Domed Scavenger Beetle W C C Tussocks, leaf litter in fens/marshy ponds Wetland 1 1 r Cercyon sp (broken) Not convexiusculus W Marshes / pond edges Wetland 1 1 Enochrus affinis Pale-eyed Scavenger Beetle W C/L VL Sphagnum rafts, grassy pools Wetland 2 2 r 2M Enochrus coarctatus Centrally-striped Scavenger BeetleW C C Fen marshes / pond & ditch edges Wetland 1 1 rF Enochrus testaceus Dark-tipped Scavenger Beetle W C/L C Fen veg in ponds, lakes, ditches Wetland 2 2 rF Helophorus grandis Large-toothed Greater Scavenger WBeetle C C Marshes / pond edges Wetland 1 Helophorus obscurus Pale Brown Scavenger Beetle W C C/L Muddy habitats pH 7 and above Wetland 1 Hydrobius fuscipes agg Common Black-domed ScavengerW BeetleC C Marshes / pond edges Wetland 3 1 Laccobius minutus Small Grey-domed Scavenger BeetleW C/L C/L Ponds/drains with veg and bare areas Wetland 1 1 Megasternum concinnum Notch-legged Red Scavenger BeetleW+ C C Rotting veg in tussocks, hay, marshes Wetland 1 1 Hydraena cf riparia Small Red Moss Beetle W C C/L Marshes / pond edges Wetland 1 1 rF Limnebius truncatellus Short-ended Moss Beetle W C L All types of marsh/marshy streams Wetland 1 Cyphon coarctatus Large Brown Ridged Marsh BeetleW C C Marshes / pond edges Wetland 1 1 oMF Cyphon hilaris Mid-streaked Marsh Beetle W C/L C Sphagnum/ Marshes / pond edges Wetland 5 4 o oM rF aFM Cyphon ochraceus Orange Marsh Beetle W C/L L Sphagnum/ Marshes / pond edges Wetland 2 2 rM Cyphon variabilis Large Yellow Marsh Beetle W C C Marshes / pond edges Wetland 1 Scirtes hemisphaericus Oval Jumping Black Marsh BeetleW C/L L Marshes / pond edges Wetland 2 2 o f Scirtidae larvae A+ Marshes / pond edges Wetland 4 2 12 Leaf & Flea Beetle species: 49 Agelastica alni Alder Leaf Beetle W NR C English Alder & Grey Alder Wetland 2 2 Aphthona nonstriata Iris Flea Beetle W C C Iris: Ponds, marshes, ditches Wetland 1 1 r Chaetocnema picipes Greenish black keeled Flea BeetleT (ant darkL above)VL Docks, Oraches, Atriplex spp Roughs 1 1 r Crepidodera aurata Red & Gold Willow Flea Beetle W C/L L Willows Wetland 1 1 r Cryptocephalus labiatus Yellow-legged Black Flea Beetle T C/L L Trees and shrubs Wood edge 1 1 r Galerucella lineola Brown Willow Beetle W+ C/L C Alder, Hazel, Willows Wetland 1 1 Luperus longicornis Yellow-legged Black Leaf BeetleW+ C/L L Young bushes + trees mainly damp habitat Wetland 1 1 rF Neocrepidodera transversa Large Orange Wheat Flea Beetle T C C/L Various plants in many habitats Roughs 1 1 o Page 13 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Oulema melanopus Grain Leaf Beetle T L C Cultivated & wild grasses Roughs 2 1 r Phaedon armoricae Brooklime Blue Leaf Beetle W C C Water plants Wetland 1 Plagiodera versicolora Imported Willow Leaf Beetle W+ C/L VL Willows Wetland 1 1 r Prasocuris phellandrii Yellow-striped Blue Leaf Beetle W C/L C Range of wetland plants Wetland 2 2 r 4 Ladybird species: Anisosticta 19-punctata Water Ladybird W C/L C Eats wetland aphids; overwinters tall veg Wetland 3 3 f oAJ Chilocorus renipustulatus Kidney-spot Ladybird T C C Deciduous woods, trees, thistles, nettles. Wood edge 1 1 rJ Harmonia axyridis Harlequin Ladybird (red or black)T A C Aphids. Trees, scrub, grass, marsh. Any 2 1 o Propylea 14-punctata 14 Spot Yellow Ladybird T C C Tall vegetation,trees, overwinters Wood edge 3 2 f r 1 Soldier Beetle species: Rhagonycha fulva Black-tipped Red Soldier Beetle T C C Umbellifers. Pollen + predatory Roughs 2 1 o 8 Ground Beetle species: Acupalpus dubius/exiguus Lost sample W C/NB CL/VL Damp habitats near water Wetland 1 1 r Agonum thoreyi Furrowed-tarsi Marsh Ground BeetleW C L Marshes, fens, reedbeds Wetland 2 2 o Bradycellus ruficollis Small Angle-cornered Ground BeetleH C L Well-draining Calluna heaths & moors Heaths 1 1 r Loricera pilicornis Hair-trap Ground Beetle T C C Grass, woods, arable, gardens, & by water Any 1 Paranchus albipes Pale-legged Ground Beetle W C C Margins of fresh water Wetland 1 Philorhizus melanocephalus Yellow Philorhizus W C/L C/L Drier parts of Sedge, Reed, Marram Wetland 1 1 vo Pterostichus nigrita Mitten Blackclock GB W C C Damp lowlands, near water Wetland 1 Pterostichus strenuus Rough-chested Blackclock GB T C C Most habitats esp grassland Roughs 1 1 r 18 Rove Beetle taxa: Stenus bifoveolatus Camphor Beetle W C/L C Range of wetlands, low & tall veg Wetland 2 1 Stenus cicindeloides Shining Camphor Beetle W C C Wet grassland esp Juncus and others Wetland 1 1 r Stenus flavipes Yellow-legged Camphor Beetle W C/L VL Riversides, mires, peatlands Wetland 5 4 vo vo r Stenus impressus Spurred Camphor Beetle W C L Woods, dunes, marshes, mountains Wetland 1 1 oMF Stenus juno Hairy-chested Black Camphor BeetleW C C/L Wetlands of many kinds Wetland 1 1 Stenus latifrons Camphor Beetle W C VL Lake margins, fens, swamps Wetland 2 1 o Stenus nitidisculus Uneven-elytrad Camphor Beetle W C/L L Moss, peat, Iris, Juncus, wet pasture Wetland 1 1 oMF Acrotrichis sp Feather-wing Rove Beetle (1mm)T/W Taken in ground vegetation 1 Aleocharinae - various Brown Rove Beetles (various) W Wetland 1 Alianta incana (Clive WashingtonGranulated ID) abdomen Rove BeetleW C/L VL Typha/Reedbeds Wetland 2 Atheta sp? Rove Beetle (unknown) W Wetland 2 1 ?r Page 14 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Anotylus rugosus Ridged Rove Beetle W C C Damp veg litter, esp marshes Wetland 1 Atrecus affinis Orange & Brown Rove Beetle T C/L L Under bark/decaying wood Wood edge 1 1 r Brachygluta fossulata Stumpy Rove Beetle T C/L L Moss & tussocks in woods, banks Wood edge 1 1 vo Hygronoma dimidiata Yellow+brown-winged Rove BeetleW C/L VL Margins of rivers, ponds, reeds, peat Wetland 2 2 r r Lathrobium terminatum Yellow-flash Rove Beetle W C/L VL Wet mire and marsh Wetland 1 1 rF Quedius molochinus Red-winged Black Rove Beetle T C/L L Leaf litter on damp soils Roughs 1 1 rF Tachyporus hypnorum Bi-coloured-pronotum Yellow &W+ Black RoveC BeetleC Leaf litter, rotting grass, moss, soil surface Wetland 1 1 r 6 Weevil species: Betulapion similie Bearded Birch Apion Weevil T L L Birch trees Wood edge 2 2 r r Drupenatus nasturtii Green Watercress Weevil W NB VL Watercress and nearny tussocks, moss Wetland 1 Micrelus ericae Small Heather Weevil H L L Heather Heaths 2 2 f vo Sitona obsoletus (lepidus) 6-spotted Cinnamon Sitona WeevilT C/L VL Trifolium Clovers Flower meadows 2 2 r r Stenopelmus rufinasus Water Fern Weevil A A VL Water Fern/ any wetlands Wetland 3 2 vo r Tachyerges stigma White-scutellumed Black Flea WeevilW+ L VL Birch, Willow (Alder, Hazel) Wood edge 1 1 r 11 Other Beetle species: Anthocomus rufus Red and Black Beetle W C/L L Wetter areas around reedbeds & margins. Wetland 3 3 f f p Brachypterus urticae Pale-legged Short-winged Nettle PollenT BeetleC C Nettle flowers & buds Wood edge 1 1 