CEMEX UK Operations Ltd

Manor Farm, Eversley Quarry

Ecological Walkover Survey

10 December 2013

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Contents Page 1.0 Introduction ...... 1 1.1 Background ...... 1 1.2 Development Proposals ...... 1 1.3 Survey and Reporting Objectives ...... 1 2.0 Desk Study ...... 2 2.1 Methodology ...... 2 2.2 Data Search Results ...... 2 3.0 Survey Methodology ...... 8 3.1 General ...... 8 3.2 Habitats ...... 8 3.3 Protected and Notable Species ...... 8 3.4 Invasive Species ...... 10 3.5 Limitations ...... 10 4.0 Walkover Survey Results ...... 12 4.1 Habitats ...... 12 4.2 Protected and Notable Species ...... 14 4.3 Invasive Species ...... 16 5.0 Ecological Impacts and Recommendations...... 17 5.1 Statutory and Non-statutory Sites ...... 17 5.2 Habitats ...... 17 5.3 Protected and Notable Species ...... 18 6.0 Summary of Recommendations ...... 22 7.0 References ...... 22

Appendix Contents Appendix A – Figures Appendix B - Photographs Appendix C – Biodiversity and Environmental Legislation, Conventions & Threatened Lists Appendix D – Data Search Results

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Manor Farm, Eversley Quarry: Ecological Walkover Survey

1.0 Introduction

1.1 Background

WYG was commissioned by CEMEX UK Operations Ltd in November 2013 to undertake an ecological assessment of revised restoration proposals at Manor Farm, Longwater Road, Finchampstead, following approval of the existing restoration scheme in December 2006 (VAR/2006/8160). The variation relates to an increase in the amount of reed bed habitat created and an extension to the time limit for the site’s restoration.

1.2 Development Proposals

The proposals at Manor Farm are to extend the time limit for restoration of the site by 5 years, and a revision of the approved restoration scheme to include additional reedbed. It is understood that mineral extraction is finished at Manor Farm, but that filling with inert material is still to take place at the south of the site. This includes the locations of the proposed reedbed extensions.

1.3 Survey and Reporting Objectives

The ecological investigations undertaken by WYG included:

• A desk study to obtain existing information on statutory and non-statutory sites of nature conservation interest, and records of protected/notable species within the site and its environs;

• An ecological walkover survey to note broad habitat types and dominant vegetation, including any invasive species, and a reconnaissance survey for evidence of protected fauna or habitats capable of supporting such species;

• An investigation of features within the site for their potential to support bats; and

• An assessment of the potential ecological constraints to the proposed works at the site and recommendations for further survey, avoidance, mitigation and enhancement where appropriate.

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2.0 Desk Study

2.1 Methodology

As the Eversley Quarry site straddles the border of Hampshire and Berkshire, information was gathered from Hampshire Biological Records Centre (HBIC) and the Thames Valley Environmental Records Centre (TVERC), the ecological records centres for Hampshire and Berkshire respectively, regarding the presence of nature conservation designations and protected and notable species within 3km of the centre of Eversley Quarry (centred on OS grid reference SU 794 623). In addition, a search for statutory nature conservation sites was made of Natural England’s interactive, web-based MAGIC (Multi Agency Geographic Information for the Countryside) database.

The data search covers:

• Statutory nature conservation designations, such as National Nature Reserves and Sites of Special Scientific Interest;

• Non-statutory nature conservation designations, such as Wildlife Sites;

• Protected species, such as badgers, great crested newts and bats; and

• Notable species, such as those listed in the local Biodiversity Action Plan.

The data search did not include Tree Preservation Orders and non-nature conservation designations.

2.2 Data Search Results

The results of the HBIC and TVERC data search are summarised below. Further records are available on request to relevant parties.

2.2.1 Statutory Sites

The HBIC and TVERC data search showed the following seven statutory sites within the search area.

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Table 1 : Statutory sites within 3km of the Eversley Quarry (centred on NGR: SU 794 623).

Statutory site Approx Reason of Designation distance from Eversley Quarry site centre Special Protection Areas (SPA) Thames Basin Heaths SPA 2.50km The site supports internationally important breeding populations of nightjar Caprimulgus europaeus , woodlark Lullula arborea , and Dartford warbler Sylvia undata . National Nature Reserve (NNR) Castle Bottom NNR 2.55km from Castle Bottom National Nature Reserve is a Eversley small lowland site containing one of the most Quarry site important valley mires in southern England, centre with associated heathland and woodland habitats. Castle Bottom NNR is also part of Castle Bottom Thames Basin Heaths SPA, and NNR is Castle Bottom to Yateley and Hawley 2.41km from Commons SSSI. Manor Farm at it closest point;

Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) Castle Bottom to Yateley and Hawley 2.50km from Heathland and young conifer plantation Commons SSSI. Eversley which supports an internationally important Quarry site population of Dartford warbler, woodlark and centre. nightjar. This site is also part of Thames Basin Heaths SPA Castle Bottom to Yateley and Thames Basin Heaths SPA is 2.31km Hawley from Manor Farm at its closest point. Commons SSSI is 1.90km from Manor Farm at its closest point Bramshill SSSI 2.64km from This site is notified for a series of shallow Eversley acid ponds and associated mire, which Quarry site support a rich assemblage of dragonfly and Bramshill SSSI is 2.60km from Manor Centre damselfly, and rotationally felled conifer Farm at its closest point. plantation, which provides habitat for internationally important populations of

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Statutory site Approx Reason of Designation distance from Eversley Quarry site centre nightjar, woodlark and Dartford warbler. Longmoor Bog SSSI 2.97km from Longmoor Bog is a base-poor valley mire, Longmoor Bog SSSI is 2.83km from Eversley with carr of alder, willow, and birch with and Manor Farm at its closest point. Quarry site area of wet heathland. centre. Local Nature Reserve Ambrow Court LNR 3.00km from Habitats include ancient woodland, birch and Eversley hazel coppice, marsh, ponds and pools and a Quarry site meadow. centre Longmoor Bog LNR 3.10km from Habitats include lowland valley mire and wet Eversley (bog) woodland. Quarry site centre

2.2.2 Non-statutory Sites

The HBIC and TVERC data search returned 29 non-statutory sites within 3km of Eversley Quarry, centred on SU794 623. The closest of each category of non-statutory wildlife sites to the site centre is shown in Table 2.

Table 2: Non-statutory sites within 3 km of Eversley Quarry (centred on NGR: SU794 623)

Non-statutory site Approximate Reason of Designation distance from site centre Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC) HBIC Records

16 SINCs, including Eversley Lakes 0.95km from Fleethill Farm Meadows SINC: unimproved SINC site centre. and semi-improved grasslands; (closest to site to Manor Farm). Eversley Lakes waterlogged conditions. is 0.19km from Manor Farm

Local Wildlife Sites (LWS) TVERC Records 13 Local Wildlife Sites, including 1.58km from Eversley Meadow LWS site centre and 1.60km from Manor Farm

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2.2.3 Protected and Notable Species

Table 3. Summary of protected and notable recorded within 3km of Eversley Quarry (centred on NGR: SU 794 623).

Scientific Common Taxon Nearest record Record Legislation Name name group and date Count (metres) Hyacinthoides Bluebell 2006: 2.02km from 10 W&CA Act, Sch non-scripta Eversley site 8, Sect 13, Part centre, and 1.1km 2. from closest point of Fleet Farm site. Lissotriton Smooth amphibian 2007: 0.63km from 11 W&CA Act Sch5 vulgaris newt Eversley site Sec 9.5a and centre; 0.87km 9.5b north of closest point to Manor Farm site Triturus Great amphibian 2009: 2.16km from 4 Hab&Spp Dir Anx cristatus crested site centre; 0.44km 2&4; Hampshire newt from closest point BAP; NERC Act to Chandlers Farm Sec 41; W&CA Act Sch5 Sec 9.4b and 9.4c HabReg_s2 81 bird species Various birds Several wildfowl many W&C Act Sch 1 and waders were Part 2; Birds recorded on site Directive Annex during WYG’s Nov 1; BAP Priority 2013 survey, National; NERC. including lapwing Act 2006; BOCC and kestrel. Amber and Red List 91 bird species Various birds Several wildfowl many W&C Act Sch 1 and waders were Part 2; Birds recorded on site Directive Annex during WYG’s Nov 1; BAP Priority 2013 survey, National; NERC. including lapwing Act 2006; BOCC and kestrel. Amber and Red List

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Scientific Common Taxon Nearest record Record Legislation Name name group and date Count (metres) Lucanus cervus Stag beetle invertebrate 2006: 2.77km from 5 BAP Priority; Eversley site Hab&Spp Dir Anx centre; 2.14km 2; from closest point W&CA Act Sch5 of Manor farm Sec 9.5a and 9.5b

11 invertebrate Various invertebrate Including grayling 14 BAP Priority; species beetle: 2007, NERC Sec 41. 1.6km from site centre, and within Chandlers Farms site

Lucanus cervus Stag beetle invertebrate 1.35km from site 71 BAP Priority; centre; 0.3km from Hab&Spp Dir Anx closest point to 2; Chandlers Farm W&CA Act Sch5 Sec 9.5a and 9.5b

48 invertebrate Various invertebrate Including grayling 14 BAP Priority; species beetle: 2007, Hampshire 1.6km from site BAP;NERC Sec centre, and within 41; Chandlers Farms north Hampshire site Scarce; County Scarce; Notably Scarce; County Interest Erinaceus West mammal 2006: 0.81km from 11 BAP Priority; europaeus European site centre; 0.44km individuals NERC Act Sec 41 hedgehog from closest point to Manor Farm 5 bat species Daubentons, mammal 2008: a serotine many BAP Priority nocutule, roost was recorded Cons Regs 1994 common 1.36km from site Sch 2; W&C Act pipistrelle, centre, which was Sch 5, Sections soprano 0.53km from its 9.4a,b; Sec 9.5a, pipistrelle, closest point to 9.5b, 9.1 and brown Manor Farm. long eared bat. Meles meles Eurasian mammal 2010: 1.46km from 3 setts Badger Act 1992 badger site centre; 0.85km and 2 from closest point adults

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Scientific Common Taxon Nearest record Record Legislation Name name group and date Count (metres) to Manor Farm Micromys Harvest mammal 2006: 1.60km from 1 BAP Priority; minutus mouse site centre; 0.46km NERC Act Sec 41. from closest point to Manor Farm Plecotus auritus Brown long mammal 2008: 2.7 km from 2 BAP Priority eared bat site centre; 1.23km Cons Regs 1994 from Fleet Farm at Sch 2; W&C Act closest point. Sch 5, Sections 9.4a,b; Sec 9.5a, 9.5b, 9.1 Anguilis fragilis Slow-worm reptile 2007: 2.28 km 45 BAP Priority; from site centre; individuals Hab&Spp Dir Anx 0.66km from closet 2 point of Manor W&CA Act Sch5 Farm Sec 9.5a, Sec 9.5b and 9.1.

Zootoca Common reptile 2010: 2.41km from 1 BAP Priority; vivipera lizard site centre; 1.17km Hab&Spp Dir Anx from closest point 2 to Manor Farm W&CA Act Sch5 Sec 9.5a, Sec 9.5b and 9.1. Natrix natrix Grass Snake reptile 2003: 1.17km from 83 BAP Priority; site centre; 0.3km individual Hab&Spp Dir Anx east of closest records 2 point to Manor within W&CA Act Sch5 Farm 3km of Sec 9.5a, Sec site 9.5b and 9.1. centre Vipera berus Adder reptile 2003: 1.15km from 14 BAP Priority; sit centre; 0km individuals Hab&Spp Dir Anx from Manor Farm recorded 2 i.e. along Farm within W&CA Act Sch5 boundary 3km of Sec 9.5a, Sec site 9.5b and 9.1. centre Vipera berus Adder reptile 2006: 2.60km from 2 BAP Priority; site centre; 2km Hab&Spp Dir Anx from closest point 2 to Chandlers Farm W&CA Act Sch5 Sec 9.5a, Sec 9.5b and 9.1.

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3.0 Survey Methodology

3.1 General

A walkover survey of the site was completed by an ecologist from WYG on 14 November 2013, to provide an overview of the extent and condition of habitats and to identify the potential of the site to support protected or notable species.

A review of biological data from the Thames Valley Biological Records Centre (TVBRC) and Hampshire Biological Records Centre (HBRC) was used to inform the walkover survey.

During the survey, the Restoration Proposals (P8/530/26/C) were compared to the revised Restoration Proposals plan, dated October 2012 (drawing number P8/530/26/F). It is assumed that, as the activities in the current Restoration Plan already have approval, the proposals requiring consent are represented in the differences between these two maps; the areas of difference between the two maps are therefore where the November 2013 survey effort was focused.

The northern part of the site, most of which lies to the north of the conveyor, was not included in the survey as restoration work in this area is complete and will not be subject to any additional changes under the revised scheme. The main difference between the approved and revised schemes is the increase in the reed bed habitat. The location of water bodies referred to in this report are shown on Appendix A Figure 1 Location of water bodies at Manor Farm, Eversley Quarry.

3.2 Habitats

The vegetation and broad habitat types within the site were noted during the walkover survey based on the categories specified for a Phase 1 Vegetation and Habitat Survey (Joint Nature Conservation Committee, 2010). A full Phase 1 survey was not completed given the limited area that will be subject to change.

3.3 Protected and Notable Species

The survey area was inspected for evidence of and its potential to support protected or notable species, especially those listed under the Conservation of Habitats and Species (Amendment) Regulations 2012, the Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981 (as amended), including those given extra protection under the Natural Environment and Rural Communities (NERC) Act 2006 and Countryside & Rights of Way (CRoW) Act 2000 , and listed on the UK and local Biodiversity Action Plans.

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The following species were considered:

3.3.1 Great Crested Newts

The site was appraised for its suitability to support great crested newts, especially given that a number of large water bodies were present. The assessment was based on guidance outlined in the Joint Nature Conservation Committees’ published Herpetofauna Workers’ Manual (Joint Nature Conservation Committee, 2003) and the Great Crested Newt Conservation Handbook (Langton, Beckett & Foster, 2001).

As recommended by Natural England, the Oldham et al. (2000) Habitat Suitability Index (HSI) was applied to ponds on site and to those within 500m of the site, where access permitted; these were identified using Ordnance Survey maps and aerial images.

3.3.2 Reptiles

The survey area was appraised for its suitability to support reptiles. The assessment was based on guidance outlined in the Joint Nature Conservation Committees’ published Herpetofauna Workers’ Manual (Joint Nature Conservation Committee, 2003).

3.3.3 Bats

The trees within the survey area were appraised by an experienced ecologist from WYG for their suitability to support breeding, resting and hibernating bats using survey methods based on those outlined in the Bat Conservation Trust’s Bat Surveys: Good Practice Guidelines (2012) and English Nature’s Bat Mitigation Guidelines (2004). Foraging and commuting opportunities were also considered.

3.3.4 Badgers

The survey area was assessed for it suitability to support badgers including setts, paths, latrines or signs of foraging. Methodologies used and any setts recorded were classified according to published criteria (Harris, Cresswell & Jefferies, 1989). The expected zone of influence was assessed as recommended in English Nature’s Badgers and Development (2002).

3.3.5 Otters

Water bodies within the survey area were assessed for their suitability to support otters. This assessment was based on guidance outlined in Chanin, P. (2003) Monitoring the otter .

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3.3.6 Water Voles

Following methods set out in the Water Vole Conservation Handbook (Strachan & Moorhouse, 2011), an assessment of water bodies within and adjacent to the survey area was undertaken to determine their suitability to support water voles and a search for evidence of activity was undertaken, including droppings, latrines, burrows, footprints and feeding lawns, of any areas considered suitable.

3.3.7 Other Species

The site was also appraised for its suitability to support other protected or notable fauna including mammals, birds and invertebrates based on the Institute for Ecology and Environmental Management’s Guidelines for Preliminary Ecological Appraisal (2012). Evidence of any current or historical presence of such species was recorded.

3.4 Invasive Species

The site was searched for evidence of invasive plant species, such as Japanese knotweed Fallopia japonica , Himalayan balsam Impatiens glandulifera , giant hogweed Heracleum mantegazzianum , New Zealand pygmyweed Crassula helmssii , horizontal cotoneaster Cotoneaster horizontalis , rhododendron Rhododendron ponticum and floating pennywort Hydrocotyle ranunculoides (see Appendix C Table C2 for full list).

3.5 Limitations

The comprehensiveness of any ecological assessment will be limited by the season in which surveys are undertaken. This survey was undertaken outside the optimal period for habitats, vegetation and protected or notable species. However, the ecologist who completed the survey is experienced and able to identify many plants even when they are in their vegetative state.

To determine likely presence or absence of protected species usually requires multiple visits at suitable times of the year. As a result, this walkover survey focuses on assessing the potential of the survey area to support species of note, which are considered to be of principal importance for the conservation of biodiversity with reference to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF, 2012), especially those given protection under UK or European wildlife legislation.

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This report cannot therefore be considered a comprehensive assessment of the ecological interest of the site. However, it does provide an assessment of the ecological interest present on the day of the visit and highlights areas where further survey work may be recommended.

The details of this report will remain valid for a period of two years. Beyond this period, if works have not yet been undertaken, it is recommended that a new review of the ecological conditions is undertaken.

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4.0 Walkover Survey Results

4.1 Habitats

4.1.1 Reedbeds

The primary difference between the approved restoration plan (drawing number P8/530/26/C), and the revised restoration plan (drawing number P8/530/26/F) lies in the increased extent of reed bed in the water bodies at the south of the site. Therefore, the existing reed beds were inspected for their existing nature conservation interest, to assist in establishing whether works to increase their extent are likely to have a significant effect on them.

