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Bedfordshire County Council Bedfordshire County Council Lowland Wood Pastures And Parkland Survey 1997 Site: Ampthill Park Grid Reference :TL0239 Area: 85 ha Use Of Site: Recreation Public Access: Footpaths. Official Designations: Public Park, English Heritage Grade II (site of special Interest). Conservation Area. Current Condition & Management: Mature trees mostly broad-leaved species occur throughout the park. The trees are generally widely spaced forming open parkland but in some areas they are more dense forming open woodland. There are also some patches of scrub. Unimproved acidic grassland occurs throughout much of Ampthill Park with areas of marsh/marshy grassland and Amenity grassland. Viscum album (Mistletoe ) is present on parkland trees. Landscape Significance: Tree Survey: Quercus robur (Common Oak) 19 x 186 1992 Fagus sylvatica (Common Beech) 27 x129 1992 Fagus sylvatica (Common Beech) 27 x 127 1992 Aesculus hippocastunum ( Horse Chestnut) 23 x 142 1992 Castanea sativa (Sweet Chestnut) 16 x 153 1991 Fungi: Sarcoscypha austriaca 22.2.53 Verpa conica Coll Alan Outen 4.5.77 Paxina acetabulum Coll Alan Outen 4.5.77 Resupinatus rhacodium Coll G.Hooper 4.11.82 Geoglossum glutinosus Coll G.Hooper 4.11.82 Lichens: Bats: Removed Beetles: Flies: Bedfordshire County Council Lowland Wood Pastures And Parkland Survey 1997 Site: Battlesden Park Grid Reference : SP9529 Area: 12ha Use Of Site: Recreation Public Access: Footpaths Official Designations: English Heritage Grade II (site of special Interest). Conservation Area. Current Condition & Management: Present area of park slopes south from house with Home Wood 400m to North west and a stream flowing roughly north south through the park feeding two pools. The area still contains some parkland trees. The site contains areas of semi-improved neutral grassland, marshy grassland, improved grassland, amenity grassland and arable land. The areas of semi improved grassland have in the past been heavily horse grazed. Landscape Significance: Tree Survey: Quercus robur ( Common Oak) 18 x 145 1993 Battlesdon House, Lower end of woodland belt on left of drive Fagus sylvatica (Common Beech) 21 x 121 1993 Field boundary in front of house Fungi: Lichens: Bats: Removed Beetles:. Flies: Bedfordshire County Council Lowland Wood Pastures And Parkland Survey 1997 Site: Bromham Park Grid Reference : TL0151 Area: Use Of Site: Recreation. Public Access: Footpaths. Official Designations: English Nature grade I (exceptional historic interest). Conservation Area. Current Condition & Management: Mature trees mostly broad-leaved species occur throughout the park. The majority of the park now consist of improved grassland with some areas of semi improved neutral grassland, amenity grassland, marshy grassland and arable land. The river Ouse forms the southern boundary of the park. Landscape Significance: Tree Survey: Acer campestre ( Field Maple) 17 x 74 1992. Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore) 10 x 127 1991. Fungi: Lichens: Walls and trees, parkland. Caloplaca aurantia Caloplaca citrina Caloplaca flavescens Caloplaca holocarpa Candelariella aurella Candelariella vitellina Diplocia canescens Collema auriforme Collema tenax Hypogymnia physodes Lecanora campestris Lecanora conizaeoides Lecanora crenulata Lecanora dipersa Lecanora expallens Lecanora muralis Lepraria incana Parmelia saxatilis Parmelia subrudecta Parmelia sulcata Phaeophyscia orbicularis Physcia adscendens Physconia grisea Placynthium nigrum Psilolechia lucida Tephromela atra Verrucaria hochstetteri Verrucaria nigrescens Xanthoria parietina Bats: Removed Beetles: Flies: Bedfordshire County Council Lowland Wood Pastures And Parkland Survey 1997 Site: Bushmead Priory Grid Reference: TL1160 Area: 50 ha Use Of Site: Agriculture. Public Access: None Official Designations: English Heritage Grade II (site of special Interest).DoE Scheduled Monument. Conservation Area. Current Condition & Management: The large majority of the park is now under arable production. There is a small area of semi improved neutral grassland where a few trees still exist. The park is surrounded on the east and west by mixed broad-leaved woodland. There are three lakes in the north of the park. Landscape Significance: Tree Survey:. Fungi: Lichens: Bats: Removed Beetles: Flies: Bedfordshire County Council Lowland Wood Pastures And Parkland Survey 1997 Site: Chicksands Priory Grid Reference : TL1139 Area: ha Use Of Site: Military Installation. Public Access: None Official Designations: English Heritage Grade II (site of special Interest).DoE Scheduled Monument. Conservation Area. Current Condition & Management: The park is now a military installation which has largely obscured the original landscaping. A few scattered trees still remain on what is now largely amenity