Cartodere bifasciata Spotted Cartodere latrid T A L Fungi. Compost, leaf litter, logs. Wood edge 1 1 r Corticarina minuta (fuscula) Round-pronotum Latrid (1.5 to 1.8mm),T headC pronL dark. A9Fungi. long. Compost, leaf litter, logs. Wood edge 2 2 r vo Lagria hirta Yellow and Black Bristly Beetle T C/L C Larvae in ground layer; adults on flowersFlower meadows 2 2 Meligethes aeneus Green-hued Simple-femured PollenT BeetleC C Brassicas; Yellow flowers, esp Oil Seed RapeFlower meadows 1 Nimbus (Aphodius) contaminatusDung Beetle T C/L L Cattle & Sheep Dung. Pollen? Roughs 1 1 r Oedemera lurida Small False Blister Beetle (purple/green)T C/L C Open areas with pollen, dead stems Roughs 1 1 rF Psammoecus bipunctatus 2-spot Sylvandid Beetle W C/L L Fens, marsh on reeds & under litter Wetland 2 1 r Salpingus planirostris Pale-noed Narrow Bark Beetle T C/L L Bark, rotten wood. Fungus/arthropods Wood edge 1 1 Stilbus testaceus Ruddy Shining Flower Beetle T C L Flowers, esp yellow Flower meadows 1 DIPTERA: TRUE FLIES: 94 taxa: 82 12 Hoverfly taxa: Episyrphus balteatus Marmalade Hoverfly T C C All habitats, larvae eat aphids Flower meadows 1 1 r Anasimyia sp Rat-tailed Maggot A+ Wetland 1 1 Hoverfly Rat-tailed Maggot (poss above) A+ Wetland 1 Melanostoma mellinum Narrowly-dusted Orange-clubbedW+ HoverflyC C Grasslands esp moorland flushes Wetland 2 2 oMF rM Page 15 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Melanostoma scalare Broadly-dusted Orange-clubbed HoverflyT C C Grassland, scrub, wood rides. Wood edge 3 2 aMF rF Meliscaeva auricollis Spotted Meliscaeva Hoverfly T C/L L Woodlands, trees, aphids, pollen, herbs Wood edge 1 1 rM Platycheirus albimanus Common Silver-spotted Hoverfly T C C Wood edge, hedge, gardens. Aphids Wood edge 1 1 rM Platycheirus clypeatus Round-pitted Orange-spot HoverflyW+ C C Dry grass, wet meadows, fens Wetland 1 1 voF Platycheirus occultus Oblique-spotted Hoverfly W L L Lowland wetlands, fens, valley mires Wetland 1 Platycheirus peltatus Broad Orange-spotted Hoverfly T C/L C Meadows, rides, open scrub, clearings Wood edge 1 1 rF Platycheirus scutatus group Orange spotted Hoverfly female T Wood edge 1 Platycheirus cf amplus/nielseni Orange spotted Hoverfly female W Wetland 1 1 rF Sphaerophoria philanthus Broad-lobed Shaerophora HoverflyH C/L L Heaths, moors, heathy woods Heaths 1 1 oMF Sphaerophoria (females) T Larvae eat Aphids Heaths 1 2 Soldierfly & allies species: Rhagio lineola Small Fleck-winged Snipefly T C C/L Wood margins, hedges, bushes Wood edge 1 Stratiomys sp Aquatic larva A+ Wetlands Wetland 1 12 Cranefly taxa: Achyrolimonia decemmaculata 10-spot Cranefly W C/L VL Damp ground, wetlands, wet woods Wetland 1 1 Dicranophragma nemorale (Neolimnomyia)Grey-sided Dicranophragma CraneflyH+ C C/L Moorland, lowland, wood edge Heath 1 1 Euphylidorea meigenii Large Dark Cranefly W C/L L Bogs and moorlands Wetland 1 1 rM Molophilus appendiculatus Small Orange Cranefly W C C/L Acid bog/wet calcareous woods Wetland 1 1 Neolimonia dumetorum Spot-winged Banded Cranefly C C L Woodlands with dead wood Wood edge 1 1 r Ormosia sp 5-lobed aquatic larvae A+ Wetland 3 1 Pedicia sp Hairy-tailed aquatic larvae A+ Mostly woodland streams Wetland 1 Phylidorea ferruginea Green-eyed Orange Cranefly W C C/L Wet carr Wetland 1 1 rM Phylidorea squalens from larva A+ C/L L Wet Sphagnum pools/ schwingmoor Wetland 1 1 Prionocera turcica Yellow-nosed Cranefly adult+ larvaA+ C/L C/L Bog, wet heath, marsh Wetland 5 3 fM voM oJ Ptychoptera sp A+ Wetland 1 1 Tipula luteipennis Grey-winged Cranefly W C/L L Wet ground with rushes Wetland 1 1 Tipulidae Pupa (undeterminable) A+ 1 1 22 other Nematocera taxa: Dilophus febrilis Smoky-winged Fever-fly T C/L C Low vegetation Roughs 2 1 fF Aedes annulipes Mosquito A+ C/L C Open/part shaded swamps/ pools Wetland 2 2 rM Culex pipiens Mosquito A+ C/L C Wetlands and water butts Wetland 2 1 fMF Culiseta cf annulata Mosquito A+ C/L C Wetlands and water butts Wetland 1 Page 16 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Culiseta morsitans Long-siphoned Mosquito A+ C/L L Pools, ponds, ditches Wetland 1 1 Culiseta sp Mosquito A+ Wetland 2 1 Ochlerotatus (aedes) punctor Mosquito A+ C/L C Temporary waters, often acid, woods Wetland 3 2 fMF rF Culicidae Mosquito A+ Wetlands and water butts Wetland 2 2 oJ oJ Ceratopogonidae Biting Midges A+ Wetlands Wetland 1 1 r Chironomidae (large) Non-biting Midges A+ Ponds/ditches Wetland 6 5 oA oA p r (pupa) Chironomidae (tiny) Non-biting Midges A+ Ponds/ditches Wetland 5 4 aA oA p o Chironomidae Non-biting Midges (bloodworm)A+ Wetlands Wetland 7 4 rJ Tanypodinae Non-biting Midge (Narrow Head)A+ Wetlands Wetland 2 1 Tanypodinae Non-biting Midge (Wide Head) A+ Wetlands Wetland 1 Tanytarsini Non-biting Midge A+ Ponds and streams Wetland 1 Sciara hemerobioides Yellow-sided Black Fungus Gnat T L CCompost, fungi. Nectare. Woods, hedges, moorsWood edge 1 1 oMF Sciaridae Black Fungus Gnats W+ Mainly wet habitats. Multi-strategy 3 2 o r Sylvicola punctatus Spotted Window Gnat T C/L C Associated with cattle dung 1 1 rM Cecidomyiidae Gall Midges (3 main groups exist)T Rotting organics; galls/mines; predatory 1 1 r Iteomyia major Grouped-leaf-blade Gall Midge (fromW gall)C C On Willow (Crack) Wetland 1 Dixella aestivalis Meniscus Midge A+ C C Standing water, drains, near trees Wetland 2 2 r Dixella amphibia Meniscus Midge A+ C/L L Swamp, carr, fen, bogs, ditches, ponds Wetland 1 1 Dixella autumnalis Meniscus Midge A+ C/L L Swamps at the edges of wetlands Wetland 1 1 Dixidae Unidentified larvae A+ Wetland 3 1 p Psychodidae Moth Flies A+ Larvae in water; damp woods, marshes Wetland 1 1 12 other Brachycera Fly taxa: Tetanocera ferruginea Common Buff Snail-killing Fly W C/L C/L Wetlands avoiding acid sites Wetland 1 1 rM Gymnopternus (Hercostomus) aerosusGreen Long-legged Fly H+ C/L C/L Woodlands, wooded heath Wood edge 2 2 fMF rM Dolichopidae Long-legged Flies (females only found) 1 1 2spF Chelipoda albiseta Long-legged Dance Fly W Un VL Records from fens, mosses, heaths Wetland 1 1 rF Hybos culiciformis Black Thick-legged Dance Fly T C C Hedgerows & woodland edge Wood edge 1 1 r Leptopeza borealis Small dark Dance Fly W Un VL Boggy conditions. Shade. Predators Wetland 1 1 rF Ocydromia glabricula Yellow Black Thorax Dance Fly T C C Damp or shady places. Larvae in dung Wood edge 1 1 rM Platypalpus biapicalis? Rare Dance Fly (unconfirmed) ? Un NC ? ? 1 Lonchoptera lutea Yellow Spear-winged Fly T C C Leaf litter; nectar; open habitats Roughs 2 1 oF Page 17 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Beckerina umbrimargo Scuttle Fly ? L NC Lowlands. Ecology unknown. ? 