Water Body A

Water Body A lies to the east of the conveyor belt, immediately on crossing the bridge connecting Chandler’s Farm to Manor Farm; refer to Appendix A Figure 1 for location.

The west bank is steeply sloping and lies approximately 1m above its water level (Appendix B, Photograph 1). It is made of earth and gravel, and supports occasional tall ruderal vegetation, including common species such as common nettle Urtica dioica , colts foot Tussilago farfara and weld Reseda luteola . As this habitat is relatively bare and uniform it provides limited habitat, so its suitability for feeding, resting or sheltering wildlife is low.

The north bank slopes gently into the water body. Soft rush Juncus effusus is abundant at the edge of the water body, and there are occasional regenerating willow saplings at the edge of the lake (Photograph 2).

The east bank gently slopes into the water body, and has occasional regenerating willow saplings (Photograph 3). This photograph also shows rough grassland further to the east of the lake, which grades into dense scrub Rubus fruticosus , then into a line of young birch trees Betula sp. A habitat mosaic of this type offers potential habitat for reptiles (see Section 4.2.4 Reptiles , below).

The south bank is gently sloping and grades gradually into the water body (Photograph 4). Expanses of soft rush are present in deeper water with rough grassland dominating dryer areas higher up the bank. Grassland species include frequent cock’s foot Dactylus glomerata and tufted hair-grass Deschampsia cespitosa . A line of young and semi-mature trees lies to the south of this water body. The drier, rough

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grassland regions are have potential to support reptiles as they have areas where reptiles can bask, shelter and feed.

Along the southern bank of Water Body A is a peninsular of land which juts into the water body and which supports five oak trees; one is a mature oak on which a barn owl box has been installed. Both the approved restoration plan and the revised restoration plan show these oak trees being retained within the development proposals to expand the reed bed.

Water Body B

Both the approved restoration plan and the revised restoration plan show a lake, with associated reed bed, lying to the south-west of the existing conveyor belt which, in this report, is referred to as Water Body B (Appendix A, Figure 1). Water Body B is divided into eastern and western portions, separated by an earth bridge, as shown in Photograph 6.

Photograph 6 shows the eastern portion of Water Body B which, at the time of the walkover survey, consisted of a large expanse of bare earth, part of which was occupied by shallow water (estimated to be less than 0.25m deep). The shallow areas lacked any marginal or aquatic vegetation. The southern bank of this water body, lying between the top of the bank and the River Blackwater, comprised rough grassland and tall ruderal vegetation. Species present included mugwort Artemisia vulgaris , butterbur Petasites hybridus , and the coarse grasses creeping bent Agrostis stolonifera and cock’s foot Dactylis glomerata . Young trees were present along the adjacent River Blackwater, including pedunculate oak Quercus robur , and birch Betula sp. This habitat mosaic is suitable for reptiles.

The western portion is separated from the eastern portion by a small earth land bridge. Photograph 6 shows the small earth bridge; Photograph 7 shows the eastern portion. This was a long and narrow water body (approximate dimensions 100m x 5m) which had occasional aquatic plants. Its southern bank comprised unstable and unvegetated loose earth. Its northern bank lay approximately 1m above the water level, and had a shear face, most of which was exposed earth with occasional coarse grass patches. Between the top of the bank and the River Blackwater, rough grassland and tall ruderal vegetations was present, which is potential habitat for reptiles.

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Water Body C

Water Body C refers to the water body whose western boundary lies close to Longwater Road. The northern bank comprised a raised earth and gravel bank, approximately 1.5m tall (Photograph 8) and lacking in vegetation, and had low potential to support protected species.

The southern bank of Water Body C was viewed using binoculars from the water body’s northern bank,. The southern bank was steep faced, and vegetated with coarse grasses, tall ruderal vegetation, and occasional sapling birch trees. Although the southern bank was not inspected in detail, it lacked marginal vegetation, such as reed beds, normally associated with water vole habitat and was considered to have potential to support them.

Water Body D

Water Body D refers to the water body lying to the north of the existing conveyor belt, and whose western boundary lies adjacent to Longwater Road. It is referred to as ‘reedbeds’ on the revised restoration plan (drawing number P8/530/26/F). This water body was not closely inspected as approval for the construction of the majority of the reed beds at this location has already been approved (drawing number P8/530/26/C).

The west and north bank of Water Body D was steep, and the top of the bank was approximately 3m above the water level (Photograph 10). The southern bank was bare and unvegetated; its recently disturbed and uniform structure gave it low potential to support reptiles and water voles.

4.2 Protected and Notable Species

4.2.1 Badger

No signs of badgers were found during the walkover survey. Much of the study area (i.e. the land to the south of the conveyor belt) was not suitable for badgers as it comprised bare earth, or was used as an access track, or comprised water bodies. However, there are areas which were suitable for foraging badgers, including strips of rough grassland and tall ruderal vegetation lying between the River Blackwater and the water bodies.

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4.2.2 Bats

Roosting bats

There were no buildings on the site so no potential for roosting bats in buildings.

The approved restoration plan and the revised restoration plan show the mature oak tree on the peninsular of land jutting into the Water Body A is to be retained. This tree has cracks and crevices suitable for roosting bats, and is defined as a Category 1 tree under Bat Conservation Trust Guidelines (2012). If the restoration plans change, and it becomes necessary to remove this tree, then a bat roost survey is recommended, using the methodology described in BCT guidelines. A second oak tree on the same peninsular is scheduled to be removed. It was inspected for bat potential, and as it was found to have no obvious potential to support bats (BCT Category 2 tree), and therefore does not require a further bat survey or pose a constraint to the proposals.

Foraging Bats

The water bodies within the site and the tall ruderal vegetation and rough grassland between the southern boundary of the waterbodies and the River Blackwater provide potential foraging habitat for bats, as does the vegetated River Blackwater corridor.

4.2.3 Great Crested Newt

At the time of the walkover survey, the site included large water bodies within the voids created by extraction. These water bodies lack marginal and aquatic vegetation and are unfavourable to great crested newts which prefer smaller ponds and lakes. The western portion of Water Body B comprises a narrow channel, measuring approximately 100m by 5m and supported occasional aquatic vegetation, but no marginal vegetation. It had features favourable for newts, and gave a Habitat Suitability Index of 0.72 (i.e. Good for great crested newts).

4.2.4 Reptiles

At the time of survey, the Manor Farm site had limited habitat suitable for reptiles because much of the site south of the conveyor belt (i.e. where the survey was focused), had either been subjected to recent earthworks or was occupied by water bodies.

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Disturbed, bare ground is unsuitable for reptiles as are large, exposed water bodies. Reptiles favour a mosaic of habitat types for feeding, basking and hibernating. At the site, rough grassland and tall ruderal vegetation, providing potential habitat for reptile, was present around the boundaries of Water Bodies A, B and C, as shown in Photographs 3 and 4.

4.2.5 Water Vole and Otter

The water bodies where new reed beds are proposed were assessed for their suitability to support water voles and otters which favour sites with wide swathes of riparian vegetation, both growing from the banks and from the water; this serves as both their food and shelter (Strachan, 2006). Water voles also prefer slow following water courses. These features were not present at the water bodies whose banks frequently comprised bare earth or clay from recently quarrying activity. No water vole or otter signs were found on any of along the lake margins, although a detailed survey of the banks was not carried out.

4.2.6 Birds

The water bodies contained occasional scrub and sapling trees with potential for nesting birds. Their nesting quality is not high, as they are immature, and contain few perching and sheltering opportunities on their narrow branches. Their exposed position on the banks of the water bodies reduces their suitability.

4.3 Invasive Species

No invasive species were noted during the walkover survey.

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5.0 Ecological Impacts and Recommendations

Although evidence of protected and notable habitats and species was limited during the 2013 ecological walkover survey at Manor Farm, there are records within its vicinity that indicate they may be present on occasion. As a result, an Ecological Mitigation Plan will be prepared, for approval by the LPA, to limit the potential impact of the scheme. This will also allow activities to be undertaken in accordance with EU and UK wildlife related legislation even where impacts are considered to be insignificant e.g. individual great crested newts (including their eggs and larvae) and their terrestrial and aquatic habitats are protected by EU and UK legislation.

5.1 Statutory and Non-statutory Sites

Policies WNC1 and WNC2 of the Wokingham District Plan and Policies CP7 and CP8 of the Wokingham Core Strategy require development plans to consider Special Protection Areas, Sites of Special Scientific Interest and Local Nature Reserves.

As there are no designated sites within or directly adjacent to Manor Farm, it is unlikely that there will be any direct impacts on them as a result of the proposals.

Thames Basin Heaths Special Protection Area (SPA) is located approximately 2.5km to the south and west of Manor Farm. While it has been designated for its internationally important breeding populations of nightjar, woodlark and Dartford warbler which may use habitats within Manor Lane, the distance between the two and the limited extent of extraction and restoration works that are left to be completed are considered unlikely to have a significant impact on the qualifying features.

There are a number of non-statutory sites closer to Manor Farm which have been notified for their habitats, including mire, ponds, woodland and heathland. Given that the works are limited to within the site boundary, no significant ecological impacts are expected.

5.2 Habitats

Habitats within the study area are generally considered to be of low intrinsic ecological value with the exception of the oak trees on the peninsula in Water Body A. One oak tree (with low bat roost potential) will be removed although the higher value oak tree will be retained.

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Given that the revised proposals will lead to the creation of larger areas of reed bed habitat (a UK BAP habitat), it is considered likely that the proposals will enhance the site for biodiversity.

Impacts and recommendations relating to specific species that may be supported by habitats within the site are discussed in the appropriate sections below.

5.3 Protected and Notable Species

Policy WNC4 of the Local Plan requires that ‘Development and land uses that may affect protected species that are covered by specific legislation (such as Schedules 1, 5 and/or 8 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended)) will only be permitted where harm to the species can be avoided ’’. Consideration of the impacts on those protected species that may be present within the site through the duration of the works have been discussed below with reference to appropriate legislation.

5.3.1 Great Crested Newts

The great crested newt and its habitat are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) and the Conservation of Habitats and Species (Amendment) Regulations 2012 (see Appendix C).

A section of Water Body B was assessed to be of Good value to great crested newts and may support breeding individuals. As great crested newts are a European Protected Species and given that they have been recorded within approximately 1.5km of Manor Farm in habitat connected to the site, a presence/absence survey should be conducted of this water body between mid-March and mid-June in accordance with Natural England’s Great Crested Newt Mitigation Guidelines (2001). If great crested newts are found to be present, a development licence will be required from Natural England to undertake any works that impact suitable terrestrial or aquatic habitat within 500m of it. As part of the application for the licence, it will be necessary to prepare a mitigation strategy that is likely to include timing works to avoid the periods of highest sensitivity, fencing and clearing suitable areas of great crested newts prior to their commencement, and creating alternative habitat for that which is lost – as the revised proposal plan demonstrates the creation of habitats suitable for great crested newts, it is likely that this will be sufficient as alternative habitat.

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5.3.2 Reptiles

All species of native reptiles are protected from killing or injury under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended). The sand lizard Lacerta agilis and smooth snake Coroenella austriaca are further protected under Conservation of Habitats and Species (Amendment) Regulations 2012 .

As there are records of adder, grass snake, common lizard and slow worm within 1.5km of the site (grass snake were recorded approximately 0.3km east), areas of suitable habitat that will be impacted by the proposals will first be assessed and/or surveyed for reptile presence or likely absence. Suitable mitigation will be implemented prior to the commencement of activities that carry a risk of killing or injuring them. For larger areas of habitat, this may include the fencing of working areas and implementation of a translocation programme to minimise the risk of killing or injuring individuals. On smaller, more easily searchable areas of habitat, it may be sufficient for a suitably experienced ecologist to first complete a finger tip search prior to the work.

5.3.3 Bats

Breeding, Resting and Hibernating Bats

All species of British bats and their roosts are fully protected under the Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) and the Conservation of Habitats and Species (Amendment) Regulations 2012 (see Appendix C).

Although bats have been recorded within the search area, the proposals are not expected to impact any suitable roost sites. As a consequence, mitigation is not currently considered necessary. However, should plans alter and a potential roost site be lost e.g. the mature oak on the peninsula, an assessment of the feature will be undertaken by a suitable experienced ecologist and a bat emergence/return survey will be completed in accordance with the Bat Conservation Trust’s Bat Surveys: Good Practice Guidelines (2012). If bats are found to be roosting and are likely to be impacted by the work through direct or indirect impacts, a suitable mitigation strategy will be configured that will include the creation of an alternative roost/s, supervision of elements of the work by a suitably licensed ecologist and/or timing of work to avoid the period of most sensitivity.

Foraging and Commuting Bats

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by developments to foraging and commuting routes should be considered when determining planning applications.

As restoration of the site and extension of reedbed areas is considered likely to enhance the foraging and commuting opportunities for bats in the local area, the proposals are considered to have a positive impact and no further mitigation is considered necessary.

5.3.4 Badgers

Badger and their setts are protected under the Protection of Badgers Act 1992, and the NPPF (see Appendix C) stipulates that considering their welfare and mitigating for damage to their habitat are material considerations when considering planning applications.

Despite a lack of evidence of badger activity during the 2013 walkover survey, badgers have been recorded within 1km of Manor Farm. Given that there are habitats within the site that may be capable of supporting badger setts, foraging and commuting, and as badgers are a highly mobile species often creating annex setts throughout their territory and away from the main sett, a badger survey will be completed to allow any new setts to be considered in the plans with sufficient time to obtain a licence from Natural England should it be required. Where possible, suitable habitat will remain undisturbed to retain its potential conservation importance including as wildlife commuting corridors. Given the scale of works and that much of the site’s restoration is now complete, it is considered unlikely that a sett closure will be required as there are alternative less disturbed areas of Manor Farm that also offer opportunities for sett creation. However, mitigation will include creating ramps out of any steep-sided excavations and limiting light-spill onto the surrounding areas that may be used for foraging and commuting.

5.3.5 Water Vole and Otter

The otter and its habitat are protected under Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) and the Conservation of Habitats and Species (Amendment) Regulations 2012 . The European sub-species is listed as globally threatened in the IUCN Red List. Water voles and their habitat are protected under Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) (see Appendix C).

As no evidence of water voles or otters was found within the site and as habitats offered low potential to support them, impacts on these species are considered likely to be negligible. In addition, the local record centres did not provide any records for either species within the search area. No further surveys or mitigation is considered necessary.

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5.3.6 Other Species

Birds

All nesting birds are protected from disturbance whilst nesting by the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) (see Appendix C).

Over 91 bird species were recorded within the search, including wildfowl and waders, with lapwing and kestrel recorded during the 2013 walkover survey. Given that the majority of the restoration work is now complete with only minimal extraction and restoration works left to complete, impacts on the local populations are considered to be negligible. However, individuals are protected from disturbance whilst nesting so mitigation through the timing of work in suitable habitat to avoid the nesting season will be implemented where possible i.e. clearance work in areas of vegetation will be completed between October and February inclusive. Where this is not possible, a suitably experienced ecologist will complete a search for nests in habitats to be impacted immediately prior to the works with a suitable buffer of vegetation around any nests found (buffer size will depend on habitats and species involved); work in these areas will only commence once all young have fledged.

Invertebrates

A number of invertebrate species are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) and the Conservation of Habitats and Species (Amendment) Regulations 2012 . The current Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP) contains 411 invertebrate species (see Appendix C).

The stag beetle has been recorded within the search area. Given the extent of similar habitats throughout the wider area, impacts as a result of the extraction and restoration works are considered to be minimal; however, should any stag beetles be encountered during the proposed work, they will be moved to an area of safety. Given that the restoration plans will increase the diversity of habitats present within Manor Farm, it is considered that the long-term impacts of the scheme on invertebrates will be beneficial.

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6.0 Summary

The desktop study and site walkover identified the ecological receptors that are most likely to be impacted by the proposed variations to the restoration scheme. In the long-term, the revised scheme is expected to increase the ecological value of the site over the approved scheme through the increase in the area of reed beds created. However, there will be a number of temporary and short-term impacts during the operational phase that will be mitigated through the following measures:

• An Ecological Mitigation Plan will be prepared to minimise impacts on habitats and protected/notable species during the works and to allow works to continue within the constraints of EU and UK wildlife related legislation. Management of the site will aim to enhance its ecological value in the long-term.

• Where possible, habitats of ecological value will be retained within the restoration proposals.

• Where suitable habitats for protected/notable species will be directly impacted, an assessment or surveys will be completed in accordance with the relevant guidance to obtain information to inform an appropriate mitigation strategy and any subsequent licence applications that may be necessary.

With the implementation of inherent and additional mitigation measures, the additional reed bed habitat is expected to increase the ecological value of the site with no significant impacts expected on the species that may be present during the operational phase.

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7.0 References

Bat Conservation Trust (2012). Bat Surveys Good Practice Guidelines. Second Edition.

English Nature (2002). Badgers and Development. English Nature, Peterborough, UK.

English Nature (2001). Great Crested Newt Conservation Handbook. Peterborough, UK.

Gent, T. & Gibson, S. (2003). Herpetofauna Workers' Manual . JNCC, Peterborough.

Harris, S., Cresswell, P. & Jeffries, D. (1989). Surveying Badgers. An occasional publication of the mammal society – No. 9 . Mammal Society, London.

Institute for Ecology and Environmental Management (2012). Guidelines for Preliminary Ecological Appraisal .

Joint Nature Conservation Committee (2010). Handbook for Phase 1 Habitat Survey: A technique for environmental audit . JNCC, Peterborough.

Langton, T.E.S., Beckett, C.L. and Foster, J.P. (2001). Great Crested Newt Conservation Handbook . Froglife, Halesworth.