grassland with a small amount of semi improved grassland, a small area of tall ruderal herb, and arable land. The lake in southern part of the park is formed by the river Flit. Landscape Significance: Tree Survey:. Quercus robur (Common Oak) @0.5m 14 x 205 1993 Quercus robur (Common Oak) 21 x 155 1993 Quercus robur(Common Oak) @1m 13 x 136 1993 Quercus robur(Common Oak) 20 x 130 1993 Fungi: Anthelia arachnoidea Mycoporum hippocastani Bats: Removed Beetles: Flies: Lichens: Acarospora fuscata Lecanora dipersa Amandinea punctata Lecanora expallens Anisomeridium nyssaegenum Lecanora muralis Arthonia spadicea Lecanora polytropa Aspicilia calcarea Lecanora saligna Aspicilia contorta Lecidea fuscoatra Bacidia arnoldiana Lecidella elaeochroma Bacidia caligans Lecidella scabra Bacidia saxenii Lecidella stigmatea Caloplaca aurantia Lepraria incana Caloplaca citrina Opegrapha niveoatra Caloplaca flavescens Opegrapha vulgata Caloplaca holocarpa Parmelia subrudecta Caloplaca saxicola Parmelia subrudecta Caloplaca teicholyta Parmelia sulcata Candelariella aurella Phaeophyscia orbicularis Candelariella medians Physcia adscendens Candelariella vitellina Physcia caesia Cladonia coniocraea Physcia tenella Cladonia fimbriata Physconia grisea Cladonia macilenta Placynthiella icmalea Cladonia pyxidata Porpidia tuberculosa Cladonia chlorophaea Psilolechia lucida Clauzadea monticola Ramalina farinacea (Rare) Cliostomum griffithii Rinodina teichophila Dimerella pineti Rinodina gennarii Diplocia canescens Stereocaulon nanodes Diploschistes muscorum Tephromela atra Diploschistes scruposus Trapelia coarctata Dirina massiliensis f. sorediata Trapelia involuta Haematomma ochroleucum var Trapelia placodiodes porphyrium Trapeliopsis granulosa Hypogymnia physodes Verrucaria baldensis Hypogymnia tubulosa Verrucaria dolosa Lecania erysibe Verrucaria muralis Lecania erysibe f sorediata Verrucaria nigrescens Lecanora albescens Verrucaria viridula Lecanora campestris Xanthoria calcicola Lecanora chlarotera Xanthoria candelaria Lecanora conferta Xanthoria parietina Lecanora conizaeoides Xanthoria polycarpa Lecanora crenulata Bedfordshire County Council Lowland Wood Pastures And Parkland Survey 1997 Site: Clapham Park Grid Reference : TL1452 Area: Use Of Site: Agriculture Public Access: Footpaths Official Designations: Conservation Area. Current Condition & Management: The area currently consist of scattered trees on improved grassland which is grazed by both horses and cattle. Landscape Significance: Tree Survey: Fungi: Lichens: Bats: Removed Beetles: Flies: Bedfordshire County Council Lowland Wood Pastures And Parkland Survey 1997 Site: Colworth House Park Grid Reference : SP9860 Area: Use Of Site: Agriculture. Public Access:. Official Designations: Conservation Area. Current Condition & Management: The majority of this area is now under agricultural production with a small amount of amenity grassland ( in which trees are present) and semi improved grassland. Landscape Significance: Tree Survey: Quercus robur (Common Oak) @1.2 m 18 x 197 1994 Between Antonie Farm and Barwick Spinney Quercus robur (Common Oak) 12 x 157 1994 By Lee Farm Fungi: Species list from Fungus Foray 13.10.1968 Agaricus excellens Boletus chrysenteron Agaricus vaporarius Armillaria mellea Antrodia mollis Clitocybe geotropa Coriolus versicolor Conocybe filaris Daedaleopsis confragosa Coprinus cinereus Fistulina hepatica Corprinus comatus Heterobasidion annosum Corprinus disseminatus Leptotrimitus semipileatus Corprinus galericuliformis Piptoporus betulinus Corprinus micaceus Polyporus brumalis Corprinus picaceus Tyromyces sericeo-mollis Corprinus xanthothrix Xyodon versiporus Flocculina granulosa Galerina hypnorum Clavulina cinerea Galerina mutabilis Pistillaria micans Gymnopilus penwtrans Hebeloma crustuliniforme Coniophora arida var. Hygrophorus atropunctus Flavobrunnescens Hygrophorus eburneus Corticium confluens Hypholoma fasciculare Cristella farinacea Inocybe atripes Peniophora quercina Inocybe fastigiata Stereum gausapatum Inocybe geophylla Stereum hirsutum Inocybe geophylla var. Lilacina Stereum rugosum Inocybe jurana Vuilleminia comedens Lactarius quietus Lactarius subdulcis Lycoperdon pyriforme Lactarius subsericeus Lepiota cristata Calocera cornea Lepista saeva Daccrymyces deliquescens Marasmius ramealis Mycena alcalina Exidia nucleata Mycena filopes Mycena galericulata Auricularia auricula-judae Mycena galopus Mycena polygramma Calycella citrina Nolanea farinolens Cheilymenia theleboloides Oudemansiella longipes Coryne sarcoides Oudemansiella radicata Helvella crispa Pholiota squarrosa Helvella stevensii Pluteus salicinus Lamprospora carbonicola Psathyrella candolleana Peziza succosa Stropharia inuncta Tricholoma album Daldinia concentrica Tricholoma sulphureum Hypoxylon serpens Tubaria furfuracea
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