1 1 r Chaetopleurophora erythronota Scuttle Fly W L NC Reedbed. Poss larvae in snails Wetland 1 1 r Phoridae (not above) Scuttle Flies T Multiple strategies 1 1 r 24 Acalypterate Fly taxa: Meiosimyza decipiens Dark-palped Yellow Lauxanid FlyT/W C/L C/L Wetland, calc grassland, woodland Wetland 1 1 Meiosimyza platycephala Larger all-yellow Lauxanid T C/L L Woodland Wood edge 1 1 r Sapromyza halidayi (Calliopum tuberculosum)Plain Yellow Lauxanid T C/L C/L Feeds in leaf litter Wood edge 1 1 Sapromyza sexpunctata Yellow 6-spot Lauxanid Fly T C/L C/L Grassland Roughs 1 1 r Anomoia purmunda Spectacled Picture-winged Fly T C/L C Eggs and larvae on Hawthorn fruits Wood edge 1 1 r Dioxyna bidentis Long-lipped Picture-winged Fly W NN VL On Bidens in marshes, watersides Wetland 1 1 r Opomyza florum Four-spot Yellow Cereal Fly T C/L C Grasslands, woods, cereal fields Roughs 5 4 f vo f Opomyza germinationis Marked-wing Spotted Red Cereal TFly C C Moist habitats, grass, leaf litter Roughs 4 3 r o Opomyza petrei Marked-wing Striped Red Cereal TFly C C Unmanaged grassland, roughs, wastes Roughs 2 2 f o Tephritis formosa Sow Thistle Gall Fly T C/L L Sow-thistle, Catsear, Hawkbit. RoughsFlower meadows 1 1 r Tephritis leontodontis Hawkbit Gall Fly T L VL Hawkbits. Roughs Flower meadows 1 1 vo Tephritis neesii Oxeye Daisy Gall Fly T C/L L Oxeye Daisy. Roughs Flower meadows 2 1 rM Phytomyza cf ilicis Holly Leaf Miner Agromyzid Fly T(from mine)C C Holly Wood edge 1 1 Sepsis cynipsea Ensign Fly with two humps on tibiaT C C Tall veg. Larvae in cow dung Roughs 3 2 voMF spF Sepsis flavimana Ensign Fly with narrowed tibia T C/L C Tall veg. Larvae in cow dung Roughs 1 1 oM Sepsis fulgens Ensign Fly with two-spined prominenceT C C Tall herb. Larvae in dung Roughs 2 1 rM Sepsis orthocnemis Ensign Fly with fore group of twoT spinesC/L C Tall herb. Larvae in cow dung Roughs 2 1 oM Chloropidae Triangular-head mark minute yellowT and brown flies Multiple strategies 3 3 p p p Drosophilidae Fruit Flies T 3 2 p p Limnellia surturi Shore Fly W Un VL Wetland Wetland 1 1 rM Scatella sp Shore Fly W Wetland Wetland 1 1 rF Thaumatomyia notata/trifasciata?Yellow Swarming Grass Fly (Chloropidae)T C/L C/L Permanent grasslands Roughs 1 1 rM Sphaeroceridae Lesser Dung Fly T Larvae in rotting organics Roughs 2 2 p p Copromyza (similis) nigrina M-headed Lesser Dung Fly T C C Mammal dung, burrows/setts Wood edge 1 1 r 10 Calypterate Fly taxa: Cordilura ciliata Reedbed Black Dung Fly W C/L VL Sedge + Phragmites Reed Wetland 3 2 rF rF Scathophaga stercoraria Yellow Dung Fly T C C Cow pats, pollen, predators Flower meadows 2 1 a Fannidae Lesser House Flies T Rotting organics; Esp in or near woods 1 1 p Page 18 of 40 NMP NMM NME WSM NWB WWW Muscidae House Flies T Multiple strategies 1 1 p Musca autumnalis Face Fly T C L Cattle, flowers, larvae in cattle dung Flower meadows 1 Lucilia silvarum Marsh Greenbottle W+ L L Dung, wounds, carrion, Toad parasite Wetland 1 1 voMF Pollenia angustigena Golden-haired-femur Cluster Fly T C L Larvae attack earthworms Roughs 1 1 o Pollenia pediculata Tufted Cluster Fly T C C/L Larvae attack earthworms Roughs 1 1 r Pollenia rudis Black-haired-femur Cluster Fly T C C Larvae attack earthworms Roughs 2 2 oMF o Sarcophagidae Flesh Flies T Larvae many strategies Roughs 1 1 r THYSANOPTERA: THUNDERFLIES: 1 taxa: 1 Thrip Brown (winged) Thrip T ? ? Flowers/grasses Flower meadows 3 2 r COLLEMBOLA: SPRINGTAILS: 16 species: 12 Allacma fusca Large Brown Squat Springtail T C L Surface debris, low vegetation Roughs 2 2 r Dicyrtomina ornata Patterned Squat Springtail T C/L L Surface debris, low vegetation Roughs 2 1 r Dicyrtomina saundersi Blue-masted Yellow Squat SprintailT C/L L Surface debris, low vegetation Roughs 1 Heterosminthurus bilineatus Least Banded Squat Springtail T C/L L Damp surface debris, low vegetation Roughs 3 3 r f o Sminthurides aquaticus Yellow Squat Water Springtail A C L Ponds with vegetation Wetland 2 1 Isotomurus gramineus (prasinus)Greenish Springtail W L L Wet habitats Wetland 1 1 r? Isotomurus plumosus Banded Springtail W L L Wet habitats Wetland 3 2 vo vo Isotoma riparia 1-striped Springtail W C? L Wetlands, Flood debris etc Wetland 1 Isotoma viridis Green Springtail W C C Wetland 1 Lepidocyrtus curvicollis Yellow Humped Springtail T C L Surface debris, low vegetation Roughs 1 1 f Orchesella cincta Dark-headed Patterned SpringtailT C L Surface debris, low vegetation roughs 2 1 spJ Entomobrya albocincta Dark Ento Springtail T C L Under bark/dead wood Wood edge 1 1 r Entomobrya nivalis Two-lined Patterned Springtail T C/L L Surface debris, low vegetation Roughs 1 1 Entomobyra sp Immature/broken sample 1 Pogonognathellus longicornis Coil-antennaed Yellow SpringtailT C L Surface debris, low vegetation, marsh, garden Wetland 6 4 f o o r Tomocerus minor Trident Brown Springtail T C L Surface debris, low vegetation, marsh, garden Wetland 5 4 r vo Podura aquatica Blue Water Springtail A C L Ponds with vegetation Wetland 1 3-spined Stickleback 4 2 Frog Spawn 2 Toad Spawn 1 Common Lizard 1 1 p Coot 1 Page 19 of 40 Habitat: Column C uses A for Aquatic, W for Wetland, H for Heathland, H+ for Heathland and other habitats, T for Terrestrial Habitats. Column F shows habitat requirements per literature. Simplified for management in Column G. Columns H, I, AD show the number of samples in which the taxa was detected.

The official scarcity status is given in Column D: RDB 1 – species appear in the Red Data Book and are categorised as endangered; RDB 2 – species appear in the Red Data Book and are categorised as vulnerable; RDB 3 or NR – species appear in the Red Data Book and are categorised as rare; RDB K – species appear in the Red Data Book but the status is unknown, although they are thought to be rare; pRDB 1 – species are likely to appear in the Red Data Book and be categorised as endangered; pRDB 2 – species are likely to appear in the Red Data Book and be categorised as vulnerable; pRDB 3 – species are likely to appear in the Red Data Book and be categorised as rare; NN/NS – species are nationally notable and have been recorded in 16-100 ten kilometre squares in Great Britain. NA – species are nationally scace and have been recorded in 16 – 30 ten kilometre squares in Great Britain; NB – species are nationally scarce and have been recorded in 31 – 100 ten kilometre squares in Great Britain Un - literature states/shows uncommon but no status assigned. L - Local (species with scattered or clumped records or on very secific habitats) C - Common A - Alien species Cheshire Status is given in Column E: NC - Notable in County of (Greater) Cheshire. The only record found, or other records ar very old (year given) NC* means there are other unpublished records held by Dave Bentley VL in Cheshire mean 8 or fewer other Cheshire sites found in data search L - Local (species with scattered or clumped records or on very secific habitats) C- Common