Mitchell-Jones, A.J. & McLeish, A.P. (Eds) (2004). Bat Workers Manual, 3rd Edn . JNCC, Peterborough.

Oldham, R.S., Keeble, J., Swan, M.J.S. & Jeffcote, M. (2000). Evaluating the suitability of habitat for the great crested newt Triturus cristatus . Herpetological Journal, 10(4) , 143-155.

RSPB (2002). The Population Status of British Birds in the UK: Birds of Conservation Concern 2002-2007.

Strachan, R. & Moorhouse, T. (2006). Water Vole Conservation Handbook (2nd Edn) . Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, Oxford.

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Appendix A – Figures

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Photograph 1. West bank of Water body A, Photograph 2. North bank of Water body A, showing bare earth and gravel bank, with showing abundant soft rush on gently sloping occasional tall ruderal vegetation. bank, grading into the lake.

Photograph 3. East bank of Water body A, Photograph 4. South bank of Water body A, showing abundant soft rush on gently sloping showing large expanse of soft rush and tree line bank, grading into the lake. The photographs further south. shows rough grassland further to the west, grading into tree line.

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Photograph 5. Water body B, currently a Photograph 6. Water body B (same lake as shallow, mostly infilled water body (facing photograph 5, but facing west). At the right of west). this photograph is a strip of rough grassland, and tall ruderal vegetation, between Water body B and River Blackwater. In the fore-ground is the loose earth land-bridge separating the eastern and western portions of this lake.

Photograph 7. Western portion of Water body Photograph 8. North bank of Water body C, B, with occasional macrophytes. Habitat comprising earth and gravel, and lacking any Suitability Index for newts = 0.72 (good). vegetation.

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Photograph 9. Southern bank of Water body C, Photograph 10. Water body C, showing west in background of photograph, showing steep bank and north bank, 3m above water level, and faced, vegetated bank. vegetated with nettles.

Photograph 11. Water body D, showing oak tree to be retained in revised restoration plan.

Retained oak tree

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Appendix C – Biodiversity and Environmental Legislation, Conventions & Threatened Lists

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Introduction

The UK has ratified a number of Conventions and implemented legislation pertaining to the protection of biodiversity and habtiats, either independently or as member state of the European Union. These are defined and summarised below.

Lists of theatened, endagered and extinct species are also provided, together with a summary explanation of each.

Bern Convention (1982)

The Convention on the Conservation of European Wildlife and Natural Habitats (the Bern Convention ) was adopted in Bern, Switzerland in 1979, and was ratified in 1982. Its aims are to protect wild plants and animals and their habitats listed in Appendices 1 and 2 of the of the Convention, and regulate the exploitation of speices listed in Appendix 3. The regulation imposes legal obligations on participating countires to protect over 500 plant species and more than 1000 animals.

To meet its obligations imposed by the Convention, the European Community adopted the EC Birds Directiv e (1979) and the EC Habitats Directive (1992 – see below). Since the Lisbon Treaty, in force since 1st December 2009, European legislation has been adopted by the European Union.

Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP)

The UK Biodiversity Action Plan (UKBAP – UK Steering Group, 1995; UK Biodiversity Group, 1998 - 2000) lists and prioritises habitats and species and sets national targets to be achieved. The intent of the UKBAP, however, is much broader than the protection and enhancement of less common species, and is meant to embrace the wider countryside as a whole.

The UKBAP has recently undergone a review (Biodiversity Reporting and Information Group, June 2007) resulting in the identification of 391 ‘Priority’ Species Action Plans (SAPs), 45 ‘Priority’ Habitat Action Plans and 162 Local Biodiversity Action Plans.

Local Biodiversity Action Plans (LBAP) identify habitat and species conservation priorities at a local level (typically at the County level), and are usually drawn up by a consortium of local Government organisations and conservation charities.

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Birds Directive (BD)

The EC Directive on the Conservation of Wild Birds (791409/EEC) or ‘ Birds Directive ’ was introduced to achieve favourable conservation status of all wild bird species across their distribution range. In this context, the most important provision is the identification and classification of Special Protection Areas (SPAs) for rare or vulnerable species listed in Annex 1 of the Directive, as well as for all regularly occurring migratory species, paying particular attention to the protection of wetlands of international importance.

Birds of Conservation Concern (BoCC)

This is a review of the status of all birds occuring regularly in the United Kingdom. It is regularly updated and is prepared by leading bird conservation organisations, including the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO), Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) and The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB).

The latest report was produced in 2009 (Eaton et al, 2009) and identified 52 red list species, 126 amber species, and 68 green species. The criteria are complex, but generally:

• Red list species are those that have shown a decline of the breeding population, non-breeding population or breeding range of more than 50% in the last 25 years.

• Amber list species are those that have shown a decline of the breeding population, non-breeding population or breeding range of between 25% and 50% in the last 25 years. Species that have a UK breeding population of less than 300 or a non-breeding population of less than 900 individuals are also included, together with those whose 50% of the population is localasied in 10 sites or fewer and those whose 20% of the European population is found in the UK.

• Green list species are all regularly occurring species that do not qualify under any of the red or amber criteria are green listed

Bonn Convention

The Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals or ‘Bonn Convention ’ was adopted in Bonn, Germany in 1979 and came into force in 1985. Participating states agree to work together to preserve migratory species and their habitats by providing strict protection to species listed in Appendix I of the Convention. It also establishes agreements for the conservation and management of migratory species listed in Appendix II.

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In the UK, the requirements of the convention are implemented via the Wildlfie & Countryside Act 1981 (as amended), Widlife (Northern Ireland) Order 1985 , Nature Conservation and Amenity Lands (Northern Ireland) Order 1985 and the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 (CRoW).

Global IUCN Red List

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Threatended Species was devised to provide a list of those species that are most at risk of becoming extinct globally. It provides taxonomic, conservation status and distribution information about threatened taxa around the globe.

The system catalogues threatened species into groups of varying levels of threat, which are: Extinct (EX), Extinct in the Wild (EW), Critically Endangered (CE), Endangered (EN), Vulnerable (VU), Near Threatened (NT), Least Conern (LC), Data Deficient (DD), Not Evaluated (NE). Criteria for designation into each of the catgories is complex, and consider several principles.

Habitats Directive

The Council Directive 92/43/EEC on the Conservation of Natural Habitats and of Wild Fauna and Fora , or the ‘ Habitats Directive ’, is a European Union directive adopted in 1992 in response to the Bern Convention. Its aims are to protect approximately 220 habitats and 1,000 species listed in its several Annexes.

In the UK, the Habitats Directive is transposed into national law via the Conservation of Habitats and Species (Amendment) Regulations 2012 in England, Scotland and Wales, and via the Conservation (Natural Habitats, &c) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1995 (as amended) in Northern Ireland.

Protection of Badgers Act 1992 (PBA 1992)

The main legislation protecting badgers in England and Wales is the Protection of Badgers Act 1992 (the 1992 Act). Under the 1992 Act it is an offence to: wilfully kill, injure, take or attempt to kill, injure or take a badger; dig for a badger; interfere with a badger sett by, damaging a sett or any part thereof, destroying a sett, obstructing access to a sett, causing a dog to enter a sett or disturbing a badger while occupying a sett.

The 1992 Act defines a badger sett as: “any structure or place which displays signs indicating current use by a badger”

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National Planning Policy Framework (2012)

Following the publication of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) in March 2012, Planning Policy Statement 9 (PPS9) : Biodiversity and Geological Conservation ( 2005) has been withdrawn. However, ODPM 06/2005: Biodiversity and Geological Conservation – Statutory Obligations and their impact within the Planning System (the guidance document that accompanied PPS9) has not been withdrawn and, where more detailed guidance is required than is given within the NPPF, local planning authorities will continue to rely on ODPM 06/2005.

This guidance requires local planning authorities to take account of the conservation of protected species when determining planning applications and makes the presence of a protected species a material consideration when assessing a development proposal that, if carried out, would be likely to result in harm to the species or its habitat.

In the case of European Protected Species such as bats, planning policy emphasises that strict statutory provisions apply (including the Conservation of Habitats and Species (Amendment) Regulations 2012 ), to which a planning authority must have due regard.

Where developments requiring planning permission are likely to impact upon protected species it is necessary that protected species surveys are undertaken and submitted to meet the requirements of paragraph 98 of ODPM Circular 06/2005 which states that:

‘The presence of a protected species is a material consideration when a planning authority is considering a development proposal that, if carried out, would be likely to result in harm to the species or its habitat .’

General guidance within the body of the NPPF which are also potentially relevant to the possible presence of bats at the site includes the following statements:

"The planning system should contribute to and enhance the natural and local environment by:

• protecting and enhancing valued landscapes, geological conservation interests and soils;

• recognising the wider benefits of ecosystem services;

• minimising impacts on biodiversity and providing net gains in biodiversity where possible, contributing to the Government’s commitment to halt the overall decline in biodiversity,

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including by establishing coherent ecological networks that are more resilient to current and future pressures"

"Local planning authorities should set criteria based policies against which proposals for any development on or affecting protected wildlife or geodiversity sites or landscape areas will be judged."

"When determining planning applications, local planning authorities should aim to conserve and enhance biodiversity by applying the following principles:

• if significant harm resulting from a development cannot be avoided (through locating on an alternative site with less harmful impacts), adequately mitigated, or, as a last resort, compensated for, then planning permission should be refused;"

Species of Principal Importance in England

Section 41 (S41) of this Act requires the Secretary of State to publish a list (in consultation with Natural England) of habitats and species which are of principal importance for the conservation of biodiversity in England. The S41 list is used to guide decision-makers such as public bodies including local and regional authorities, in implementing their duty under Section 40 of the Natural Environment and rural Communities (NERC) Act 2006 , to have regard to the conservation of biodiversity in England, when carrying out their normal (e.g. planning) functions. The S41 list includes 65 habitats of principal importance and 1,150 species of principal importance.

The Conservation of Habitats and Species (Amendment) Regulations 2012

The Conservation of Habitats and Species (Amendment) Regulations 2012 came into force on 16 th August 2012 and amend the Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2010 to ensure the various provisions of Directive 92/43/EC (‘the Habitats Directive’) are transposed in a clear manner.

Regulations place a duty on the Secretary of State to propose a list of sites which are important for either habitats or species (listed in Annexes I or II of the Habitats Directive respectively) to the European Commission. These sites, if ratified by the European Commission, are then designated as Special Protection Areas (SPAs) within six years. The 2012 amendments include that public bodies help preserve, maintain and re-establish habitats for wild birds.

The Regulations also make it an offence to deliberately capture, kill, disturb or trade in the animals listed in Schedule 2, or pick, uproot, destroy, or trade in the plants listed in Schedule 5 (see Table B1).

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Table C1 Schedules of the Conservation of Habitats and Species (Amendment) Regulations 2012

Schedule 2 – European Protected Species of Schedule 5 – European Protected Species of Animals Plant Common name Scientific name Common name Scientific name Horseshoe bats Rhinolophidae - all Dock, Shore Rumex rupestris species Common bats Vespertilionidae - all Killarney Fern Trichomanes speciosum species Wild Cat Felis silvestris Early Gentian Gentianella anglica Dolphins, porpoises and Cetacea – all species Lady’s-slipper Cypripedium calceolus whales Dormouse Muscardinus avellanarius Creeping Marshwort Apium repens Pool Frog Rana lessonae Slender Naiad Najas flexilis Sand Lizard Lacerta agilis Fen Orchid Liparis loeselii Fisher’s Estuarine Moth Gortyna borelii lunata Plantain, Floating-leaved Luronium natans water Newt, Great Crested Triturus cristatus Yellow Marsh Saxifrage Saxifraga hirculus Otter Lutra lutra Lesser Whirlpool Ram’s- Anisus vorticulus horn Snail Smooth Snake Coronella austriaca Sturgeon Acipenser sturio Natterjack Toad Bufo calamita Marine Turtles Caretta caretta , Chelonia mydas , Lepidochelys kempii , Eretmochelys imbricata , Dermochelys coriacea

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The Hedgerow Regulations 1997

The Hedgerow Regulations 1997 were made under Section 97 of the Environment Act 1995 and came into force in 1997. They introduced new arrangements for local planning authorities in England and Wales to protect important hedgerows in the countryside, by controlling their removal through a system of notification. Important hedgerows are defined by complex assessment criteria, which draw on biodiversity features, historical context and the landscape value of the hedgerow.

Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended)

This is the principal mechanism for the legislative protection of wildlife in the UK. This legislation is the chief means by which the ‘Bern Convention ’ and the Birds Directive are implemented in the UK. Since it was first introduced, the Act has been amended several times.

The Act makes it an offence to (with exception to species listed in Schedule 2) intentionally:

• kill, injure, or take any wild bird,

• take, damage or destroy the nest of any wild bird while that nest is in use, or

• take or destroy an egg of any wild bird.

In addition, the Act makes it an offence (subject to exceptions) to:

• intentionally or recklessly kill, injure or take any wild animal listed on Schedule 5,

• interfere with places used for shelter or protection, or intentionally disturbing animals occupying such places.

• The Act also prohibits certain methods of killing, injuring, or taking wild animals

Finally, the Act also makes it an offence (subject to exceptions) to:

• intentionally pick, uproot or destroy any wild plant listed in Schedule 8, or any seed or spore attached to any such wild plant,

• unless an authorised person, intentionally uproot any wild plant not included in Schedule 8,

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• sell, offer or expose for sale, or possess (for the purposes of trade), any live or dead wild plant included in Schedule 8, or any part of, or anything derived from, such a plant.

Following all amendments to the Act, Schedule 5 ‘Animals which are Protected’ contains a total of 154 species of animal, including several mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fish and invertebrates. Schedule 8 ‘Plants which are Protected’ of the Act, contains 185 species, including higher plants, bryophytes and fungi and lichens. A comprehensive and up-to-date list of these species can be obtained from the JNCC website.

Part 14 of the Act makes unlawful to plant or otherwise case to grow in the wild any plant which is listed in Part II of Schedule 9.

Table B2 provides a comprehensive list of plant species listed in this schedule. It is recommended that plant material of these species is disposed of as bio-hazardous waste, and these plants should not be used in planting schemes.

Table C2 Invasive plant species listed in Schedule 9 of the Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981 (as amended)

Common name Scientific name Perfoliate alexanders Smyrnium perfoliatum Red algae Grateloupia luxurians Variagated yellow archangel Lamiastrum galeobdolon subsp. argentatum Yellow azalea Rhododendron luteum Himalayan balsam Impatiens glandulifera Cotoneaster Cotoneaster horizontalis Entire-leaved cotoneaster Cotoneaster integrifolius Himalayan cotoneaster Cotoneaster simonsii Hollyberry cotoneaster Cotoneaster bullatus Small-leaved cotoneaster Cotoneaster microphyllus False Virginia creeper Parthenocissus inserta Virginia creeper Parthenocissus quinquefolia Purple dewplant Disphyma crassifolium Fanwort or Carolina water-shield Cabomba caroliniana Water fern Azolla filiculoides Hottentot fig Carpobrotus edulis Three-cornered garlic Allium triquetrum Giant hogweed Heracleum mantegazzianum

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Common name Scientific name Water hyacinth Eichhornia crassipes Giant kelp Macrocystis spp. Giant knotweed Fallopia sachalinensis Hybrid knotweed Fallopia japonica × Fallopia sachalinensis Japanese knotweed Fallopia japonica Few-flowered garlic Allium paradoxum Water lettuce Pistia stratiotes Parrot’s-feather Myriophyllum aquaticum Floating pennywort Hydrocotyle ranunculoides Duck potato Sagittaria latifolia Floating water primrose Ludwigia peploides Water primrose Ludwigia grandiflora Water primrose Ludwigia uruguayensis Rhododendron Rhododendron ponticum Rhododendron Rhododendron ponticum × Rhododendron maximum Giant rhubarb Gunnera tinctoria Japanese rose Rosa rugosa Giant salvinia Salvinia molesta Green seafingers Codium fragile Californian red seaweed Pikea californica Hooked asparagus seaweed Asparagopsis armata Japanese seaweed Sargassum muticum Laver seaweeds (except native species) Porphyra spp Australian swamp stonecrop or New Zealand pygmyweed Crassula helmsii Wakame Undaria pinnatifida Curly waterweed Lagarosiphon major Waterweeds Elodea spp.

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Appendix D – Data Search Results

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Biodiversity Report

Site: Eversley Quarry

TVERC Ref: B181.13

Prepared for : WYG

Date: 27/11/2013

By Thames Valley Environmental Records Centre

This report should not to be passed on to third parties without prior permission of TVERC. Please be aware that printing maps from this report requires an appropriate OS licence

TVERC is hosted by Oxfordshire County Council TABLE OF CONTENTS

The following are included in this report:

GENERAL INFORMATION:

 Terms & Conditions  Species data statements

PROTECTED & NOTABLE SPECIES INFORMATION:

 Table of legally protected and notable species records (3 km search area)  Species status key  Data origin key

DESIGNATED WILDLIFE SITE INFORMATION:

 A map of designated wildlife sites (3 km search area)  Descriptions/citations for designated wildlife sites  Designated wildlife sites guidance

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The data should be considered valid for a maximum 12 months from the date on the cover of this report. If the data is to be used after that time an update should be requested. The data must not be added to any permanent database system.

The absence of any species or habitat data for any site, area or location does not mean that any species or habitat is not present.

MAPS

To reproduce the Ordnance Survey mapping you must hold a relevant licence for the use of Ordnance Survey mapping or it can be copied at a printers or copyshop that holds a licence to carry out search work (see the Ordnance Survey website).