Page 20 of 40 Grid references: Norley Moss Pools SJ 5520 7198 Beavers Brook SJ 5472 7229 Norley Moss Moor SJ 5522 7203 Beavers Pond SJ 5478 7231 Norley mere edge SJ 5524 7207 Beaver Glade SJ 5471 7224 West side mix Hatchmere SJ 5520 7214 Beaver West Ditch A (N) SJ 5461 7236 NW bay Hatchmere SJ 5521 7214 Beaver West Ditch B SJ 5463 7231 West wet wood Hatchmere SJ 5519 7215 Beaver West Ditch C SJ 5464 7227 West seepage Hatchmere SJ 5509 7223 Beavers West Ditch D (S) SJ 5467 7220 Crassula pool Hatchmere SJ 5497 7235 North inflow stream Hatchmere SJ 5500 7234 North side swamp Hatchmere SJ 5523 7228 Boardwalk (main) SE HatchmereSJ 5539 7207 Swim entry Hatchmere SJ 5540 7216 East side Hatchmere SJ 5536 7230 Sewage Outlet Hatchmere SJ 5536 7224 NE Marsh Hatchmere SJ 5531 7229 HATCHMERE AND BEAVERS INVERTEBRATE SURVEY 2019-2020 Page 21 of 40 A9,30,16,28 A37 Western ditch in 4 wet areas N to S DAVE BENTLEY ECOLOGY SERVICES 527 550 535 523 A16 A23 X A8 A8 A25,42 A13,34 534 None A11 A7 A19 Beavers is not in the SSSI. Other samples are from the SSSI Broad Eng/W Chesh West Crassula North North Board Swim Mere Sewage North BeaversBeaversBeaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Methods include direct observation, butterfly net, canvas bag, beating,Habi- Sta- Sta- Seepage Pool Inflow Side Walk Entry East Outlet East Brook Pond Glade West West West West shaking, hand-searching, pond net. tat tus tus Stream Swamp Mere Side Marsh Beaver Ditch A NthDitch BDitch CDitc DSth Explanatory notes at foot of table 28thMar28thMar8thAug 8thAug 2ndOct 2ndOct 2ndOct 2ndOct 2ndOct count 28thMar28thMar8thAug28thMar28thMar28thMar28thMar Codes in columns f = frequent, o = occasional, r = rare, v = very, l = locally 2020 2020 2019 2019 2019 2019 2019 2019 2019 2020 2021 2019 2020 2020 2020 2020 p = present. A = adult, J = juvenile, F = Female, M = Male. Explanatory notes at foot12 of table.9 37 24 80 39 5 2 46 192 58 80 56 0 26 7 12 SIMPLE ANIMALS: : 3 taxa 2 Carchesium Branched Colonial Bell AnimaculeA C 1 p Hydra sp Brown Hydra A C? r 1 p Accella sp? Shelled Amoeba? A C? 0 LUMBRICIDAE: EARTHWORM : 3 species 1 Dendrobaena octaedra Octagonal-tailed Worm T C/L NC* o 0 Eiseniella tetraedra Square-tailed Worm W C C r r 0 Lumbriculus variegatus Oligochate Worm W C C o o 1 r HIRUDINEA: LEECHES: 5 species 2 Erpobdella octoculata Swimming Leech A C C o 0 Glossiphonia complanata Mollusc Leech A C C p 1 o Helobdella stagnalis Two-eyed White Leech A C C 1 rJ Hemiclepsis marginata Dumbell Leech A L L r p 0 Theromyzon tessultatum Duck Leech A C C o p 0 TRICLADIDA: FLATWORMS: 2 species 1 Girardia (Dugesia) tigrina Tiger Flatworm A A L o p 0 Polycelis nigra Black Flatworm A C C r 3 oM rM r MOLLUSCA: SNAILS, MUSSELS & SLUGS: 35 species 14 Aegopinella nitidula Smooth Glass Snail T C C r Cepaea nemoralis Brown-lipped Banded Snail T C C 1 p Cepaea sp oJ Cochlicopa cf lubrica Slippery Moss Snail T C C/L 1 rJ Cornu aspersum Garden Snail T A C p Hygromia cinctella Girdled Snail T A L vo Trochulus hispida Hairy Snail T C C rJ? 1 r Page 22 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Trochulus striolatus Strawberry Snail T C C o Oxyloma elegans Pfeiffer's Amber Snail W C C o 2 r o Acroloxus lacustris Lake Limpet A C C 1 o Bithynia tentaculata Operculate Snail A C C f Potamopyrgus antipodarum Jenkin's Spire-snail A A C f r 1 o Anisus vortex Whirlpool Ramshorn A C C 1 vo Gyraulus albus White Ramshorm A C C o Planorbarius corneus Great Ramshorn A C C f f Planorbis carinatus Keeled Ramshorn A C C f Galba truncatula Dwarf Pond Snail W C C 2 r vo Physa fontinalis Common Bladder Snail A C C r 1 o Physella acuta American Bladder Snail A A C f Radix auricularia Ear-pond Snail A C/L C/L o Lymnaea stagnalis Great Pond Snail A C C o p Radix peregra Wandering Snail A C C o Stagnicola palustris Marsh Snail A C C p o p Musculium lacustre Lake Orb Mussel A C C o Sphaerium corneum Horny Orb Mussel A C C o Pisidium nitidum Poreless Pea Mussel A C C 1 f Pisidium obtusale Small-knobbed Pea Mussel A C C f 1 f Pisidium personatum Calloused Pea Mussel A C C 1 f Pisidium pulchellum Rough Clavate Pea Mussel A C/L L o f r vo Pisidium subtruncatum (Euglesa Short-endedsubtruncata) River Pea Mussel A C L 1 f Arion flagellus Green-soled Slug T C C p o Arion subfuscus Yellow-slimed Dusky Slug T C C 1 p Deroceras reticulatum Netted Field Slug T C C p Deroceras invadens Tramp Slug (pale pore) T A C p3 Deroceras laeve Marsh Slug W C C r p Tandonia budapestensis Budapest Keeled Slug T A C p HYMENOPTERA: BEES, WASPS, ANTS, SAWFLIES: 12 taxa 4 3 Ant species: Lasius niger Common Hairy-faced Black Ant T C C/L Page 23 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Myrmica rubra Short-spined Red Ant W C C Myrmica ruginodis Long-spined Red Ant T C C r 4 Bee species: Apis mellifera Honey Bee T A C 1 rF Bombus leucorum (stricto) White-tailed Bumblebee T C C Bombus terrestris Buff-tailed Bumblebee T C C Colletes succinctus Heather Colletes H+ L VL 5 other Hymenoptera taxa: Dolichovespula saxonica Saxon Wasp T LC L 1 oMF Acrodactyla quadrisculpta larva Tetragnatha montana spider parasiteT as larvae? ? 2 r r Ichneumon/Micro wasps Number of taxa shown T p vo 1 pp Gelis sp Wingless Ichneumon T Sawfly caterpillar T rJ MYRIAPODA: CENTIPEDES & MILLIPEDES: 5 species 2 Cylindroiulus punctatus Lesser Club-tailed Millipede H+ C C 1 r Cylindroiulus sp rJ 0 Julus scandinavius Long-tailed Scored Brown MillipedeH+ C L ?rJ 0 Ommatoiulus sabulosus Common Stocky Striped MillipedeH+ C C/L r 0 Ophyiulus pilosus Hairy Millipede T C C/L 1 rF Lithobius forficatus Common Lithobius Centipede T C C Family 0 ORTHROPTEROIDEA: GRASSHOPPERS (+ EARWIG): 3 species 0 Chorthippus brunneus Field Grasshopper H+ C C 0 Tetrix undulata Common (Crested) GroundhopperH+W+ C C 0 Forficula auricularia Common Earwig T C C p 0 ARACHNIDA: SPIDERS, HARVESTMEN, MITES: 80 taxa 28 61 Spider species: Antistea elegans Marsh Combtail W C/L L 1 rF Argyroneta aquatica Water Spider A L L oFJ r Araniella cucurbitana Common Cucumber Spider T C C/L Araneus diadematus Garden Cross Orb-web Spider T C C Araneus quadratus 4-spot Orb-web Spider T C/L C 1 oMF Larinioides cornutus Shield Orb-web Spider W C C 1 rM Page 24 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Dictyna arundinacea Yellow & Brown Meshweaver SpiderH+ C C/L 1 r Pirata piraticus Cabin Hooks Otter Spider W C C fFJ oF Pirata (Piratula) uliginosus Coat Hooks Otter Spider H+ L VL Pirata sp Juvenile Otter Spiders W rJ fJ 1 oJ Pardosa sp Wolf Spider (not determinable) T 1 voJ Pisaura mirabilis Nurseryweb Spider H+ C C 1 vo Tegenaria sylvestris Woodland House Spider T C/L L Clubiona phragmitis Reedbed Sac Spider W C/L C Clubiona sp Pale juveniles (not phragmitis ) T oJ Euophrys frontalis a Jumping Spider T C/L C/L Heliophanus flavipes