Produced by TVERC September 2012 DATA STATEMENTS

STATEMENT ON RECORDS BELONGING TO THE BERKS AND SOUTH BUCKS BAT GROUP (BSBBG)

TVERC has agreed an exchange of data with BSBBG which enables us to provide records belonging to them with the grid reference given to 1 km precision. Such records are indicated by the term “refer to BSBBG for full details” in the location column of the species table. Enquirers are recommended to contact the BSBBG direct to obtain further information. Please note that the BSBBG provides TVERC with an annual update of their records, so they may hold records for your search area that TVERC does not yet have access to. Requests for information may be submitted via the BSBBG website; www.berksbats.org.uk.

STATEMENT ON RECORDS BELONGING TO THE BINFIELD BADGER GROUP

TVERC has a data exchange agreement with the Binfield Badger Group, and receives regular updates. However under the terms of the agreement it cannot provide these records to you. Requests for information should be directed to:

Binfield Badger Group PO Box 3805 Binfield Berks RG42 1HH

Email: [email protected]

For data searches within Berkshire, we will check and let enquirers know whether we hold any Binfield Badger Group records for within your chosen data search area.

STATEMENT ON WILDLIFE TRUST WATER VOLE DATA

Since 2008 data has been collected as positive or negative sections of watercourses. Positive sections crossing into search areas are included within the data. These are shown with the central grid reference for the stretch of watercourse. This may fall outside the search area but the stretch will be at least partly within the search area. The location information shows the beginning and end points of the stretch of watercourse.

USE OF NBN GATEWAY DATA

Commercial organisations and members of the public may refer to the National Biodiversity Network (NBN) Gateway for wildlife records and habitat and designated site information for their own private use.

The NBN Gateway’s Terms and Conditions state "You may not republish wholesale the material, data and/or information made available to you, or exploit it for commercial or academic research purposes without first obtaining written permission from the relevant data Produced by TVERC September 2012 provider". This means that environmental consultants cannot use NBN data in ecology reports for planning applications unless they have obtained written permission from all the data providers. If NBN Gateway data are also provided for this project please make sure that the NBN Gateway’s terms and conditions are followed precisely.

The National Planning Policy Framework states that “planning policies and decisions should be based on up-to date information about the natural environment and other characteristics of the area”. The NBN Gateway does not hold the most up-to-date, comprehensive or highest resolution information on protected and notable species, local sites or habitats in Berkshire and Oxfordshire.

TVERC have advised planning authorities in Berkshire and Oxfordshire that ecology reports using only NBN data should not usually be validated and the NBN has requested that suspected breaches of NBN terms and conditions are reported to the NBN Data Access Officer, who will take appropriate action. Further detail is available on our website: http://www.tverc.org/cms/content/ecological-survey-reports-planning-applications.

STATEMENT ON GRID REFERENCES

The following types of grid references are provided:

 Six figure grid references. Many of these will be an assigned relatively central grid reference for a site though with small sites the assigned grid reference for a site could be close to the edge. The record may have come from anywhere within the site. Where additional location information is provided the reference may be more accurate or central to a subsite within the larger site. Where the location is not site based, the grid reference should be within 100 metres of the location.

 Four figure grid references. Generally these are 1km records often with some location information to give an idea of which part of the 1km square the record was found. Sometime this information can be quite accurate. Where a large site is referred to the location should be in that part of the 1km square that is within the site. In some case these may be tetrad records with grid reference referring to a 2km x 2km square. This includes some confidential records from Oxford Ornithological Society. Other tetrad data is rarely included.

 Eight and ten figure grid references: These are generally accurately worked out to the location where the species was found. However for small and narrow sites eight figure grid references may be used as a central grid reference for a site.

 TVERC intends to start tagging data to qualify these grid references but at present only a limited amount of qualification is provided. 1km square records are tagged as 1km record and 2km square records are tagged as 2km record.

Produced by TVERC September 2012 Legally Protected & Notable Species Records Eversley Quarry 3 km Search Area

Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants lichen Cladonia coccifera Mar 1988 SU808633 Finchamstead Ridges NT post2001:DD

Pillwort Pilularia globulifera 1991 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG post2001:NT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Scarce (VP) W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 15/07/1981 SU777634 Woodlands near Banisters Farm BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta abundant 10/07/2006 SU777634 Woodlands near Banisters Farm Western Woodland BLWS Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta frequent 10/07/2006 SU777634 Woodlands near Banisters Farm Bannisters Copse BLWS Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 15/07/1981 SU784627 Fleet Copse BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 05/07/1996 SU784627 Fleet Copse Garaway's Land BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta occasional 19/06/2002 SU784627 Fleet Copse Field layer BLWS Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 1982 SU784644 Over's Copse U Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 29/04/1990 SU795635 East Court Woods BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 09/07/2004- W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta locally frequent 20/08/2004 SU81196418 Simons Wood and Heath Pond Woodland BLWS Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 28/07/1981 SU812640 Simons Wood and Heath Pond BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 28/07/1981 SU814629 Fisher's Copse BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 22/06/1994 SU814629 Fisher's Copse BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 28/07/1981 SU814630 Fisher's Copse Finchampstead part BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 17/03/2007 SU815632 Fisher's Copse EC Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta locally abundant 29/04/2004 SU81676274 Bluebell Wood BLWS Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta locally dominant 29/04/2004 SU81746294 Beech Hill BLWS Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 13/05/1990 SU817627 Bluebell Wood BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 13/05/1990 SU817627 Bluebell Wood BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 22/06/1994 SU817627 Bluebell Wood BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 22/06/1994 SU818629 Beech Hill BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 Coalpit Copse area W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta locally abundant 29/04/2004 SU81916272 Coalpit Copse & unnamed copse (western area) BLWS Section 13 Part 2 Area just outside W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta occasional 22/06/2004 SU81916294 Coalpit Copse & unnamed copse the WHS boundary BLWS Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 28/07/1981 SU819627 Coalpit Copse & unnamed copse BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 22/06/1994 SU819627 Coalpit Copse & unnamed copse BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 Eastern area of Unnamed Wood (Adjacent to W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta rare 22/06/2004 SU82136276 Coalpit Copse & unnamed copse Ambarrow Lodge) BLWS Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 10/05/1990 SU822619 Church Farm Copse BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 17/09/1991 SU822619 Church Farm Copse U Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta 11/04/1994 SU822619 Church Farm Copse BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta Locally Dominant 19-May-2011 SU822619 Church Farm Copse TVERC Section 13 Part 2 Ambarrow Wood and Ambarrow W&C Act 1981, Schedule 8, Bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta Jul 1986 SU824628 Hill BBOWT Section 13 Part 2 Stinking Chamomile Anthemis cotula 1991 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG post2001:VU

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Colebrook Lake North, Grassland on 01/01/2006- western and Common Cudweed Filago vulgaris 31/12/2006 SU80716257 Moor Green Lakes northern edge MGLG post2001:NT

01/01/2006- Moor Green Lakes, Heath Cudweed Gnaphalium sylvaticum 31/12/2006 SU80576237 Eversley Gravel Pits Colebrook Cut Wood MGLG post2001:EN Smooth Cat's-ear Hypochaeris glabra 1991 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG post2001:VU Bracknell Ragged-Robin Lychnis flos-cuculi 1991 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG LBAP Sp. Bracknell Ragged-Robin Lychnis flos-cuculi 1996 SU816624 Horseshoe Lake. BBOWT LBAP Sp. Chenopodium bonus- Good-King-Henry henricus 1991 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG post2001:VU Bracknell Devil's-bit Scabious Succisa pratensis 1991 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG LBAP Sp. Colebrook Lake North, Northern Western Clover Trifolium occidentale 24/05/2006 SU80716257 Moor Green Lakes grassland quadrats MGLG Scarce (VP) Priority Sp. Ambarrow Wood and Ambarrow (Research Yellow Bird's-nest Monotropa hypopitys Jul 1986 SU824628 Hill BBOWT post2001:EN only) Section 41 Sp. Coalpit Copse area Bracknell Cowslip Primula veris rare 29/04/2004 SU81916272 Coalpit Copse & unnamed copse (western area) BLWS LBAP Sp. Bracknell Cowslip Primula veris 1994 SU821619 Nr. Horseshoe Lake, Mill Lane. BBOWT LBAP Sp. Nationally true bug (Hemiptera) Microvelia pygmaea 1 Adult 01/12/2005 SU80976307 Finchamstead Ridges NT Notable B Nationally beetle (Coleoptera) Hydaticus seminiger 1 Adult 08/05/1991 SU808633 Finchamstead Ridges LN Notable B Nationally beetle (Coleoptera) Hydroglyphus geminus 1 Adult 01/12/2005 SU810642 Simons Wood and Heath Pond NT Notable B Bembidion (Ocydromus) Nationally beetle (Coleoptera) lunatum 1 Adult 01/12/2005 SU80976307 Finchamstead Ridges NT Notable B Nationally beetle (Coleoptera) Hydrochus angustatus 1 Adult 01/12/2005 SU810642 Simons Wood and Heath Pond NT Notable B Nationally beetle (Coleoptera) Helochares punctatus 1 Adult May 1985 SU808633 Finchamstead Ridges LN Notable B Nationally beetle (Coleoptera) Helochares punctatus 1 Adult 08/05/1991 SU808633 Finchamstead Ridges LN Notable B Nationally beetle (Coleoptera) Helochares punctatus 6 Adults 01/12/2005 SU80976307 Finchamstead Ridges NT Notable B Nationally beetle (Coleoptera) Helochares punctatus 7 Adults 01/12/2005 SU810642 Simons Wood and Heath Pond NT Notable B Stenus (Hypostenus) Nationally beetle (Coleoptera) fornicatus 1 Adult 08/05/1991 SU808633 Finchamstead Ridges LN Notable B

1 Male, Dead Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Nationally Stag Beetle Lucanus cervus (reason unknown) 25/06/1998 SU79436315 PTES (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Notable B

1 Male, Dead Finchampstead School, Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Nationally Stag Beetle Lucanus cervus (reason unknown) 25/06/1998 SU79436315 Finchampstead. BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Notable B California Crossroads, Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Nationally Stag Beetle Lucanus cervus 1 Female 18/06/1998 SU79746485 Finchampstead. BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Notable B Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Nationally Stag Beetle Lucanus cervus 1 Female 18/06/1998 SU79746485 PTES (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Notable B Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Nationally Stag Beetle Lucanus cervus 1 Female 07/06/1998 SU79746485 PTES (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Notable B California Crossroads, Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Nationally Stag Beetle Lucanus cervus 1 Female 07/06/1998 SU79746485 Finchampstead. BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Notable B Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Nationally Stag Beetle Lucanus cervus 1 Male 11/06/2006 SU800650 PTES (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Notable B Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Nationally Stag Beetle Lucanus cervus 1 Female 28/05/2007 SU800652 PTES (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Notable B Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Nationally Stag Beetle Lucanus cervus 1 Female 30/07/1998 SU801649 PTES (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Notable B 17 Foxcote, Finchampstead, Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Nationally Stag Beetle Lucanus cervus 1 Female 30/07/1998 SU801649 Wokingham, Berks, RG40 3PG. BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Notable B

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Nationally Stag Beetle Lucanus cervus 1 Male 09/06/2006 SU801652 PTES (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Notable B Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Nationally Stag Beetle Lucanus cervus 4 Males 11/06/2006 SU801652 PTES (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Notable B Nationally beetle (Coleoptera) Tritoma bipustulata 1 Adult May 1985 SU808633 Finchamstead Ridges LN Notable A Nationally beetle (Coleoptera) Tritoma bipustulata Mar 1988 SU808633 Finchamstead Ridges NT Notable A Black-headed Cardinal Nationally Beetle Pyrochroa coccinea 2 Juveniles 01/12/2005 SU805632 Finchamstead Ridges NT Notable B reported to Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Small Blue Cupido minimus recorder 1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Wall Lasiommata megera 1989 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. reported to Wall Lasiommata megera recorder 1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Grayling Hipparchia semele 23/07/1990 SU8062 1 km record Finchamstead Ridges UTBC Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green Lakes, Grayling Hipparchia semele 1 02/08/1992 SU807622 Eversley Gravel Pits Eversley Gravel Pits UTBC Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Grayling Hipparchia semele 1 01/08/1992 SU809631 Spout Pond; Finchampstead UTBC Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Grayling Hipparchia semele 1 01/09/2007 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green Lakes, Grayling Hipparchia semele 1 28/07/1992 SU812623 Eversley Gravel Pits Eversley Gravel Pit UTBC Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Grayling Hipparchia semele 1989 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. reported to Grayling Hipparchia semele recorder 1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Grayling Hipparchia semele 2 to 9 1992 SU820622 R Blackwater UTBC Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Small Heath Coenonympha pamphilus 1990 SU769632 UTBC Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Small Heath Coenonympha pamphilus 28/05/1990 SU8062 1 km record Finchampstead Ridges UTBC Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Small Heath Coenonympha pamphilus 1989 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. reported to Small Heath Coenonympha pamphilus recorder 1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/1995- Ghost Moth Hepialus humuli 31/12/1995 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/1995- Oak Hook-tip Watsonalla binaria 31/12/1995 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Finchampstead, California Shaded Broad-bar Scotopteryx chenopodiata 1 Flying 28-Jul-2002 SU783651 Country Park LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/1995- Shaded Broad-bar Scotopteryx chenopodiata 31/12/1995 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/2007- September Thorn Ennomos erosaria 31/12/2007 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/1995- Buff Ermine Spilosoma luteum 31/12/1995 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Shepperlands Copse, Heathland Cinnabar Tyria jacobaeae larvae 29/07/2004 SU77976448 Shepperlands Farm restoration area BLWS Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Cinnabar Tyria jacobaeae Mar 1988 SU808633 Finchamstead Ridges NT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/1995- Dot Moth Melanchra persicariae 31/12/1995 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/2007- Deep-brown Dart Aporophyla lutulenta 31/12/2007 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/1995- Grey Dagger Acronicta psi 31/12/1995 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/1995- Ear Moth Amphipoea oculea 31/12/1995 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/1995- Common Fan-foot Pechipogo strigilata 31/12/1995 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1 Adult female, true fly (Diptera) Ernestia puparum Captured 09-Mar-1998 SU8163 1 km record Simons Wood BIG Pre94:VU

1 Female, voucher true fly (Diptera) Ernestia puparum specimen 09/03/1998 SU8163 1 km record Simons Wood and Heath Pond Simons Wood BIG Pre94:VU European Eel Anguilla anguilla 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Palmate Newt Lissotriton helveticus Adults 1994 SU809631 Finchamstead Ridges BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Palmate Newt Lissotriton helveticus 10 Adults 14/03/1994 SU809631 Finchamstead Ridges Spout pond LN (b) (W&C Act 1981)

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Heath Pool, Simons Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Palmate Newt Lissotriton helveticus 4 Adults 08/04/1992 SU812641 Simons Wood and Heath Pond Wood NT LN (b) (W&C Act 1981) Burntmoor Meadow pond, Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Smooth Newt Lissotriton vulgaris 1 Female 25/05/2007 SU79496292 Finchamstead, Berks BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Burntmoor Meadow pond, Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Smooth Newt Lissotriton vulgaris 5 Males 25/05/2007 SU79496292 Finchamstead, Berks BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Sequoia Field Farm, Crowthorne, Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Smooth Newt Lissotriton vulgaris Males 10/05/2007 SU82026355 Berks BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Copse Pond, Rectory Farm, Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Toad Bufo bufo eggs 29/03/2008 SU78486340 Finchamstead, Berks BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Toad Bufo bufo Unknown SU786647 California Country Park Longmoor Lake BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Toad Bufo bufo 20/08/1981 SU793646 Wood north of Warren Lodge BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Colebrook Lake Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Toad Bufo bufo 17/05/2000 SU806625 Moor Green Lakes North, Site 4 BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Colebrook Lake Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Toad Bufo bufo 1 18/09/2009 SU808624 Moor Green Lakes North BLWS (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Toad Bufo bufo 5 Adults 14/03/1994 SU809631 Finchamstead Ridges Spout pond LN (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Heath Pool, Simons Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Toad Bufo bufo 1000 Juveniles 01/05/1992 SU812641 Simons Wood and Heath Pond Wood NT LN (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Toad Bufo bufo 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Toad Bufo bufo 100 Juveniles 23/06/1995 SU818622 Horseshoe lake/river Blackwater LN (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Toad Bufo bufo 100 Juveniles 06/05/1996 SU818622 Horseshoe lake/river Blackwater LN (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Toad Bufo bufo Adults 23/06/1995 SU81956195 Mill Farm,nr BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Frog Rana temporaria 25/07/2006 SU777624 Eversley Meadow Woodland BLWS (b) (W&C Act 1981) Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Frog Rana temporaria 10/07/2006 SU777634 Woodlands near Banisters Farm All Site BLWS (b) (W&C Act 1981) Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Frog Rana temporaria 15/07/1981 SU784627 Fleet Copse BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Copse Pond, Rectory Farm, Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Frog Rana temporaria eggs 29/03/2008 SU78486340 Finchamstead, Berks BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Frog Rana temporaria Unknown SU786647 California Country Park Longmoor Lake BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Burntmoor Meadow pond, Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Frog Rana temporaria Adults 25/05/2007 SU79496292 Finchamstead, Berks BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Frog Rana temporaria 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Just outside the Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Frog Rana temporaria 22/06/2004 SU81916294 Coalpit Copse & unnamed copse WHS boundary BLWS (b) (W&C Act 1981) Horseshoe Lake, Schedule 5, parts 5(a) and Common Frog Rana temporaria 17/05/2000 SU819623 Eversley Gravel Pits Site 1 BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 1 Male 09-May-2008 SU77926430 Shepperlands Farm BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 3 Males 23-May-2008 SU77926430 Shepperlands Farm BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 4 Females 23-May-2008 SU77926430 Shepperlands Farm BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 2 Juveniles 23-May-2008 SU77926430 Shepperlands Farm BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 1 Female 11-Apr-2008 SU77926430 Shepperlands Farm BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 2 Juveniles 11-Apr-2008 SU77926430 Shepperlands Farm BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 1 Female 25-Apr-2008 SU77926430 Shepperlands Farm BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 1 Juvenile 09-May-2008 SU77926430 Shepperlands Farm BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 2 Females 09-May-2008 SU77926430 Shepperlands Farm BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 29/07/2004 SU77956449 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BLWS (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp.