Yellow-legged Jumping Spider T C/L L 1 rF Neon reticulatus Common Jumping Spider W+ C/L L Salticus scenicus Wall Jumping Spider T C/L C/L Metellina mengei Stripe-bellied Spider T C C fMF 2 rJ r Metellina merianae Banded-legged Spider W C C/L rJ Metellina segmentata Stripe-bellied Spider T C C/L rM Pachygnatha clerki Tooth-fanged Long-jawed HuntingW SpiderC C oMF Tetragnatha extensa Banded V-marked Long-jawed Web-spinnerW C C 1 rJ Tetragnatha montana Paler solid-coloured Long-jawed Web-spinnerT C C r? rF 2 rF r Tetragnatha cf obtusa Dark-headed Long-jawed Web-spinnerT L VL ?r Enoplognatha latimana Scarce Candy-striped Spider T C/L VL Enoplognatha ovata Common Candy-striped Spider T C C/L Anelosimus (Selimus) vittatus Oakleaf Therid T C/L C/L 1 rF Paidiscura pallens Sputnik Spider T C/L C Phylloneta impressa Therid Spider T L L Phylloneta sp Juveniles oJ Theridion cf hemerobium Therid Spider W NS VL oJ Robertus lividus Small Brown Spider T C L rM Philodromus aureolus group Running Crab Spider juveniles T rJ 1 voJ Xysticus cristatus Common Anchor Crab Spider T C C Bathyphantes approximatus Purple Moustached Money SpiderW L C oMF Bathyphantes gracilis Wide-loop Money Spider T C C rF rM Page 25 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Bathyphantes setiger Cola-can-weilding Money SpiderW NS(Amb) VL Ceratinella brevis Small-capped-abdomen Money SpiderW+ L L Ceratinella scabrosa Capped-abdomen Money SpiderW+ L VL Drapetisca socialis Tongue & Thumb Money Spider T C/L L Erigone atra Aeronaut Money Spider T C C Erigone dentipalpis Armoured Money Spider T C C rM 1 rM Floronia bucculenta 2-banded Linyphid Spider W C L Gnathonarium dentatum Spoonbill-palped Money Spider W C/L C/L fMF oMF oMF 2 fF voMF Gongylidium rufipes Orange & Yellow-legged MoneyW+ spider C/L C/L 1 rM Helophora insignis Chevron+flash Money Spider T C/L C/L rMF Hylyphantes graminicola Tooth-palped Money spider T L L Linyphia hortensis Dark-headed Purple-backed LinyphidT SpiderC/L C Linyphia triangularis Oakleaf-patterened Linyphid SpiderT C C r r rM 1 rM Lophomma punctatum Punctured Money Spider W C/L C/L 1 rF Maso sundevalli Cage-carrying Money Spider T C C/L Microlinyphia pusilla Brown spotted Linyphid Spider W C C Microneta viaria Orange-legged Money Spider T C/L C/L 1 rF Monocephalus fuscipes Yellow+ Brown Money Spider T C C/L 1 rM Neriene clathrata W-marked Linyphid Spider T C C Oedothorax gibbosus Brown Money Spider W C C/L voF Oedothorax sp oJ rJ 1 oJ Stemonyphantes lineatus Beaded Money Spider T C/L C/L rM Tallusia experta Fingered Money Spider W C/L L oF 1 rM Tenuiphantes tenuis 10-spotted Linyphid Spider (was Lepthy..)T C C 1 rF Tenuiphantes zimmermanni 10-spotted Linyphid Spider (was H+Lepthy..)C C Tenuiphantes sp Linyphid Spider 1 rJ Tmeticus affinis Orange & Grey Money Spider W NS VL rF oF 5 Harvestman species: Dicranopalpus ramosus Moroccan Fork-palped HarvestmanT A C oF rF Leiobunum rotundum Orange & Black Harvestman H+ C C Oligolophus hanseni Dark-eyed Harvestman T C/L L o Oligolophus tridens Short-saddled Harvestman T C C o 1 r Page 26 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Opilio parietinus Plain Long-legged Harvestman T A L r 14 Mite taxa: Eupelops sp Round-winged egg-shaped Mite T Phthiracaridae Seed Mite T Uropodidae Domed Oval Amber Mite T Camisiidae Three-lined fringed Beetle Mite T r Nanhermanniidae Punctured Oval Beetle Mite T Pachylaelapidae Spurred-leg Mite T 1 r Parasitidae Hard Yellow Mite T 1 r Astigmatina Soft Mite W Galumnidae Forward-pointed-wing Mite T f Ceratoppia sp Horned Bulb Mite T Euzetes globulus (nitens?) 1mm Large Helmet Mite T C C Damaeus sp Hairy-legged Mite T Hygrobates arenarius Netted Water Mite A ? NC 1 vo Unionicola crassipes Square-plated Water Mite A ? NC 1 r MICROCRUSTACEA: MICROCRUSTACEANS: 16 taxa 11 Acroperus harpae Spanner Water Flea A C/L VL 1 r Alona costata? (missing leg) Lined Water Flea A 1 r Ceriodaphnia quadrangula Smooth-narrow-foot Small-headedA WaterC/L Flea VL Chydorus cf latus Square Water Flea A VL 1 r Chydorus ovalis Oval Water Flea A L VL 1 o Chydorus sphaericus Oval Water Flea A C VL 1 f Ergasilus sp Parastic Copepod/ Gill Louse A r 1 vo Daphnia curvirostris Many-toothed Water Flea A L VL r Eurycerus lamellatus Notch-footed Water Flea A C/L L f 1 f Pleuroxus sp A Scapholeberis mucronata Water-surface Water Flea A L L r Sida crystallina Barbapapa Water Flea A L VL a o Cyclops spp Cyclopic Copepods A o p 3 f r o Cypria opthalmica Swimming Spotted Ostracod A C C 1 r Cypridopsis vidua Small Banded Ostracod A C? C? 1 vo Page 27 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Herpetocypris reptans Large Marbled Seed Shrimp A C C 2 r o MALACOSTRACA : CRUSTACEANS: 8 species 8 Asellus aquaticus Common Hoglouse A C C fMF aMF p f 5 o o-f oM genus p Proasellus meridianus Lesser Hoglouse A L C 2 vo oM Crangonyx pseudogracilis American Freshwater Shrimp A A C o a p f 3 o-f r p Gammarus pulex Freshwater Shrimp A C C f f f o 3 a o f Oniscus asellus Common Shiny Woodlouse T C C r r r r 1 r Philoscia muscorum Common Striped Woodlouse (headT dot, lateralC bands)C r r 1 r Porcellio scaber Common Rough Woodlouse T C C r r o 1 r Trichoniscus provisorius agg Common Pigmy Woodlouse T C C 1 vo MEGALOPTERA: LACEWINGS & SCORPION FLIES: 3 species 1 Chrysoperla carnea a Green Lacewing T C C 1 r Panorpa communis Common Scorpion Fly T C C 0 Sialis lutaria Common Alderfly A+ C C oJ 0 EPHEMEROPTERA: MAYFLIES: 2 species 2 Caenis horaria Mayfly A+ C/L C/L 1 voJ Cloeon dipterum Pond Olive Mayfly adult A+ C C 2 r oJ PLECOPTERA: STONEFLIES: 2 species 2 Nemoura cinerea Stonefly A+ C C/L r 2 voJ family Nemurella pictetii Stonefly A+ C/L L 2 f-a rM TRICHOPTERA: CADDISFLIES: 9 taxa: 7 Anabolia nervosa Brown Sedge Caddis A+ C C AM 2 rJ oJ Athripsodes atterimus a Brown Caddis A+ C C 1 oJ Glyphotaelius pellucidus Mottled Sedge Caddis A+ C C rJ 1 voJ Limnephilus flavicornis Golden-horned Caddis (L flav gp)A+ C C o Limnephilus marmoratus Marbled Caddis (L fav gp) A+ C C rJ 1 voJ Limnephilus flavicornis group Caddis case (unidentifiable) A+ oJ 2 rJ rJ Limnephilus lunatus Crescent-moon Caddis A+ C C f f 2 aJ oJ Limnephilus sp 8x3mm sand case A+ 1 rJ Triaenodes bicolor Long-horned Brown Caddis A+ C L rJ Plectrocnemia sp Caseless Caddis larva A+ 1 rJ Page 28 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD ODONATA: DRAGONFLIES & DAMSELFLIES: 10 species 3 Aeshna cyanea Southern Hawker Dragonfly A+ C C A 1 r J Aeshna grandis Brown Hawker Dragonfly A+ C/L C Anax imperator Emperor Dragonfly A+ C C Orthetrum cancellatum Black-tailed Skimmer A+ C C Sympetrum danae Black Darter AH L L Sympetrum striolatum Common Darter Dragonfly A+ C C A Erythromma najas Red-eyed Damselfly A+ L L Coenagrion puella Azure Damselfly A+ C C 1 oJ Ischneura elegans Blue-tailed Damselfly A+ C C