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 1 Female 31/05/2006 SU77996451 Shepperlands Farm Heathland WBC (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 1 Female 02/05/2006 SU77996451 Shepperlands Farm Heathland WBC (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 1 Male 31/05/2006 SU77996451 Shepperlands Farm Heathland WBC (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 3 Juveniles 05/05/2006 SU78066448 Shepperlands Farm Heathland WBC (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp.

Longmoor Woodland and bog SSSI, Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis Adults 05/07/2003 SU782651 California Country Park Longmoor Bog BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp.

Longmoor Woodland and bog SSSI, Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis Adults 05/07/2003 SU782651 California Country Park Longmoor Bog BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 160 Nine Mile Ride, Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 3 Males 02/05/2006 SU79336472 Finchamstead, Berks BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 160 Nine Mile Ride, Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 3 Juveniles 25/04/2006 SU79336472 Finchamstead, Berks BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 160 Nine Mile Ride, Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 1 Male 25/04/2006 SU79336472 Finchamstead, Berks BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 160 Nine Mile Ride, Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 5 Juveniles 02/05/2006 SU79336472 Finchamstead, Berks BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 1 14/06/2007 SU815632 Fisher's Copse EC (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 1 26/06/2007 SU815632 Fisher's Copse EC (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 2 24/05/2007 SU815632 Fisher's Copse EC (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Slow-worm Anguis fragilis 1 25/05/2007 SU815632 Fisher's Copse EC (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Sand Lizard Lacerta agilis 20/08/1981 SU793646 Wood north of Warren Lodge BBOWT Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp.

Longmoor Woodland and bog SSSI, Common Lizard Zootoca vivipara 05/07/2003 SU782651 California Country Park Longmoor Bog BRAG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Heathland and small 09/07/2004- area of Mire/Wet Common Lizard Zootoca vivipara 20/08/2004 SU81046418 Simons Wood and Heath Pond Heath BLWS Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Common Lizard Zootoca vivipara 16/03/2010 SU812639 Simons Wood and Heath Pond Simons Wood BRAG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Common Lizard Zootoca vivipara 1 05/06/1993 SU812641 Heath Pool, Simons Wood NT LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Common Lizard Zootoca vivipara 1 02-Aug-2009 SU812641 Simons Wood and Heath Pond LN (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 Adult 25-Apr-2008 SU77926430 Shepperlands Farm BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 Juvenile 23-May-2008 SU77926430 Shepperlands Farm BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 Adult 23-May-2008 SU77926430 Shepperlands Farm BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 Adult 11-Apr-2008 SU77926430 Shepperlands Farm BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 12/09/1984 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 05/05/2006 SU77986449 Shepperlands Farm Heathland WBC (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 15/07/1981 SU784627 Fleet Copse BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 20/08/1981 SU793646 Wood north of Warren Lodge BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 24/05/2000 SU805625 Colebrook Lake BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 24/09/2002 SU80576240 Moor Green ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 20/08/2002 SU80576240 Moor Green ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp.

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 4 24/03/2003 SU80576240 Moor Green ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 05/05/2003 SU80576240 Moor Green ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green, by Colebrook Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 01/07/2003 SU80576242 Scrape ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green, by Colebrook Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 09/07/2003 SU80576242 Scrape ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green, North End of Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 Adult Female 30/05/2003 SU80576242 Colebrook hide scrape ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green, by Colebrook Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 30/06/2003 SU80576242 Scrape ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green, by Colebrook Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 31/07/2003 SU80576242 Scrape ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green, nr river, Sw corner Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 24/10/2003 SU80586213 of Colebrook Lake ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green, north shore of Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 29/07/2002 SU80606250 Colebrook Lake North ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 11/05/2001 SU806624 Moor Green ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix Adults 1995 SU806625 Moor Green Farm BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green, Colebrook Lake Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 04/05/2003 SU806626 North ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green, east end of Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 21/08/2003 SU80956230 Colebrook Lake ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 21/05/2003 SU809625 Moor Green ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix Adults 1995 SU809631 Finchamstead Ridges BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Spout pond, Finchampstead Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 25/06/1995 SU809631 ridges NT LN (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 30/07/2003 SU810622 Moor Green ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/2006- Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 31/12/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/2002- Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 6 31/12/2002 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/2003- Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 14 31/12/2003 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/2004- Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 15 31/12/2004 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 13 01/01/2005 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/2006- Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 7 31/12/2006 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/2007- Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 7 31/12/2007 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 01/09/1997 SU810624 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 2 05/06/1993 SU812641 Heath Pool, Simons Wood NT LN (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix Adults 1995 SU812641 Simons Wood and Heath Pond Simons Wood BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 05/05/1995 SU812641 Heath Pool, Simons Wood NT LN (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 10/09/1997 SU812641 Heath Pool, Simons Wood NT LN (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1, dead on road 05/05/1997 SU812641 Heath Pool, Simons Wood NT LN (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green, N bank of Grove Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 10/09/2003 SU81406247 Lake ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green, north shore of Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 10/04/2002 SU814625 Grove Lake ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 21/05/2003 SU81506245 Moor Green ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp.

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 30/08/2002 SU81556230 Moor Green ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 29/05/2007 SU815632 Fisher's Copse EC (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 3 22/05/2007 SU815632 Fisher's Copse EC (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 2 24/05/2007 SU815632 Fisher's Copse EC (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix 1 19/05/1995 SU818622 Horseshoe lake/river Blackwater LN (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix Adults 1995 SU818628 Sandhurst Lodge BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green Fm, Blackwater Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Grass Snake Natrix natrix Adults 1995 SU820622 River BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Adder Vipera berus 20/08/1981 SU780645 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Adder Vipera berus 1 Juvenile 02/05/2006 SU78066448 Shepperlands Farm Heathland WBC (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Adder Vipera berus 1 29/05/2003 SU80536253 Moor Green ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green, by Colebrook Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Adder Vipera berus 1 08/07/2003 SU80576242 Scrape ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green, near Colebrook Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Adder Vipera berus 3 19/08/2002 SU80606237 hide ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Moor Green, Colebrook Lake Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Adder Vipera berus 1 18/04/2003 SU806626 North ORAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/2004- Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Adder Vipera berus 3 31/12/2004 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Adder Vipera berus 4 01/01/2005 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 01/01/2007- Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Adder Vipera berus 3 31/12/2007 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Adder Vipera berus Adults 1995 SU818628 Sandhurst Lodge BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5, parts 1, 5(a) and Adder Vipera berus Adults 1994 SU820631 Sandhurst Lodge BRAG (b) (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Greater White-fronted Goose Anser albifrons Oct 1990 SU810624 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Greater White-fronted Goose Anser albifrons Oct 1990 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Greater White-fronted Goose Anser albifrons 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Greater White-fronted Goose Anser albifrons 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Greylag Goose Anser anser Unknown SU786647 California Country Park Longmoor Lake BBOWT Amber List 01/03/2006- Greylag Goose Anser anser 1 Breeding Pair 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Greylag Goose Anser anser 5 01/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Greylag Goose Anser anser 9 01/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Greylag Goose Anser anser 4 01/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Greylag Goose Anser anser 103 01/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Greylag Goose Anser anser 4 01/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Greylag Goose Anser anser 23 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Greylag Goose Anser anser 24 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Greylag Goose Anser anser 20 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Greylag Goose Anser anser 12 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Greylag Goose Anser anser 6 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Greylag Goose Anser anser 6 01/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Greylag Goose Anser anser 5 01/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Greylag Goose Anser anser 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List 01/03/2006- Barnacle Goose Branta leucopsis 1 Breeding Pair 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Barnacle Goose Branta leucopsis 34 01/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Barnacle Goose Branta leucopsis 39 01/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Barnacle Goose Branta leucopsis 37 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Barnacle Goose Branta leucopsis 37 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Barnacle Goose Branta leucopsis 52 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Barnacle Goose Branta leucopsis 24 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Barnacle Goose Branta leucopsis 2 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Barnacle Goose Branta leucopsis 1 01/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Barnacle Goose Branta leucopsis 2 01/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Barnacle Goose Branta leucopsis 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Barnacle Goose Branta leucopsis 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Brent Goose Branta bernicla 1 15/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Shelduck Tadorna tadorna 3 25/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Shelduck Tadorna tadorna 1 26/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 07/04/2007- (inc Moor Green Common Shelduck Tadorna tadorna 01/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Shelduck Tadorna tadorna 1 01/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Common Shelduck Tadorna tadorna 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Common Shelduck Tadorna tadorna 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List 01/03/2006- Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope 35 01/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope 201 01/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope 264 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope 478 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope 597 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope 303 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope 224 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope 3 01/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope 1 01/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope Oct 1990 SU810624 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Amber List Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope Oct 1990 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Amber List Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List 01/03/2006- Gadwall Anas strepera 3 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Gadwall Anas strepera 9 01/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Gadwall Anas strepera 8 01/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Gadwall Anas strepera 13 01/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Gadwall Anas strepera 20 01/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Gadwall Anas strepera 23 01/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Gadwall Anas strepera 38 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Gadwall Anas strepera 148 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Gadwall Anas strepera 184 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Gadwall Anas strepera 183 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Gadwall Anas strepera 80 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Gadwall Anas strepera 11 01/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Gadwall Anas strepera 8 01/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Gadwall Anas strepera 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List

Gadwall Anas strepera probable breeding 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Gadwall Anas strepera 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List 01/03/2006- Eurasian Teal Anas crecca 1 Breeding Pair 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Teal Anas crecca 22 01/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Teal Anas crecca 25 01/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Teal Anas crecca 18 01/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Teal Anas crecca 70 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Teal Anas crecca 60 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Teal Anas crecca 80 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Teal Anas crecca 32 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Teal Anas crecca 15 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Teal Anas crecca 10 01/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Teal Anas crecca 3 01/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eurasian Teal Anas crecca Oct 1990 SU810624 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Amber List Eurasian Teal Anas crecca Oct 1990 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Amber List Eurasian Teal Anas crecca 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eurasian Teal Anas crecca 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List

Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 20/08/1981 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT Amber List Mallard Anas platyrhynchos Unknown SU786647 California Country Park Longmoor Lake BBOWT Amber List Colebrook Lake Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 5 18/09/2009 SU808624 Moor Green Lakes North BLWS Amber List Mallard Anas platyrhynchos Mar 1988 SU808633 Finchamstead Ridges NT Amber List 01/03/2006- Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 30 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 60 01/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 35 01/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 48 01/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 36 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 46 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 86 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 66 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 19 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 30 01/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 54 01/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Coalpit Copse area Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 1 Adult Female 29/04/2004 SU81916272 Coalpit Copse & unnamed copse (western area) BLWS Amber List Coalpit Copse area Mallard Anas platyrhynchos 1 Adult Male 29/04/2004 SU81916272 Coalpit Copse & unnamed copse (western area) BLWS Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Northern Pintail Anas acuta 25/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Northern Pintail Anas acuta 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Northern Pintail Anas acuta 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 11/08/2007- (inc Moor Green Garganey Anas querquedula 1 16/08/2008 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Amber List 01/03/2006- Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata 4 01/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata 22 01/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata 12 01/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata 21 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata 48 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata 81 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata 12 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata 68 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata 32 01/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata 8 01/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Northern Shoveler Anas clypeata 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Colebrook Lake Common Pochard Aythya ferina 1 18/09/2009 SU808624 Moor Green Lakes North BLWS Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Pochard Aythya ferina 4 01/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Pochard Aythya ferina 4 01/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Pochard Aythya ferina 176 01/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Pochard Aythya ferina 63 01/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Pochard Aythya ferina 52 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Pochard Aythya ferina 91 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Pochard Aythya ferina 57 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Pochard Aythya ferina 41 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Pochard Aythya ferina 29 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Pochard Aythya ferina 3 01/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Pochard Aythya ferina 1 01/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Common Pochard Aythya ferina Oct 1990 SU810624 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Amber List Common Pochard Aythya ferina Oct 1990 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Amber List Common Pochard Aythya ferina 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Common Pochard Aythya ferina 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula Unknown SU786647 California Country Park Longmoor Lake BBOWT Amber List 01/03/2006- Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 36 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 26 01/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 55 01/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 185 01/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 176 01/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 117 01/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 109 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 216 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 210 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 160 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 190 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 88 01/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 28 01/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Tufted Duck Aythya fuligula 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Greater Scaup Aythya marila 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Common Scoter Melanitta nigra 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 01/03/2006- Common Goldeneye Bucephala clangula 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Goldeneye Bucephala clangula 3 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Goldeneye Bucephala clangula 5 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Goldeneye Bucephala clangula 6 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Goldeneye Bucephala clangula 4 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Goldeneye Bucephala clangula 2 01/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Goldeneye Bucephala clangula 2 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Common Goldeneye Bucephala clangula 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Smew Mergellus albellus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Smew Mergellus albellus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Grey Partridge Perdix perdix 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis Unknown SU786647 California Country Park Longmoor Lake BBOWT Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis 2 01/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis 2 01/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis 5 01/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis 8 01/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis 4 01/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis 4 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis 3 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis 2 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis 2 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis 1 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis 4 01/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis 3 01/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List European Shag Phalacrocorax aristotelis 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Great Bittern Botaurus stellaris 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Egret Egretta garzetta 1 13/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Egret Egretta garzetta 1 28/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Egret Egretta garzetta 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Egret Egretta garzetta 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Egret Egretta garzetta 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Egret Egretta garzetta 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Egret Egretta garzetta 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Red Kite Milvus milvus 1 10/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Red Kite Milvus milvus 1 09/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Osprey Pandion haliaetus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List

Common Kestrel Falco tinnunculus 20/08/1981 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT Amber List 1 Adult , nest 01/01/2006- Common Kestrel Falco tinnunculus record 31/12/2006 SU802627 Manor Farm WBC Amber List 01/01/2007- Common Kestrel Falco tinnunculus nest record 31/12/2007 SU802627 Manor Farm WBC Amber List 01/03/2006- Common Kestrel Falco tinnunculus 1 Breeding Pair 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Common Kestrel Falco tinnunculus 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Common Kestrel Falco tinnunculus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eurasian Hobby Falco subbuteo 1988 - 1994 SU808633 Finchamstead Ridges LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Eversley Gravel Pits 24/04/2007- (inc Moor Green Eurasian Hobby Falco subbuteo 3 15/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Bracknell Eurasian Hobby Falco subbuteo 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) LBAP Sp. Bracknell Eurasian Hobby Falco subbuteo 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) LBAP Sp. Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 1 02/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 1 19/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1)

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 01/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Oystercatcher Haematopus ostralegus 12/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Oystercatcher Haematopus ostralegus 21/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Oystercatcher Haematopus ostralegus 24/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Oystercatcher Haematopus ostralegus 09/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List