fJ 1 oJ Pyrrhosoma nymphula Large Red Damselfly A+ C C HEMIPTERA: WATER BUGS: 18 species 8 Hebrus ruficeps Ruddy Sphagnum Bug H L VL Velia caprai Water Cricket A C C 1 oF Microvelia reticulata Lesser Water Cricket A C C oF 1 vo Gerris argentatus Silver-edged Pond Skater A L VL fMF rM Gerris lacustris Common Pond Skater A C C oMF 1 rF Gerris lateralis Silver-spotted Pond Skater A L L voF Hydrometra stagnorum Common Water Measurer A C C oMF oM voF 1 oM Microvelia reticulata Least Water Cricket A C C r Callicorixa praeusta Black-footed Lesser Water BoatmanA C C rM 1 o Hesperocorixa sahlbergi Pale-patched Lesser Water BoatmanA C C p 2 o p Sigara dorsalis Pale-shouldered Water Boatman A C C voF voMF Sigara scotti Scott's Lesser Water Boatman (notA fossarum)C/L VL rF Sigara semistriata 6-banded Lesser Water Boatman A L L oMF 1 o Notonecta glauca Common Backswimmer A C C o Plea minutissima Least Backswimmer A C/L L o Ilyocoris cimicoides Saucer Bug A C/L C p Ranatra linearis Water Stick Insect A C/L L o p Nepa cinerea Water Scorpion A C C o p 1 r Page 29 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD HEMIPTERA: LAND BUGS: 51 taxa 13 1 Shorebug species: Saldula saltatoria Common Shorebug W C/L C/L 1 vo 4 Shieldbug species: Ealsmucha grisea Parent Shieldbug T C C rJ Paloemena prasina Green Shieldbug T C C rJ rJ Picromerus bidens Spiked Shieldbug H+ C C/L Rhacognathus punctatus Heather Shieldbug H C/L VL 1 Lacebug species: Acalypta parvula Bulging-antennaed Moss LacebugT L VL 4 Flower Bug species: Anthocoris nemoralis Banded Flower Bug T C/L C 1 r Anthocoris nemorum 2-spotted all-shining Flower Bug T C C o 1 vo Orius majusculus Larger unhaired Flower Bug W L L Orius vicinus Smaller unhaired Flower Bug T C VL 1 ?rF 13 Plant Bug species: Bryocoris pteridis Fern Bug T C/L L vo Compsidolon salicellum Grey Yellow Bramble Bug T L VL Cyrtorhinus caricis Green & Brown Plant Bug W C/L VL Deraeocoris ruber Shining Orange/Black Plant Bug T C/L C Heterotoma planicornis Huge-antennaed Grassbug T C/L C Liocoris tripustualtus Three-spotted Nettle Plant Bug T C C p Monalocoris filicis Bracken Bug T C/L L vo 1 r Orthotylus ericetorum Heather Plant Bug H L L Orthotylus marginalis Dark Green Apple Capsid (greenT/W vein) C/L VL r Plagiognathus arbustorum Olive Spotted-legged Grassbug T C C o Plagiognathus chrysanthemi Green Spotted-legged Grassbug T C/L L vo Stenodema calcarata 2-spurred Punctured Grassbug T C C rJ r 2 r r Stenodema laevigata Unspurred Punctured Grassbug W C C r 1 r 8 Ground Bug species: Chilacis typhae Greater Reedmace Bug W C/L L r Cymus claviculus Unpunctured-strip Ground Bug H+ L L Page 30 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Cymus melanocephalus Punctured Dark-scutellum GroundW Bug C L Drymus sylvaticus V-marked Buff Ground Bug T C L Kleidocerys resedae Birch Catkin Bug H+ C C Scolopostethus decoratus Heather Ground Bug H L L Stygnocoris sabulosus Shiny Hairy Yellow-legged GroundH+ Bug C VL Trapezonotus dispar Sandy Ground Bug T VL VL 3 Damselbug species: Nabis ericetorum Heath Damselbug H L L 1 rJ Nabis ferus Hairy Grey Field Damselbug T C L Nabis limbatus (small-winged broad-edged) MarshW DamselbugC C 1 rF 4 Larger Leafhopper species: Cicadella viridis Large Green Leafhopper W C C oF rF Cicadula quadrinota group Female Conosanus obsoletus Part-winged Buff Leafhopper W C/L VL Stroggylocephalus livens(seen AJAS)Mottled Bog Leafhopper W NB NC 7 Planthopper species: Cixius distinguendus (seen by AJAS)Forest Lacehopper T L NC(1929) Cixius nervosus Damp Woodland Lacehopper T C/L NC 1 oMF Conomelus anceps Marsh Short-winged PlanthopperW C VL Javesella pellucida Stripe-faced Long-winged PlanthopperT C/L VL Megamelodes quadrimaculatus Dark Brown Marsh Planthopper W L NC Megamelus notula Banded Sedge Planthopper W L NC(pre 1960) Ulopa reticulata Heather Planthopper H L VL 2 Froghopper species: Aphrophora alni Large White-patched Froghopper T C L r 1 r Neophilaenus lineatus Pale-edged rear-spotted FroghopperT C C r 1 o 1 Jumping Plant Louse species: Aphalara cf polygoni Orange-blotched Jumping Plant LouseT Un VL 1 rF 1 Barklouse species: Ectopsocus petersi More-spotted Barklouse T L L 2+ Greenfly species: Caricosipha paniculatae Greater Tussock Sedge Aphid W ? NC Page 31 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Aphid spp Aphid (Misc) r LEPIDOPTERA: BUTTERFLIES & MOTHS: 6 taxa 2 2 Butterfly species: Pararge aegeria Speckled Wood Butterfly T C C Pieris brassicae Large White Butterfly T C C 4+ Moth species: Noctudiae Moth caterpillar T rJ 1 rJ Coleophora sp cased micromoth caterpillar T 1 rJ Geometridae Looper moth caterpillar T Thumatha senex Round-winged Muslin caterpillarW C/L L COLEOPTERA: BEETLES: 102 taxa 42 Water Beetle species: 16 Gyrinus marinus Common Lake Whirligig Beetle A C/L C/L rF Colymbetes fuscus Larger Diving Beetle A C C 1 p Agabus bipustulatus Common Black Diving Beetle A C C 1 p Agabus paludosus Brown Stream Diving Beetle A C C/L r 3 p p p Agabus sturmii Common Brown Pond Diving BeetleA C C Ilybius fenestratus (seen by GNF)Narrow-winged Diving Beetle A C/L L rF rM Ilybius guttiger Black Fen Diving Beetle A C/L C/L rF Rhantus suturalis Gold-speckled Diving Beetle A C/L L voF Noterus clavicornis Boat-shaped Small Diving BeetleA C C vo p Noterus crassicornis Smllr Boat-shaped Small Diving BeetleA NS L r Hydroporus angustatus Ruddy Small Diving Beetle A C C 1 rM Hydroporus erythrocephalus Dotted-nosed Small Diving BeetleA C C Hydroporus gyllenhalii Shiny-brown Small Diving BeetleA C C/L Hydroporus incognitus Dull 4-barred Small Diving BeetleA C C 2 r vo Hydroporus memnonius Broad-flat Small Divibg beetle A C C r Hydroporus neglectus Toothed Small Brown Diving BeetleA NS C/L rM Hydroporus palustris Black & Gold Small Diving BeetleA C C 1 o Hydroporus planus Common Small Brown Diving BeetleA C C 1 r Hydroporus tristis Tiny Brown Diving Beetle A C/L C/L Hygrotus inaequalis Striped Oval Diving Beetle A C C r Page 32 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Hygrotus impressopunctatus Gold-striped Brown Diving BeetleA C C 1 r Hyphydrus ovatus Orange Egg-shaped Diving BeetleA C C 1 r Laccophilus minutus Quiet Khaki Diving Beetle A C C Anacaena globulus Brown Domed Scavenger Beetle W C C Anacaena limbata Brown Domed Scavenger Beetle W C C o 1 r Cercyon convexiusculus Black Domed Scavenger Beetle W C C Cercyon sp (broken) Not convexiusculus W Broken Enochrus affinis Pale-eyed Scavenger Beetle W C/L VL Enochrus coarctatus Centrally-striped Scavenger BeetleW C C Enochrus testaceus Dark-tipped Scavenger Beetle W C/L C vo Helophorus grandis Large-toothed Greater Scavenger WBeetle C C 1 r Helophorus obscurus Pale Brown Scavenger Beetle W C C/L 1 rM Hydrobius fuscipes agg Common Black-domed ScavengerW BeetleC C vo 2 p p Laccobius minutus Small