Eurasian Oystercatcher Haematopus ostralegus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Pied Avocet Recurvirostra avosetta 20/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List Pied Avocet Recurvirostra avosetta 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List 01/03/2006- Little Plover Charadrius dubius 3 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Eversley Gravel Pits 16/05/2007- (inc Moor Green Little Plover Charadrius dubius 28/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Plover Charadrius dubius 05/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Little Plover Charadrius dubius 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Little Plover Charadrius dubius proved breeding 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Ringed Plover Charadrius hiaticula 2 28/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 12/03/2007- (inc Moor Green Ringed Plover Charadrius hiaticula 01/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 13/05/2007- (inc Moor Green Ringed Plover Charadrius hiaticula 2 08/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Ringed Plover Charadrius hiaticula 1 07/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Ringed Plover Charadrius hiaticula 2 17/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Ringed Plover Charadrius hiaticula 3 19/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Ringed Plover Charadrius hiaticula 1 24/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Ringed Plover Charadrius hiaticula 8 27/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Ringed Plover Charadrius hiaticula 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Ringed Plover Charadrius hiaticula proved breeding 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits European Golden (inc Moor Green Plover Pluvialis apricaria 8 17/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits European Golden (inc Moor Green Plover Pluvialis apricaria 20 20/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits European Golden (inc Moor Green Plover Pluvialis apricaria 2 25/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits European Golden (inc Moor Green Plover Pluvialis apricaria 5 27/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits European Golden (inc Moor Green Plover Pluvialis apricaria 70 30/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits European Golden (inc Moor Green Plover Pluvialis apricaria 159 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits European Golden (inc Moor Green Plover Pluvialis apricaria 100 03/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits European Golden (inc Moor Green Plover Pluvialis apricaria 1 05/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits European Golden (inc Moor Green Plover Pluvialis apricaria 400 08/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits European Golden (inc Moor Green Plover Pluvialis apricaria 630 09/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List European Golden Plover Pluvialis apricaria 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List European Golden Plover Pluvialis apricaria 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Grey Plover Pluvialis squatarola 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Colebrook Lake Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 3 18/09/2009 SU808624 Moor Green Lakes North BLWS Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 01/03/2006- Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 13 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 50 01/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 196 01/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 235 01/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 400 01/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 343 01/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 300 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 400 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 550 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 900 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 50 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 16 01/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 22 01/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus Oct 1990 SU810624 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus Oct 1990 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Northern Lapwing Vanellus vanellus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Red Knot Calidris canutus 1 28/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Red Knot Calidris canutus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Temminck's Stint Calidris temminckii 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Temminck's Stint Calidris temminckii 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Dunlin Calidris alpina 1 24/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Red List Eversley Gravel Pits 17/06/2007- (inc Moor Green Dunlin Calidris alpina 30/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Red List Eversley Gravel Pits 19/03/2007- (inc Moor Green Dunlin Calidris alpina 27/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Dunlin Calidris alpina 1 24/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Red List Dunlin Calidris alpina 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Red List Dunlin Calidris alpina 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Red List Eversley Gravel Pits 16/08/2007- (inc Moor Green Ruff Philomachus pugnax 1 17/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Red List Eversley Gravel Pits 10/09/2007- (inc Moor Green Ruff Philomachus pugnax 1 25/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Red List Ruff Philomachus pugnax 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Jack Snipe Lymnocryptes minimus 1 27/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Jack Snipe Lymnocryptes minimus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Colebrook Lake Common Snipe Gallinago gallinago 2 18/09/2009 SU808624 Moor Green Lakes North BLWS Amber List 01/03/2006- Common Snipe Gallinago gallinago 3 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 07/08/2007- (inc Moor Green Common Snipe Gallinago gallinago 30/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Common Snipe Gallinago gallinago 09/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Common Snipe Gallinago gallinago Oct 1990 SU810624 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Amber List Common Snipe Gallinago gallinago Oct 1990 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Amber List Common Snipe Gallinago gallinago 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eurasian Woodcock Scolopax rusticola 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-tailed Godwit Limosa limosa 8 07/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-tailed Godwit Limosa limosa 7 10/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-tailed Godwit Limosa limosa 1 10/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-tailed Godwit Limosa limosa 28 02/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Black-tailed Godwit Limosa limosa 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Black-tailed Godwit Limosa limosa 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Bar-tailed Godwit Limosa lapponica 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Whimbrel Numenius phaeopus 4 27/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Whimbrel Numenius phaeopus 1 01/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Whimbrel Numenius phaeopus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Whimbrel Numenius phaeopus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Curlew Numenius arquata 1 13/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Curlew Numenius arquata 2 28/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Curlew Numenius arquata 1 29/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Eurasian Curlew Numenius arquata 1 09/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List Eurasian Curlew Numenius arquata 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List Eurasian Curlew Numenius arquata 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Spotted Redshank Tringa erythropus 1 16/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Spotted Redshank Tringa erythropus 1 10/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Spotted Redshank Tringa erythropus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List 01/03/2006- Common Redshank Tringa totanus 3 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Redshank Tringa totanus 1 20/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Redshank Tringa totanus 1 23/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 12/03/2007- (inc Moor Green Common Redshank Tringa totanus 8 18/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Redshank Tringa totanus 1 01/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Common Redshank Tringa totanus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Common Redshank Tringa totanus proved breeding 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 10/04/2007- (inc Moor Green Common Greenshank Tringa nebularia 29/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Greenshank Tringa nebularia 4 11/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Greenshank Tringa nebularia 5 11/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Common Greenshank Tringa nebularia 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Common Greenshank Tringa nebularia 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) 01/03/2006- Green Sandpiper Tringa ochropus 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Amber List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits 16/06/2007- (inc Moor Green Green Sandpiper Tringa ochropus 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Green Sandpiper Tringa ochropus 04/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Amber List Green Sandpiper Tringa ochropus Oct 1990 SU810624 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Amber List Green Sandpiper Tringa ochropus Oct 1990 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Amber List Green Sandpiper Tringa ochropus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Wood Sandpiper Tringa glareola 2 01/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List Wood Sandpiper Tringa glareola 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List Wood Sandpiper Tringa glareola 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List 01/03/2006- Common Sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 17/04/2007- (inc Moor Green Common Sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos 2 21/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 04/07/2007- (inc Moor Green Common Sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos 5 08/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Common Sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos Oct 1990 SU810624 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Amber List Common Sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos Oct 1990 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Amber List Common Sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Common Sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Ruddy Turnstone Arenaria interpres 1 29/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Ruddy Turnstone Arenaria interpres 2 20/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Ruddy Turnstone Arenaria interpres 3 27/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Ruddy Turnstone Arenaria interpres 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Ruddy Turnstone Arenaria interpres 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Mediterranean Gull Larus melanocephalus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Gull Larus minutus 4 13/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Gull Larus minutus 3 19/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Gull Larus minutus 1 24/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Little Gull Larus minutus 2 12/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List Little Gull Larus minutus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List Little Gull Larus minutus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List

Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus 1 20/08/1981 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT Amber List Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus Unknown SU786647 California Country Park Longmoor Lake BBOWT Amber List 1 Juvenile Female 01/01/2007- Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus nest 31/12/2007 SU802627 Manor Farm WBC Amber List 189 Breeding 01/03/2006- Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus 124 01/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus 140 01/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus 30 01/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus 100 01/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus 150 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus 113 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus 100 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus 200 01/02/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus 200 01/03/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus 245 01/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus 220 01/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Mew Gull Larus canus 60 12/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Mew Gull Larus canus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Lesser Black-backed 01/03/2006- Gull Larus fuscus 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits Lesser Black-backed (inc Moor Green Gull Larus fuscus 512 01/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits Lesser Black-backed (inc Moor Green Gull Larus fuscus 320 01/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits Lesser Black-backed (inc Moor Green Gull Larus fuscus 130 01/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits Lesser Black-backed (inc Moor Green Gull Larus fuscus 35 01/07/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits Lesser Black-backed (inc Moor Green Gull Larus fuscus 510 01/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits Lesser Black-backed (inc Moor Green Gull Larus fuscus 991 01/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits Lesser Black-backed (inc Moor Green Gull Larus fuscus 693 01/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Lesser Black-backed Gull Larus fuscus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Herring Gull Larus argentatus 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Red List Herring Gull Larus argentatus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Red List Glaucous Gull Larus hyperboreus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Great Black-backed Gull Larus marinus 1 12/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Great Black-backed Gull Larus marinus 1 14/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Great Black-backed Gull Larus marinus 1 26/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Great Black-backed Gull Larus marinus 1 10/01/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Little Tern Sternula albifrons 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List Black Tern Chlidonias niger 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Black Tern Chlidonias niger 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Sandwich Tern Sterna sandvicensis 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List 01/03/2006- Common Tern Sterna hirundo 30 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 11/04/2007- (inc Moor Green Common Tern Sterna hirundo 20/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Common Tern Sterna hirundo 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Common Tern Sterna hirundo proved breeding 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Arctic Tern Sterna paradisaea 31 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Arctic Tern Sterna paradisaea 1 04/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Arctic Tern Sterna paradisaea 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Arctic Tern Sterna paradisaea 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Stock Pigeon Columba oenas 29/04/1990 SU795635 East Court Woods BBOWT Amber List Moor Green Lakes, 1 Adult , nest 01/01/2007- Moor Green Lakes Stock Pigeon Columba oenas record 31/12/2007 SU809625 Eversley Gravel Pits Nature Reserve WBC Amber List 01/03/2006- Stock Pigeon Columba oenas 8 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Stock Pigeon Columba oenas 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List European Turtle Dove Streptopelia turtur 20/08/1981 SU793646 Wood north of Warren Lodge BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List European Turtle Dove Streptopelia turtur 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List European Turtle Dove Streptopelia turtur 1 23/08/1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List

European Turtle Dove Streptopelia turtur 1, auditory record 08/05/1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List European Turtle Dove Streptopelia turtur 2 13/05/1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Priority Sp. (Research Common Cuckoo Cuculus canorus 20/08/1981 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT only) Section 41 Sp. Red List Priority Sp. (Research Common Cuckoo Cuculus canorus 15/07/1981 SU784627 Fleet Copse BBOWT only) Section 41 Sp. Red List Priority Sp. (Research Common Cuckoo Cuculus canorus 29/04/1990 SU795635 East Court Woods BBOWT only) Section 41 Sp. Red List Priority Sp. 01/03/2006- (Research Common Cuckoo Cuculus canorus 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG only) Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits Priority Sp. 01/05/2007- (inc Moor Green (Research Common Cuckoo Cuculus canorus 1 01/06/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG only) Section 41 Sp. Red List Priority Sp. (Research Common Cuckoo Cuculus canorus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG only) Section 41 Sp. Red List 4 Juvenile Female 01/01/2007- Barn Owl Tyto alba nest 31/12/2007 SU778640 Shepperlands Farm WBC Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Amber List 4 Juvenile Female 01/01/2007- Barn Owl Tyto alba nest 31/12/2007 SU802627 Manor Farm WBC Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Amber List 2 Adults , nest 01/01/2007- Barn Owl Tyto alba record 31/12/2007 SU802627 Manor Farm WBC Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Amber List Moor Green Lakes, 2 Adults , nest 01/01/2006- Moor Green Lakes Barn Owl Tyto alba record 31/12/2006 SU809625 Eversley Gravel Pits Nature Reserve WBC Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Amber List Moor Green Lakes, 1 Juvenile Female 01/01/2006- Moor Green Lakes Barn Owl Tyto alba nest 31/12/2006 SU809625 Eversley Gravel Pits Nature Reserve WBC Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Amber List 01/03/2006- Barn Owl Tyto alba 1 Breeding Pair 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Amber List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits 16/03/2007- (inc Moor Green Barn Owl Tyto alba 17/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Amber List Bracknell Barn Owl Tyto alba 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) LBAP Sp. Amber List Bracknell Barn Owl Tyto alba 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) LBAP Sp. Amber List Short-eared Owl Asio flammeus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List European Nightjar Caprimulgus europaeus 1988 - 1994 SU808633 Finchamstead Ridges LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 01/03/2006- European Nightjar Caprimulgus europaeus 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 01/03/2006- Common Swift Apus apus 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 21/04/2007- (inc Moor Green Common Swift Apus apus 18/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Bracknell Common Swift Apus apus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG LBAP Sp. Amber List Common Kingfisher Alcedo atthis Unknown SU786647 California Country Park Longmoor Lake BBOWT Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List 01/03/2006- Common Kingfisher Alcedo atthis 1 Breeding Pair 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Common Kingfisher Alcedo atthis 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Amber List Bracknell Common Kingfisher Alcedo atthis 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) LBAP Sp. Amber List Bracknell Common Kingfisher Alcedo atthis proved breeding 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) LBAP Sp. Amber List

Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 20/08/1981 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT Amber List

Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 12/09/1984 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT Amber List

Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 1, auditory record 29/07/2004 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BLWS Amber List Shepperlands Farm meadow, Two wet Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 1, auditory record 29/07/2004 SU78006423 Shepperlands Farm meadows BLWS Amber List

Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 1, auditory record 25/06/2004 SU79276277 Longwater Lane Meadow BLWS Amber List Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 20/08/1981 SU793646 Wood north of Warren Lodge BBOWT Amber List Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 29/04/1990 SU795635 East Court Woods BBOWT Amber List Colebrook Lake Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 1 18/09/2009 SU808624 Moor Green Lakes North BLWS Amber List 01/03/2006- Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 3 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List 09/07/2004- Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 20/08/2004 SU81196418 Simons Wood and Heath Pond Woodland BLWS Amber List Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 28/07/1981 SU812640 Simons Wood and Heath Pond BBOWT Amber List Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 29/04/2004 SU81676274 Bluebell Wood BLWS Amber List Green Woodpecker Picus viridis auditory record 29/04/2004 SU81746294 Beech Hill BLWS Amber List Just outside the Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 1, auditory record 22/06/2004 SU81916294 Coalpit Copse & unnamed copse WHS boundary BLWS Amber List Green Woodpecker Picus viridis 10/05/1990 SU822619 Church Farm Copse BBOWT Amber List Lesser Spotted Woodpecker Dendrocopos minor 12/09/1984 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Lesser Spotted Woodpecker Dendrocopos minor 29/04/1990 SU795635 East Court Woods BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Lesser Spotted Woodpecker Dendrocopos minor 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Bracknell Wood Lark Lullula arborea 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Birds Dir (An 1) Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List 01/03/2006- Sky Lark Alauda arvensis 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Sky Lark Alauda arvensis 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Bracknell Sky Lark Alauda arvensis 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 48, reported to Bracknell Sky Lark Alauda arvensis recorder 15/01/1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Sky Lark Alauda arvensis 1996 SU8162 Horseshoe Lake. BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 01/03/2006- Sand Martin Riparia riparia 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 24/04/2007- (inc Moor Green Sand Martin Riparia riparia 23/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Sand Martin Riparia riparia 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List

Barn Swallow Hirundo rustica 20/08/1981 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT Amber List Barn Swallow Hirundo rustica Unknown SU786647 California Country Park Longmoor Lake BBOWT Amber List 01/03/2006- Barn Swallow Hirundo rustica 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 07/04/2007- (inc Moor Green Barn Swallow Hirundo rustica 02/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Barn Swallow Hirundo rustica 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List House Martin Delichon urbicum Unknown SU786647 California Country Park Longmoor Lake BBOWT Amber List 01/03/2006- House Martin Delichon urbicum 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 27/04/2007- (inc Moor Green House Martin Delichon urbicum 02/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List House Martin Delichon urbicum 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Tree Pipit Anthus trivialis 1988 - 1994 SU808633 Finchamstead Ridges LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Tree Pipit Anthus trivialis 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Tree Pipit Anthus trivialis 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 01/03/2006- Meadow Pipit Anthus pratensis 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 29/09/2007- (inc Moor Green Meadow Pipit Anthus pratensis 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Meadow Pipit Anthus pratensis 07/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Meadow Pipit Anthus pratensis Oct 1990 SU810624 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Amber List Meadow Pipit Anthus pratensis Oct 1990 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Amber List Meadow Pipit Anthus pratensis 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List

Meadow Pipit Anthus pratensis 1, auditory record 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Meadow Pipit Anthus pratensis 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Water Pipit Anthus spinoletta 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Yellow Wagtail Motacilla flava 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Yellow Wagtail Motacilla flava 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits Motacilla flava subsp. 24/08/2007- (inc Moor Green Yellow Wagtail flavissima 29/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits Motacilla flava subsp. 09/04/2007- (inc Moor Green Yellow Wagtail flavissima 12/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Motacilla flava subsp. 01/01/1995- Yellow Wagtail flavissima 31/12/1995 SU810623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 01/03/2006- Grey Wagtail Motacilla cinerea 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Grey Wagtail Motacilla cinerea 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Grey Wagtail Motacilla cinerea 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Grey Wagtail Motacilla cinerea 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Grey Wagtail Motacilla cinerea 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Priority Sp. (Research Hedge Accentor Prunella modularis 20/08/1981 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT only) Section 41 Sp. Amber List Priority Sp. (Research Hedge Accentor Prunella modularis 20/08/1981 SU793646 Wood north of Warren Lodge BBOWT only) Section 41 Sp. Amber List Priority Sp. 01/03/2006- (Research Hedge Accentor Prunella modularis 30 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG only) Section 41 Sp. Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits Priority Sp. 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green (Research Hedge Accentor Prunella modularis 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG only) Section 41 Sp. Amber List Priority Sp. (Research Hedge Accentor Prunella modularis 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG only) Section 41 Sp. Amber List 01/03/2006- Common Redstart Phoenicurus phoenicurus 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Common Redstart Phoenicurus phoenicurus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 29/09/2007- (inc Moor Green Whinchat Saxicola rubetra 1 30/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Whinchat Saxicola rubetra 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Whinchat Saxicola rubetra 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe 1 27/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 09/04/2007- (inc Moor Green Northern Wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe 05/05/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe 1 09/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe 1 09/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe 2 12/08/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe 1 15/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Northern Wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe 2 23/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Northern Wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Northern Wheatear Oenanthe oenanthe 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List

Fieldfare Turdus pilaris 20/08/1981 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Fieldfare Turdus pilaris 20/08/1981 SU793646 Wood north of Warren Lodge BBOWT Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List 01/03/2006- Fieldfare Turdus pilaris 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Eversley Gravel Pits 23/10/2007- (inc Moor Green Fieldfare Turdus pilaris 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Fieldfare Turdus pilaris 12/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Fieldfare Turdus pilaris Oct 1990 SU810624 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Fieldfare Turdus pilaris Oct 1990 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Fieldfare Turdus pilaris 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Fieldfare Turdus pilaris 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Song Thrush Turdus philomelos 1 Adult 10/06/2000 SU783628 Fleet Hill, Finchamstead BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Song Thrush Turdus philomelos 20/08/1981 SU793646 Wood north of Warren Lodge BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 1 Dead, (reason Garden, 59 Nine Mile Ride, Song Thrush Turdus philomelos unknown) 1998 SU7964 1 km record Finchampstead BIG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Garden, 59 Nine Mile Ride, Song Thrush Turdus philomelos 2 Juveniles 1998 SU7964 1 km record Finchampstead BIG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Garden, 59 Nine Mile Ride, Song Thrush Turdus philomelos 1 1999 SU7964 1 km record Finchampstead BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 43 Nine Mile Ride, Song Thrush Turdus philomelos 4 2000 SU7964 1 km record Finchampstead BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Garden, 59 Nine Mile Ride, Song Thrush Turdus philomelos 1 Adult 26/04/2000 SU7964 1 km record Finchampstead BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Song Thrush Turdus philomelos 2 Adults Nov 2000 SU806646 Heath Ride, Finchampstead BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 01/03/2006- Song Thrush Turdus philomelos 9 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Song Thrush Turdus philomelos 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Wood End, Shirvells Hill, Goring Song Thrush Turdus philomelos 2 Adults Mar 2000 SU810642 Heath BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Song Thrush Turdus philomelos 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Song Thrush Turdus philomelos 29/04/2004 SU81676274 Bluebell Wood BLWS Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List

Song Thrush Turdus philomelos 28/07/1981 SU819627 Coalpit Copse & unnamed copse BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Song Thrush Turdus philomelos 1 Adult Apr 2000 SU819635 Wellingtonia Av, Crowthorne BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List

Redwing Turdus iliacus 20/08/1981 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Redwing Turdus iliacus 20/08/1981 SU793646 Wood north of Warren Lodge BBOWT Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Eversley Gravel Pits 29/09/2007- (inc Moor Green Redwing Turdus iliacus 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Redwing Turdus iliacus 05/04/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Redwing Turdus iliacus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Red List Mistle Thrush Turdus viscivorus 20/08/1981 SU793646 Wood north of Warren Lodge BBOWT Amber List 01/03/2006- Mistle Thrush Turdus viscivorus 2 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Mistle Thrush Turdus viscivorus 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Mistle Thrush Turdus viscivorus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Unnamed woodland area (adjacent to Mistle Thrush Turdus viscivorus 22/06/2004 SU82136276 Coalpit Copse & unnamed copse Ambarrow Lodge) BLWS Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits Common Grasshopper (inc Moor Green Warbler Locustella naevia 1 02/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Common Grasshopper Warbler Locustella naevia 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 01/03/2006- Common Whitethroat Sylvia communis 34 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Common Whitethroat Sylvia communis Summer SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Common Whitethroat Sylvia communis 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Common Whitethroat Sylvia communis 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Amber List Common Whitethroat Sylvia communis 10/05/1990 SU822619 Church Farm Copse BBOWT Amber List Wood Warbler Phylloscopus sibilatrix 1988 - 1994 SU808633 Finchamstead Ridges LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Willow Warbler Phylloscopus trochilus 15/07/1981 SU784627 Fleet Copse BBOWT Amber List Willow Warbler Phylloscopus trochilus 29/04/1990 SU795635 East Court Woods BBOWT Amber List Willow Warbler Phylloscopus trochilus Mar 1988 SU808633 Finchamstead Ridges NT Amber List 01/03/2006- Willow Warbler Phylloscopus trochilus 7 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 09/04/2007- (inc Moor Green Willow Warbler Phylloscopus trochilus 08/09/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Amber List Willow Warbler Phylloscopus trochilus 28/07/1981 SU812640 Simons Wood and Heath Pond BBOWT Amber List Willow Warbler Phylloscopus trochilus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Amber List Spotted Flycatcher Muscicapa striata 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 6, reported to 21/08/1995- Spotted Flycatcher Muscicapa striata recorder 24/08/1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List

Willow Tit Poecile montanus 20/08/1981 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Priority Sp. (Research Common Starling Sturnus vulgaris 20/08/1981 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT only) Section 41 Sp. Red List Priority Sp. (Research Common Starling Sturnus vulgaris 20/08/1981 SU793646 Wood north of Warren Lodge BBOWT only) Section 41 Sp. Red List Priority Sp. 01/03/2006- (Research Common Starling Sturnus vulgaris 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG only) Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits Priority Sp. 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green (Research Common Starling Sturnus vulgaris 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG only) Section 41 Sp. Red List Priority Sp. (Research Common Starling Sturnus vulgaris 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG only) Section 41 Sp. Red List

House Sparrow Passer domesticus 20/08/1981 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green House Sparrow Passer domesticus 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List House Sparrow Passer domesticus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eurasian Tree Sparrow Passer montanus Oct 1990 SU810624 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eurasian Tree Sparrow Passer montanus Oct 1990 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Brambling Fringilla montifringilla 1 08/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Brambling Fringilla montifringilla 1 17/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Brambling Fringilla montifringilla 1 20/10/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Brambling Fringilla montifringilla 2 07/11/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Brambling Fringilla montifringilla 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) Brambling Fringilla montifringilla 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Schedule 1 (W&C Act 1981) 01/03/2006- Common Linnet Carduelis cannabina 3 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Common Linnet Carduelis cannabina 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Common Linnet Carduelis cannabina 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Common Linnet Carduelis cannabina 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 150, reported to 11/02/1995- Common Linnet Carduelis cannabina recorder 25/02/1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits (inc Moor Green Lesser Redpoll Carduelis cabaret Winter SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List

Common Bullfinch Pyrrhula pyrrhula 20/08/1981 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List Common Bullfinch Pyrrhula pyrrhula 20/08/1981 SU793646 Wood north of Warren Lodge BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List 01/03/2006- Common Bullfinch Pyrrhula pyrrhula 2 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Common Bullfinch Pyrrhula pyrrhula 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List Bracknell Common Bullfinch Pyrrhula pyrrhula 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List Bracknell Common Bullfinch Pyrrhula pyrrhula 10/05/1990 SU822619 Church Farm Copse BBOWT Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List

Yellowhammer Emberiza citrinella 20/08/1981 SU779644 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 01/03/2006- Yellowhammer Emberiza citrinella 1 Breeding Pair 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Yellowhammer Emberiza citrinella 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Yellowhammer Emberiza citrinella 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Yellowhammer Emberiza citrinella 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Yellowhammer Emberiza citrinella 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List 01/03/2006- Reed Bunting Emberiza schoeniclus 9 Breeding Pairs 31/07/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List Eversley Gravel Pits 01/01/2007- (inc Moor Green Reed Bunting Emberiza schoeniclus 31/12/2007 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits lakes Reserve) MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List Reed Bunting Emberiza schoeniclus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List Reed Bunting Emberiza schoeniclus 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List 10, reported to Reed Bunting Emberiza schoeniclus recorder Summer 1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Amber List Corn Bunting Emberiza calandra 1988 - 1994 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Red List Barkham Brook, California Country Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C European Water Vole Arvicola amphibius Summer 1997 SU787649 River Loddon Park BBOWT Act 1981, amended Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Barkham Brook, California Country Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C European Water Vole Arvicola amphibius Summer 1998 SU787649 River Loddon Park BIG Act 1981, amended Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C Bracknell European Water Vole Arvicola amphibius 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Act 1981, amended Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C Bracknell European Water Vole Arvicola amphibius 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Act 1981, amended Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. reported to Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C Bracknell European Water Vole Arvicola amphibius recorder 1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Act 1981, amended Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. reported to Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C Bracknell European Water Vole Arvicola amphibius recorder 1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes BBOWT Act 1981, amended Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. West European Nine Mile Ride nr California C.P, Hedgehog Erinaceus europaeus 1 Adult 23/07/2010 SU787646 Finchampstead LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. West European Hedgehog Erinaceus europaeus 4 18/09/2006 SU793631 The Village, Finchampstead PTES Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. West European Hedgehog Erinaceus europaeus 20/08/1981 SU793646 Wood north of Warren Lodge BBOWT Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. West European Hedgehog Erinaceus europaeus 3 29/08/2006 SU795652 Finchampstead, Wokingham PTES Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. West European Hedgehog Erinaceus europaeus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. West European reported to Hedgehog Erinaceus europaeus recorder 1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. West European A321 nr Nine Mile Ride Hedgehog Erinaceus europaeus 1 Adult 12/06/2010 SU821634 Crowthorne LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. West European A321 nr Ambarrow Court, Little Hedgehog Erinaceus europaeus 1 Adult 12/06/2010 SU824625 Sandhurst LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. West European A321 nr Ambarrow Court, Little Hedgehog Erinaceus europaeus 1 Adult 17/05/2010 SU824625 Sandhurst LN Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1/1/2002- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Daubenton's Bat Myotis daubentonii 31/12/2002 SU8062 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Daubenton's Bat Myotis daubentonii 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Act 1981) 4,5) reported to Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Daubenton's Bat Myotis daubentonii recorder 1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Act 1981) 4,5) 1/1/1992- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Daubenton's Bat Myotis daubentonii 31/12/1992 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) 1/1/1993- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Daubenton's Bat Myotis daubentonii 31/12/1993 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) 1/1/1994- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Daubenton's Bat Myotis daubentonii 31/12/1994 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) 1/1/1995- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Daubenton's Bat Myotis daubentonii 31/12/1995 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) 1/1/1996- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Daubenton's Bat Myotis daubentonii 31/12/1996 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) 1/1/1998- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Daubenton's Bat Myotis daubentonii 31/12/1998 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Horseshoe Lake, Sandhurst, Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Daubenton's Bat Myotis daubentonii A few 1992 - 2008 SU816624 Gravel pit, scrub, pasture LN Act 1981) 4,5) Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Bracknell Noctule Bat Nyctalus noctula 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp.

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants 1/1/1992- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Bracknell Noctule Bat Nyctalus noctula 5 31/12/1992 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1/1/1993- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Bracknell Noctule Bat Nyctalus noctula 5 31/12/1993 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1/1/1994- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Bracknell Noctule Bat Nyctalus noctula 5 31/12/1994 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1/1/1995- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Bracknell Noctule Bat Nyctalus noctula 5 31/12/1995 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1/1/1996- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Bracknell Noctule Bat Nyctalus noctula 5 31/12/1996 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1/1/1997- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Bracknell Noctule Bat Nyctalus noctula 5 31/12/1997 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1/1/1998- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Bracknell Noctule Bat Nyctalus noctula 5 31/12/1998 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. Horseshoe Lake, Sandhurst, Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Bracknell Noctule Bat Nyctalus noctula Up to 5 1992 - 2008 SU816624 Gravel pit lakes, scrub, pasture LN Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Noctule Bat Nyctalus noctula 1 feeding 1996 SU820622 Horseshoe Lake BBOWT Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1/1/1992- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Bracknell Noctule Bat Nyctalus noctula 2 31/12/1992 SU8262 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. LBAP Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus 29 in house 24/06/1994 SU770627 Reading Road, Finchampstead NE Act 1981) 4,5) Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus Hibernaculum 1994 - 2000 SU794630 Unknown LN Act 1981) 4,5) Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus 1994 - 2000 SU794632 Unknown LN Act 1981) 4,5) Dung, droppings refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus or frass 26-Oct-2000 SU7963 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus 2002 SU7963 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus 2002 SU7963 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Dung, droppings refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus or frass 17-Sep-2005 SU7963 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus 83 in house 30/06/1997 SU796648 Finchampstead NE Act 1981) 4,5) SU80941644 Stamford, Heath Ride, Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus 01/06/2006 75 Finchampstead WBC Act 1981) 4,5) SU81008643 Dunraven, Heath Ride, Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus Few 01/12/2005 57 Finchampstead, RG40 3QN WBC Act 1981) 4,5) refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus 2002 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) dung/droppings/fr refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus ass/pellet, etc. 30-Sep-2010 SU8164 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus 1992 - 2008 SU816624 Horseshoe Lake, Sandhurst LN Act 1981) 4,5) SU81995636 Sequoia Fiedl farm Wellingtonia Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus Roost Jun 2008 29 Ave Finchampstead WBC Act 1981) 4,5) SU81995636 Sequoia Fiedl farm Wellingtonia Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus Roost Jun 2008 29 Ave Finchampstead WBC Act 1981) 4,5) refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Pipistrelle Bat species Pipistrellus 2002 SU8262 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) 1, Juvenile, refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Common Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pipistrellus Rescued 24-Jul-2011 SU7762 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) 1 Adult, Aural bat refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Common Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pipistrellus detector 24-Sep-2008 SU7763 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5)

3, Non-breeding, refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Common Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pipistrellus Aural bat detector 12-May-2008 SU7863 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) 2 Adults, Aural bat refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Common Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pipistrellus detector 01-Jul-2007 SU7864 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Common Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pipistrellus Unknown SU786647 California Country Park Longmoor Lake BBOWT Act 1981) 4,5) SU79306629 Porth, Longwater Lane Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Common Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pipistrellus 01/07/2004 45 Finchampstead WBC Act 1981) 4,5) 1 Adult, Aural bat refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Common Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pipistrellus detector 21-Apr-2008 SU8065 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5)

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants 1 Adult, Aural bat refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Common Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pipistrellus detector 05-May-2008 SU8065 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Common Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pipistrellus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Act 1981) 4,5) reported to Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Common Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pipistrellus recorder 1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Act 1981) 4,5) 1 Adult, Aural bat refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Common Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pipistrellus detector 23-Aug-2007 SU8164 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) 1 Adult, Aural bat refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Common Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pipistrellus detector 01-May-2008 SU8164 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) SU78896633 Gardeners Cottage Rectory Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Common Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pipistrellus Roost May 2008 87 Farm Finchampstead WBC Act 1981) 4,5) 1 Adult, Aural bat refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Soprano Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pygmaeus detector 24-Sep-2008 SU7763 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1 Adult, Aural bat refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Soprano Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pygmaeus detector 12-May-2008 SU7863 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. SU80849638 Heatherbrow The Ridges Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Soprano Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pygmaeus Roost May 2007 27 Finchampstead WBC Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1 Adult, Aural bat refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Soprano Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pygmaeus detector 23-Aug-2007 SU8164 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1 Adult, Aural bat refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Soprano Pipistrelle Pipistrellus pygmaeus detector 01-May-2008 SU8164 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Dung, droppings refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An A Long-eared Bat Plecotus or frass 21-Nov-2004 SU7864 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5)

Reading Road, Finchampstead., Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus 4 1998 SU767632 Builders warehouse LN Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. SU76923634 Lea Farm Park Lane Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus Roost Jun 2007 02 Finchampstead WBC Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1/1/1998- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus Droppings 31/12/1998 SU7764 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Hazelbank, Nine Mile Ride, Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus Roost 1998 SU77906455 Finchampstead, House loft LN Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. SU78298628 Fleet Copse, Fleet Hill, Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus 01/04/2004 60 Finchampstead WBC Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1 Adult, Aural bat refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus detector 01-Jul-2007 SU7864 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus 2 in house 09/08/1993 SU7963 1 km record Fleet Hill, Finchampstead NE Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. SU80211634 New Place The Ridges Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus Roost Aug 2008 99 Finchampstead WBC Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. SU80505649 262 Nine Mile ride Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus Roost Mar 2007 54 Finchampstead WBC Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus Roost 1994 SU805635 Finchampstead., Woodland LN Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1/1/1994- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus 1 31/12/1994 SU8063 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus Droppings 27-Sep-2007 SU8065 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. SU80849638 Heatherbrow The Ridges Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus Roost May 2007 27 Finchampstead WBC Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. SU81008643 Dunraven, Heath Ride, Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus Few 01/12/2005 57 Finchampstead, RG40 3QN WBC Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. SU81144643 Hunterswood, Heath Ride, Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus 01/11/2005 46 Finchampstead WBC Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. reported to Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus recorder 1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1/1/1993- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus 31/12/1993 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 1/1/1995- refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus 31/12/1995 SU8162 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. 2 Adults, Aural bat refer to BSBBG for further Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Brown Long-eared Bat Plecotus auritus detector 01-May-2008 SU8164 1 km record details BSBBG Act 1981) 4,5) Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp.

Eurasian Badger Meles meles Sett 29/07/2004 SU77896425 Shepperlands Farm Shepperlands Copse BLWS Badger Act 1992

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Abundance/ UK BAP 2009 Nat Rare Stage/ Record Grid Ref Further Location Data European Status NERC Act Notable BOCC Scarce Common Name Scientific Name Type Date Grid Ref Qualifier Location Information Origin UK Legislation Legislation UK Red List 2007 Local BAP 2006 Inverts Status Plants Between Stowe Cottage and Eurasian Badger Meles meles Sett 19/06/2002 SU781627 Fleet Copse Longacres BLWS Badger Act 1992 Eurasian Badger Meles meles 19/06/2002 SU784627 Fleet Copse BLWS Badger Act 1992 SU78793644 Eurasian Badger Meles meles Sett Nov 1996 83 Greenacres Farm Sett WBC Badger Act 1992

Eurasian Badger Meles meles 1 Adult 20/04/2010 SU798637 nr Finchampstead war memorial LN Badger Act 1992 Eurasian Badger Meles meles 1 18/09/2009 SU813623 Moor Green Lakes Grove Lake BLWS Badger Act 1992 Eurasian Badger Meles meles 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Badger Act 1992 reported to Eurasian Badger Meles meles recorder 1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Badger Act 1992 Unnamed woodland area (adjacent to Eurasian Badger Meles meles 2 Setts 22/06/2004 SU82136276 Coalpit Copse & unnamed copse Ambarrow Lodge) BLWS Badger Act 1992 Eurasian Badger Meles meles 1 Adult 16/05/2010 SU824626 A321, Little Sandhurst LN Badger Act 1992 01/01/2006- Harvest Mouse Micromys minutus 31/12/2006 SU810622 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. Harvest Mouse Micromys minutus 1993 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. reported to Harvest Mouse Micromys minutus recorder 1995 SU814623 Eversley Gravel Pits Moor Green Lakes MGLG Priority Sp. Section 41 Sp. SU80211634 New Place The Ridges Schedule 5 - all parts (W&C H & S Dir (An Serotine Eptesicus serotinus Roost Aug 2008 99 Finchampstead WBC Act 1981) 4,5)

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Status Key. Produced January 2012 by Thames Valley Environmental Records Centre

LEGISLATION: W & C ACT 1981 - WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981

• Schedule 5 (tagged as sch. 5) Animals • Schedule 8 (tagged as sch . 8) Plants • Schedule 1 Breeding Birds (tagged as sch.1) (Please note that some schedule 1 bird records will refer to species that do not breed in the county, e.g. over-wintering birds such as Redwing or Fieldfare. Although we include them in the annotated records, only they and their nests, eggs and dependent young enjoy extra protection under the W&C 1981 act. If you are in any doubt about the breeding status of a bird please contact us at TVERC)

• Other tagging sec. = section

EUROPEAN LEGISLATION

• Species listed in Annex 2 (tagged as H & S Dir (An 2)) and Annexes 4/5 (tagged as H & S Dir (An 4,5)) of the EC Habitats Directive. This is the Council Directive 92/43/EEC on the Conservation of natural habitats and of wild fauna and flora. This has been transposed into UK law as the Conservation (Natural Habitats & c.) Regulations 1994 where species are listed in Schedule 2 and Schedule 4. • Annex 1: Species listed on Annex 1 of EC Directive 79/409/EEC on the Conservation of Wild Birds.