Grey-domed Scavenger BeetleW C/L C/L oM Megasternum concinnum Notch-legged Red Scavenger BeetleW+ C C r Hydraena cf riparia Small Red Moss Beetle W C C/L Limnebius truncatellus Short-ended Moss Beetle W C L 1 rF Cyphon coarctatus Large Brown Ridged Marsh BeetleW C C Cyphon hilaris Mid-streaked Marsh Beetle W C/L C 1 voF Cyphon ochraceus Orange Marsh Beetle W C/L L r Cyphon variabilis Large Yellow Marsh Beetle W C C 1 rM Scirtes hemisphaericus Oval Jumping Black Marsh BeetleW C/L L Scirtidae larvae A+ oJ voJ 2 fJ oJ 12 Leaf & Flea Beetle species: 21 Agelastica alni Alder Leaf Beetle W NR C o p Aphthona nonstriata Iris Flea Beetle W C C Chaetocnema picipes Greenish black keeled Flea BeetleT (ant darkL above)VL Crepidodera aurata Red & Gold Willow Flea Beetle W C/L L Cryptocephalus labiatus Yellow-legged Black Flea Beetle T C/L L Galerucella lineola Brown Willow Beetle W+ C/L C r Luperus longicornis Yellow-legged Black Leaf BeetleW+ C/L L Neocrepidodera transversa Large Orange Wheat Flea Beetle T C C/L Page 33 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Oulema melanopus Grain Leaf Beetle T L C 1 r Phaedon armoricae Brooklime Blue Leaf Beetle W C C 1 r Plagiodera versicolora Imported Willow Leaf Beetle W+ C/L VL Prasocuris phellandrii Yellow-striped Blue Leaf Beetle W C/L C r 4 Ladybird species: Anisosticta 19-punctata Water Ladybird W C/L C o Chilocorus renipustulatus Kidney-spot Ladybird T C C Harmonia axyridis Harlequin Ladybird (red or black)T A C 1 r Propylea 14-punctata 14 Spot Yellow Ladybird T C C 1 o 1 Soldier Beetle species: Rhagonycha fulva Black-tipped Red Soldier Beetle T C C 1 o 8 Ground Beetle species: Acupalpus dubius/exiguus Lost sample W C/NB CL/VL Agonum thoreyi Furrowed-tarsi Marsh Ground BeetleW C L r Bradycellus ruficollis Small Angle-cornered Ground BeetleH C L Loricera pilicornis Hair-trap Ground Beetle T C C 1 r Paranchus albipes Pale-legged Ground Beetle W C C 1 r Philorhizus melanocephalus Yellow Philorhizus W C/L C/L Pterostichus nigrita Mitten Blackclock GB W C C 1 rM Pterostichus strenuus Rough-chested Blackclock GB T C C 18 Rove Beetle taxa: Stenus bifoveolatus Camphor Beetle W C/L C voMF 1 r Stenus cicindeloides Shining Camphor Beetle W C C Stenus flavipes Yellow-legged Camphor Beetle W C/L VL r 1 o Stenus impressus Spurred Camphor Beetle W C L Stenus juno Hairy-chested Black Camphor BeetleW C C/L voMF Stenus latifrons Camphor Beetle W C VL 1 o Stenus nitidisculus Uneven-elytrad Camphor Beetle W C/L L Acrotrichis sp Feather-wing Rove Beetle (1mm)T/W 1 r Aleocharinae - various Brown Rove Beetles (various) W 1 r Alianta incana (Clive WashingtonGranulated ID) abdomen Rove BeetleW C/L VL 2 vo o Atheta sp? Rove Beetle (unknown) W 1 r Page 34 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Anotylus rugosus Ridged Rove Beetle W C C 1 r Atrecus affinis Orange & Brown Rove Beetle T C/L L Brachygluta fossulata Stumpy Rove Beetle T C/L L Hygronoma dimidiata Yellow+brown-winged Rove BeetleW C/L VL Lathrobium terminatum Yellow-flash Rove Beetle W C/L VL Quedius molochinus Red-winged Black Rove Beetle T C/L L Tachyporus hypnorum Bi-coloured-pronotum Yellow &W+ Black RoveC BeetleC 6 Weevil species: Betulapion similie Bearded Birch Apion Weevil T L L Drupenatus nasturtii Green Watercress Weevil W NB VL 1 r Micrelus ericae Small Heather Weevil H L L Sitona obsoletus (lepidus) 6-spotted Cinnamon Sitona WeevilT C/L VL Stenopelmus rufinasus Water Fern Weevil A A VL 1 r Tachyerges stigma White-scutellumed Black Flea WeevilW+ L VL 11 Other Beetle species: Anthocomus rufus Red and Black Beetle W C/L L Brachypterus urticae Pale-legged Short-winged Nettle PollenT BeetleC C r Cartodere bifasciata Spotted Cartodere latrid T A L Corticarina minuta (fuscula) Round-pronotum Latrid (1.5 to 1.8mm),T headC pronL dark. A9 long. Lagria hirta Yellow and Black Bristly Beetle T C/L C r r Meligethes aeneus Green-hued Simple-femured PollenT BeetleC C 1 r Nimbus (Aphodius) contaminatusDung Beetle T C/L L Oedemera lurida Small False Blister Beetle (purple/green)T C/L C Psammoecus bipunctatus 2-spot Sylvandid Beetle W C/L L 1 vo Salpingus planirostris Pale-noed Narrow Bark Beetle T C/L L r Stilbus testaceus Ruddy Shining Flower Beetle T C L 1 r DIPTERA: TRUE FLIES: 94 taxa: 32 12 Hoverfly taxa: Episyrphus balteatus Marmalade Hoverfly T C C Anasimyia sp Rat-tailed Maggot A+ rJ Hoverfly Rat-tailed Maggot (poss above) A+ 1 p Melanostoma mellinum Narrowly-dusted Orange-clubbedW+ HoverflyC C Page 35 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Melanostoma scalare Broadly-dusted Orange-clubbed HoverflyT C C 1 voM Meliscaeva auricollis Spotted Meliscaeva Hoverfly T C/L L Platycheirus albimanus Common Silver-spotted Hoverfly T C C Platycheirus clypeatus Round-pitted Orange-spot HoverflyW+ C C Platycheirus occultus Oblique-spotted Hoverfly W L L 1 rF Platycheirus peltatus Broad Orange-spotted Hoverfly T C/L C Platycheirus scutatus group Orange spotted Hoverfly female T 1 rF Platycheirus cf amplus/nielseni Orange spotted Hoverfly female W Sphaerophoria philanthus Broad-lobed Shaerophora HoverflyH C/L L Sphaerophoria (females) T 1 rF 2 Soldierfly & allies species: Rhagio lineola Small Fleck-winged Snipefly T C C/L 1 vo Stratiomys sp Aquatic larva A+ 1 r 12 Cranefly taxa: Achyrolimonia decemmaculata 10-spot Cranefly W C/L VL rA Dicranophragma nemorale (Neolimnomyia)Grey-sided Dicranophragma CraneflyH+ C C/L rF Euphylidorea meigenii Large Dark Cranefly W C/L L Molophilus appendiculatus Small Orange Cranefly W C C/L rA Neolimonia dumetorum Spot-winged Banded Cranefly C C L Ormosia sp 5-lobed aquatic larvae A+ oJ 2 rJ rJ Pedicia sp Hairy-tailed aquatic larvae A+ 1 rJ Phylidorea ferruginea Green-eyed Orange Cranefly W C C/L Phylidorea squalens from larva A+ C/L L rJ Prionocera turcica Yellow-nosed Cranefly adult+ larvaA+ C/L C/L 2 rF voJ Ptychoptera sp A+ rJ37mmCHECK Tipula luteipennis Grey-winged Cranefly W C/L L rM Tipulidae Pupa (undeterminable) A+ pupa r 22 other Nematocera taxa: Dilophus febrilis Smoky-winged Fever-fly T C/L C 1 voF Aedes annulipes Mosquito A+ C/L C rM Culex pipiens Mosquito A+ C/L C 1 oMF Culiseta cf annulata Mosquito A+ C/L C 1 rJ Page 36 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Culiseta morsitans Long-siphoned Mosquito A+ C/L L r Culiseta sp Mosquito A+ rJ 1 rJ Ochlerotatus (aedes) punctor Mosquito A+ C/L C 1 Culicidae Mosquito A+ Ceratopogonidae Biting Midges A+ Chironomidae (large) Non-biting Midges A+ rA 1 rM Chironomidae (tiny) Non-biting Midges A+ 1 o Chironomidae Non-biting Midges (bloodworm)A+ rJ o r 3 oJA r pJ Tanypodinae Non-biting Midge (Narrow Head)A+ rJ 1 rJ Tanypodinae Non-biting Midge (Wide Head) A+ 1 rJ Tanytarsini Non-biting Midge A+ 1 o Sciara hemerobioides Yellow-sided Black Fungus Gnat T L C Sciaridae Black Fungus Gnats W+ 1 rF Sylvicola punctatus Spotted Window Gnat T C/L C Cecidomyiidae Gall Midges (3 main groups exist)T Iteomyia major Grouped-leaf-blade Gall Midge (fromW gall)C C 1 p (gall) Dixella aestivalis Meniscus Midge A+ C C rF Dixella amphibia Meniscus Midge A+ C/L L rJ Dixella autumnalis Meniscus Midge A+ C/L L rJ Dixidae Unidentified larvae A+ 2 p p Psychodidae Moth Flies A+ rPupa 12 other Brachycera Fly taxa: Tetanocera ferruginea Common Buff Snail-killing Fly W C/L C/L Gymnopternus (Hercostomus) aerosusGreen Long-legged Fly H+ C/L C/L Dolichopidae Long-legged Flies (females only found) Chelipoda albiseta Long-legged Dance Fly W Un VL Hybos culiciformis Black Thick-legged Dance Fly T C C Leptopeza borealis Small dark Dance Fly W Un VL Ocydromia glabricula Yellow Black Thorax Dance Fly T C C Platypalpus biapicalis? Rare Dance Fly (unconfirmed) ? Un NC 1 r Lonchoptera lutea Yellow Spear-winged Fly T C C 1 rF Page 37 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Beckerina umbrimargo Scuttle Fly ? L NC Chaetopleurophora erythronota Scuttle Fly W L NC Phoridae (not above) Scuttle Flies T 24 Acalypterate Fly taxa: Meiosimyza decipiens Dark-palped Yellow Lauxanid FlyT/W C/L C/L r Meiosimyza platycephala Larger all-yellow Lauxanid T C/L L Sapromyza halidayi (Calliopum tuberculosum)Plain Yellow Lauxanid T C/L C/L rF Sapromyza sexpunctata Yellow 6-spot Lauxanid Fly T C/L C/L Anomoia purmunda Spectacled Picture-winged Fly T C/L C Dioxyna bidentis Long-lipped Picture-winged Fly W NN VL Opomyza florum Four-spot Yellow Cereal Fly T C/L C f 1 vo Opomyza germinationis Marked-wing Spotted Red Cereal TFly C C r 1 r Opomyza petrei Marked-wing Striped Red Cereal TFly C C Tephritis formosa Sow Thistle Gall Fly T C/L L Tephritis leontodontis Hawkbit Gall Fly T L VL Tephritis neesii Oxeye Daisy Gall Fly T C/L L 1 o Phytomyza cf ilicis Holly Leaf Miner Agromyzid Fly T(from mine)C C p Sepsis cynipsea Ensign Fly with two humps on tibiaT C C 1 fM Sepsis flavimana Ensign Fly with narrowed tibia T C/L C Sepsis fulgens Ensign Fly with two-spined prominenceT C C 1 oM Sepsis orthocnemis Ensign Fly with fore group of twoT spinesC/L C 1 oM Chloropidae Triangular-head mark minute yellowT and brown flies Drosophilidae Fruit Flies T 1 p Limnellia surturi Shore Fly W Un VL Scatella sp Shore Fly W Thaumatomyia notata/trifasciata?Yellow Swarming Grass Fly (Chloropidae)T C/L C/L Sphaeroceridae Lesser Dung Fly T Copromyza (similis) nigrina M-headed Lesser Dung Fly T C C 10 Calypterate Fly taxa: Cordilura ciliata Reedbed Black Dung Fly W C/L VL 1 o Scathophaga stercoraria Yellow Dung Fly T C C 1 f Fannidae Lesser House Flies T Page 38 of 40 WS CP NIS NSS BW SEM MES SO NEM BB BP BG DA DB DC DD Muscidae House Flies T Musca autumnalis Face Fly T C L 1 rM Lucilia silvarum Marsh Greenbottle W+ L L Pollenia angustigena Golden-haired-femur Cluster Fly T C L Pollenia pediculata Tufted Cluster Fly T C C/L Pollenia rudis Black-haired-femur Cluster Fly T C C Sarcophagidae Flesh Flies T THYSANOPTERA: THUNDERFLIES: 1 taxa: 1 Thrip Brown (winged) Thrip T ? ? r 1 r COLLEMBOLA: SPRINGTAILS: 16 species: 11 Allacma fusca Large Brown Squat Springtail T C L r Dicyrtomina ornata Patterned Squat Springtail T C/L L 1 r Dicyrtomina saundersi Blue-masted Yellow Squat SprintailT C/L L 1 vo Heterosminthurus bilineatus Least Banded Squat Springtail T C/L L Sminthurides aquaticus Yellow Squat Water Springtail A C L voF 1 p Isotomurus gramineus (prasinus)Greenish Springtail W L L Isotomurus plumosus Banded Springtail W L L 1 p Isotoma riparia 1-striped Springtail W C? L 1 p Isotoma viridis Green Springtail W C C 1 o Lepidocyrtus curvicollis Yellow Humped Springtail T C L Orchesella cincta Dark-headed Patterned SpringtailT C L 1 vo Entomobrya albocincta Dark Ento Springtail T C L Entomobrya nivalis Two-lined Patterned Springtail T C/L L o Entomobyra sp Immature/broken sample 1 rJ Pogonognathellus longicornis Coil-antennaed Yellow SpringtailT C L 2 p p Tomocerus minor Trident Brown Springtail T C L r r 1 r Podura aquatica Blue Water Springtail A C L 1 p 3-spined Stickleback p o 2 r p vo Frog Spawn 2 p 11 blobs Toad Spawn 1 p Common Lizard Coot 1 p Page 39 of 40 Habitat: Column C uses A for Aquatic, W for Wetland, H for Heathland, H+ for Heathland and other habitats, T for Terrestrial Habitats. Column F shows habitat requirements per literature. Simplified for management in Column G. Columns H, I, AD show the number of samples in which the taxa was detected.

The official scarcity status is given in Column D: RDB 1 – species appear in the Red Data Book and are categorised as endangered; RDB 2 – species appear in the Red Data Book and are categorised as vulnerable; RDB 3 or NR – species appear in the Red Data Book and are categorised as rare; RDB K – species appear in the Red Data Book but the status is unknown, although they are thought to be rare; pRDB 1 – species are likely to appear in the Red Data Book and be categorised as endangered; pRDB 2 – species are likely to appear in the Red Data Book and be categorised as vulnerable; pRDB 3 – species are likely to appear in the Red Data Book and be categorised as rare; NN/NS – species are nationally notable and have been recorded in 16-100 ten kilometre squares in Great Britain. NA – species are nationally scace and have been recorded in 16 – 30 ten kilometre squares in Great Britain; NB – species are nationally scarce and have been recorded in 31 – 100 ten kilometre squares in Great Britain Un - literature states/shows uncommon but no status assigned. L - Local (species with scattered or clumped records or on very secific habitats) C - Common A - Alien species Cheshire Status is given in Column E: NC - Notable in County of (Greater) Cheshire. The only record found, or other records ar very old (year given) NC* means there are other unpublished records held by Dave Bentley VL in Cheshire mean 8 or fewer other Cheshire sites found in data search L - Local (species with scattered or clumped records or on very secific habitats) C- Common Page 40 of 40 Grid references: Norley Moss Pools SJ 5520 7198 Beavers Brook SJ 5472 7229 Norley Moss Moor SJ 5522 7203 Beavers Pond SJ 5478 7231 Norley mere edge SJ 5524 7207 Beaver Glade SJ 5471 7224 West side mix Hatchmere SJ 5520 7214 Beaver West Ditch A (N) SJ 5461 7236 NW bay Hatchmere SJ 5521 7214 Beaver West Ditch B SJ 5463 7231 West wet wood Hatchmere SJ 5519 7215 Beaver West Ditch C SJ 5464 7227 West seepage Hatchmere SJ 5509 7223 Beavers West Ditch D (S) SJ 5467 7220 Crassula pool Hatchmere SJ 5497 7235 North inflow stream Hatchmere SJ 5500 7234 North side swamp Hatchmere SJ 5523 7228 Boardwalk (main) SE HatchmereSJ 5539 7207 Swim entry Hatchmere SJ 5540 7216 East side Hatchmere SJ 5536 7230 Sewage Outlet Hatchmere SJ 5536 7224 NE Marsh Hatchmere SJ 5531 7229