RED LISTS

Species included here are from information compiled by JNCC (The Joint Nature Conservation Committee).

GLOBAL RED LIST

Species listed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.

UK RED LIST

Species included in national red lists. This includes red listings based on pre-1994, 1994 and 2001 IUCN guidelines.

Global and UK Red Lists Species are tagged with the guidelines date (pre94, post94, post2001) and the red list category. These are:

• EX – Extinct A taxon is Extinct when there is no reasonable doubt that the last individual has died. • EW – Extinct in the Wild. Species known to survive only in cultivation, in captivity or as a naturalised population(s) well outside the past range. • CR – Critically Endangered (CR) Species facing an extremely high risk of extinction in the wild in the immediate future. • EN – Endangered: Species that are not Critically Endangered but is facing a very high risk of extinction in the wild in the near future.

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• VU – Vulnerable: A species is Vulnerable when it is not Critically Endangered or Endangered but is facing a high risk of extinction in the wild in the medium-term future • NT – Near Threatened – A taxon considered to llikely to become endangered in the near future. • DD – Data deficient – A taxon with insufficient data to make an assessment of its risk of extinction. • RE – Regionally Extinct – Taxa that are considered extinct within the region but populations exist elsewhere in the world. • Inde – indeterminate – based on a pre 1994 category: Taxa which are known to be Endangered, Vulnerable or Rare but with insufficient data to place them in one of the categories. • Insu – Insufficiently known - based on a pre 1994 category which equates to data deficient. • NR – Rare – a pre 1994 category: Taxa with small populations that are not at present Endangered or Vulnerable, but are at risk. (In GB, this was interpreted as species which exist in fifteen or fewer 10km squares).

UKBPAP SPECIES

These are species listed in the United Kingdom Biodiversity Action Plan (UKBAP) as priority species. Where the species is included as it requires research then “research only” is included in the status.

LOCAL BAP SPECIES

For any Local Authority that has drawn up a list of BAP species. Designations will only apply to species recorded from the Local Authority area.

NERC ACT SPECIES

Species listed in Section 41 of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 as a species of principle importance. These are very similar to the list of UKBAP Species although these are minor differences.

BOCC LISTS - BIRDS OF CONSERVATION CONCERN LISTS

These lists were drawn up by leading governmental and non-governmental conservation organisations including the RSPB and British Trust for Ornithology. The most recent version was published in May 2009. Red List - species are those that are globally threatened, whose population or range has declined rapidly in recent years (i.e. by more than 50% in 25 years), or which have declined historically and not recovered.

Amber List - Amber list species are those whose population or range has declined moderately in recent years (by more than 25% but less than 50% in 25 years), those whose population has declined historically but recovered recently, rare breeders (fewer than 300 pairs), those with internationally important populations in the UK, those with localised populations, and those with an unfavourable conservation status in Europe.

NOTABLE INVERTEBRATES (SOMETIMES LISTED AS NOTABLE INVERTS.)

Nationally Notable (Scarce) A : Taxa which don't fall within IUCN Red List categories but are uncommon in Britain and occur in <30 10 km (hectad) squares or for less well recorded groups within <7 vice counties.

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Nationally Notable (Scarce) B: Taxa which don't fall within IUCN categories but are uncommon in Britain and occur in 31-100 10 km sq/ or for less or for less well recorded groups between 8 and 20 vice counties

Notable: Taxa known to be scarce (occurring in between 16 and 100 10km squares) but for which there is insufficient information to assign them to Na or Nb categories.

This designation comes from the National Biodiversity Network (NBN) species dictionary.

NATIONALLY RARE/ SCARCE PLANTS

This list applies to both lower and higher plants. The abbreviations used in the species lists are: Lic = Lichen, Liv = Liverwort, Mo = Moss, St = Stonewort and VP = Vascular Plant. The definition of nationally scarce and rare is as follows:

Rare = occurring in 15 or fewer hectads (10 km squares) in the UK

Scarce = occurring in 16 – 100 hectads in the UK.

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COUNTY: BERKSHIRE SITE NAME: LONGMOOR BOG

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

Local Planning Authorities: Wokingham District Council, Berkshire County Council

National Grid Reference: SU782653

Ordnance Survey Sheet 1:50,000: 1:10,000: SU76 NE/SE

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

Area: 14.4 ha 35.5 ac

Other information: Part of the site is a Local Nature Reserve declared under Section 21 of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949.

Description and Reasons for Notification

Longmoor Bog is one of a few examples in Berkshire of a base-poor valley mire, its main features being a well-developed carr of alder Alnus glutinosa, grey willow Salix cinerea, downy birch Betula pubescens and alder buckthorn Frangula alnus and an area of wet heathland dominated by purple moor-grass Molinia caerulea and cross-leaved heath Erica tetralix. The remainder of the site is predominantly secondary mixed woodland.

Situated three miles south-west of Wokingham, Longmoor Bog lies in a shallow valley on sandy deposits of the Lower Bagshot beds. On higher ground there are free-draining acid soils, whilst in the valley bottom underlying clay has impeded the drainage and allowed peat to accumulate to a depth of over a metre. The peat provides a virtually unbroken pollen record for the last 7,500 years and cores taken from it have been used to demonstrate past changes in vegetation and landuse for the surrounding area. Studies suggest that some of the upper peat has been removed, possibly by medieval peat diggers.

A small stream arises from an outlet from Longmoor Lake and follows a straight course through the main area of carr woodland. The peaty soil remains waterlogged throughout the year, locally forming a 'ferruginous swamp' due to the presence of rust-coloured iron bacteria. The ground is carpeted by mosses, particularly the moderately shade-tolerant species Sphagnum fimbriatum, one of eight species of bog moss occurring. Other species, including the mosses Orthotrichum lyelli and Ulota crispa, grow on trees as do the liverworts Lejeunea ulicina and Metzgeria fruticulosa. Many of the mosses and liverworts occurring are uncommon or rare in east Berkshire.

Associated with the carr are a number of higher plants, particularly acid-tolerant species. Water horsetail Equisetum fluviatile and white sedge Carex curta are abundant and bottle sedge C. rostrata also occurs frequently. Other species include hard fern Blechnum spicant, narrow buckler fern Dryopteris carthusiana, bogbean Menyanthes trifoliata, common wintergreen Pyrola minor, marsh pennywort Hydrocotyle vulgaris, lesser skullcap Scutellaria minor and common spotted orchid Dactylorhiza fuchsii.

The wet heathland lies to the south of the stream and carr and is likewise characterised by the abundance of mosses, particularly Sphagnum capillifolium, S. cuspidatum, S. recurvum and other species of bog moss. Cross-leaved heath is the dominant dwarf shrub, but heather Calluna vulgaris and dwarf gorse Ulex minor also occur. Several species of rushes are found, including heath rush Juncus squarrosus and bulbous rush J. kochii. Common cotton-grass Eriophorum angustifolium and the insectivorous round-leaved sundew Drosera rotundifolia also occur locally.

The open heath and the carr merge into mixed woodland on the drier soils, consisting of abundant birch Betula spp. with pedunculate oak Quercus robur, Scots pine Pinus sylvestris, aspen Populus tremula and rowan Sorbus aucuparia. Honeysuckle Lonicera periclymenum is frequent and wavy hair-grass Deschampsia flexuosa locally abundant. Other plants include pill sedge Carex pilulifera, slender rush Juncus tenuis, heath woodrush Luzula multiflora, sneezewort Achillea ptarmica, heath groundsel Senecio sylvaticus, heath spotted orchid Dactylorhiza maculata and broad-leaved helleborine Epipactis helleborine. OVER/

The woodland and heathland support a variety of breeding birds including woodcock, great spotted and green woodpeckers, treecreeper and tree pipit.

Longmoor Bog is an important site for insects, especially species associated with the wet heathland, such as the bog bush cricket Metrioptera brachyptera and silver-studded blue butterfly Plebejus argus, a declining species in southern Britain. Dragonflies recorded include Anax imperator, Aeshna cyanea, A. juncea, Cordulea aenea and Orthetrum cancellatum. Waved black Parascotia fuliginaria and marbled white spot Cithacodia pygarga moths have been recorded and large nests of the wood ant Formica rufa are found in the drier parts of the woodland.

Fungi are well represented and include typical heathland and woodland species such as fly agaric Amanita muscaria, tawny grisette A. fulva, Laccaria laccata, Lactarius tabidus, L. turpis and Tricholoma fulvum. Berkshire Local Wildlife Site Citation

NAME: Woodlands Near Banisters Farm GRID REF: SU777633, SU773635

UNITARY AUTHORITY: Wokingham SITE CODE: SU76R02

TOTAL SIZE OF AREA (Ha): 4.81 and 0.99

DATE OF LAST SURVEYS: 10/7/2006

SITE OVERVIEW/ABSTRACT This largely ancient semi-natural woodland site, situated to the north of Eversley, comprises two discrete woods, linked by a boundary hedge and recently planted stands of Oak, Ash, Field Maple and Wild Cherry. Both wet and dry, as well as base-poor and base-rich, stands are present within the surveyed woods, including relict over-stood coppice and recently replanted woodland. The larger wood, Bannisters Copse, was formerly part of a much larger area of woodland extending southwards to Fleet Copse. It is dominated by central stands of Birch and an area of recently replanted Oak (National Vegetation Classification (NVC) typeW10). A southern area of Alder is present (most closely allied to NVC type W6e with adjacent areas to NVC type W7c) with a small pond, but most boundary stands are dominated by Ash (NVC type W8). The smaller wood is largely dominated by Ash (mostly NVC type W8 with central NVC type W10).

PRIORITY UK BAP HABITAT(S): Lowland Mixed Deciduous Woodland

PROTECTED SPECIES:

PRIORITY UK BAP SPECIES RECORDED:

RED DATA BOOK (RDB) SPECIES RECORDED:

NATIONALLY SCARCE (NSC) SPECIES RECORDED:

BIRDS OF CONSERVATION CONCERN (BoCC) RECORDED: Red List Species: Amber List Species:

TYPICAL SPECIES OF THE HABITAT TYPE(S)

A total of 26 Ancient Woodland Indicators have been recorded for Bannisters Copse over the years including Polypody (1981), Wood Anemone (1981), Solomon’s-seal (1981), field maple (2006), holly (2006), crab apple (2006), red currant (2006), wayfaring tree (2006), creeping soft-grass (2006), wood melick (2006), wood millet (2006), wood meadow-grass (2006), wood sedge (2006), remote sedge (2006), hairy wood-rush (2006), wood spurge (2006), bluebell (2006), yellow archangel (2006), three nerved-sandwort (2006), wood sorrel (2006), barren strawberry (2006), primrose (2006), wood speedwell (2006), yellow pimpernel (2006) and climbing corydalis (2006).

TVERC 03/04 SU76R02 Woodlands Near Banisters Farm Berkshire Local Wildlife Site Citation

NAME : Eversley Meadow GRID REF : SU777624

UNITARY AUTHORITY : Wokingham SITE CODE : SU76R05

TOTAL SIZE OF AREA (Ha) : 4.14ha

DATE OF LAST SURVEY : 25/7/2006

SITE OVERVIEW/ABSTRACT

The site lies on the floodplain of the River Blackwater at Eversley. It comprises two open derelict fields and their associated hedgerows, plus southern stands of riverside woodland and scrub. The fields support stands of rush pasture, dominated by Sharp- flowered Rush (National Vegetation Community (NVC) = M23a), areas of rank relatively dry mesotrophic grassland, dominated by false oat-grass (NVC- MG1a), rabbit grazed mesotrophic grassland (NVC- MG6b) and an area of somewhat acid lowland meadow. In addition to species such as heath-grass, tormentil, betony and devil’s-bit scabious, the latter stands include a small patch of the East Berkshire rarity greater burnet. Southern stands of woodland and scrub, on the northern margins of the Blackwater, are dominated by grey willow with locally abundant alder (NVC- W6b). The most recent scrub has developed over long-abandoned pasture. Drier stands of oak (NVC- W8a) are also present with hedgerows of mixed oak and ash.

PRIORITY UK BAP HABITAT(S) : Purple moor grass and rush pasture, lowland meadow

PROTECTED SPECIES:

PRIORITY UK BAP SPECIES RECORDED :

RED DATA BOOK (RDB) SPECIES RECORDED :

NATIONALLY SCARCE (NSC) SPECIES RECORDED :

BIRDS OF CONSERVATION CONCERN (BoCC) RECORDED: Red List Species: Amber List Species:

TYPICAL SPECIES OF THE HABITAT TYPE(S):

Heath-grass, tormentil, betony, devil’s-bit scabious, greater burnet, sharp-f;owered rush.

OTHER ISSUES:

TVERC 03/04 SU76R05 Eversley Meadow Berkshire Local Wildlife Site Citation

NAME : Shepperlands Copse GRID REF : SU7796 6438

UNITARY AUTHORITY : Wokingham SITE CODE : SU76S05

TOTAL SIZE OF AREA (Ha) : 9.42 ha

DATE OF LAST SURVEYS : 29/07/2004

SITE OVERVIEW/ABSTRACT

Shepperlands Copse is a Berkshire Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve. It consists of mixed woodland, heathland restoration area and two unimproved wet meadows. The secondary woodland consists of oak, silver birch and rowan with areas of Scots pine. The understorey varies form relatively sparse areas, to areas with holly, hazel and saplings. The field layer consists of low bramble, honeysuckle, bracken, foxglove and broad buckler-fern. The area reverting to heathland consists of a mosaic of open ground, ling, purple moor-grass and some seedling regeneration. Species present include ling, cross-leaved heath, sheep’s sorrel, tormentil and heath bedstraw. The two wet meadows consist of sweet vernal grass, yorkshire fog and creeping bent, overtopped by sharp flowered rush and some soft rush and compact rush. Forbs include frequent lesser spearwort, marsh bedstraw, common sorrel, oval sedge, carnation sedge, some glaucous sedge and sneezewort.

PRIORITY UK BAP HABITAT(S) : Lowland Mixed Deciduous Woodland, Lowland Heathland

PROTECTED SPECIES : Slow worm, Schedule 5 (2004), adder, Schedule 5 (1981) Badger, Badger Act 1991 (2004) – did not appear active

PRIORITY UK BAP SPECIES RECORDED : Bullfinch (1981)

RED DATA BOOK (RDB) SPECIES RECORDED :

NATIONALLY SCARCE (NSC) SPECIES RECORDED :

BIRDS OF CONSERVATION CONCERN (BoCC) RECORDED:

Red List Species : Lesser spotted woodpecker (1984), willow tit (1981), starling (1981), house sparrow (1981), bullfinch (1981) and yellowhammer (1981).

Amber List Species : Green woodpecker (2004, 1984), kestrel (1981), black-headed gull (1981), cuckoo (1981), swallow (1981), dunnock (1981), fieldfare (1981) and redwing (1981).

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TYPICAL SPECIES OF THE HABITAT TYPE(S):

Lesser spearwort, common sorrel, sneezewort, field wood-rush (1984), common bird’s-foot-trefoil (1983), pignut (1983), oval sedge, black knapweed and crested dog’s-tail are species typical of neutral grasslands.

Ragged robin (1984), cuckooflower, square-stalked St. John’s-wort (1984), large bird’s-foot-trefoil, hemlock water-dropwort, water mint, fen bedstraw, marsh bedstraw, floating sweet-grass (1984) and marsh foxtail are species typical of wetland habitats.

Scots pine, downy birch, heath bedstraw, sheep’s sorrel, wood sorrel (1981), ling, cross-leaved heather, wavy hair-grass, bracken, sharp-flowered rush, carnation sedge, common sedge (1983), bristle club rush (1983), tormentil, foxglove, compact rush, creeping soft-grass and sweet vernal grass are species typical of acidic woodlands and grasslands.

TVERC 03/04 SU76S05 Shepperlands Copse Berkshire Local Wildlife Site Citation

NAME: Fleet Copse GRID REF: SU785628

UNITARY AUTHORITY: Wokingham SITE CODE: SU76W01

TOTAL SIZE OF AREA (Ha): 21.71

DATE OF LAST SURVEY: 19/6/2002

SITE OVERVIEW/ABSTRACT

Fleet Copse is largely composed of ancient semi-natural woodland on the northern margins of the River Blackwater floodplain. It overlies Bagshot Beds and, in central southern areas, London Clay. Soils are subsequently composed of argillic brown earths (associated with the Bagshot Beds) and clay-enriched stagnogleys (London Clay).

Almost all of the woodland is composed of oak, oak-birch and birch stands with or without understorey hazel and is typical of woodland on acidic soils. In many areas the shrub layer has been removed. Small areas of alder dominated wet woodland are present in the wettest parts of the wood which supports a number of seasonal spring seepages. Very small stands of sycamore, beech and scattered grey poplar are also present.

The field layer is dominated by bramble, honeysuckle and creeping soft-grass with locally dominant wood sorrel and tufted hair grass. Purple moor-grass is abundant under birch in one area suggesting this area may have supported mire habitat. In another area wavy hair- grass is abundant. The rides and edges have elements of acid grassland habitat with species such as heath bedstraw, tormentil and sheep’s sorrel. Over 150 vascular plant species have been recorded, 26 of which are commonly referred to as ancient woodland indicator species. These include three nerved sandwort, wood spurge, slender St John’s-wort, yellow pimpernel, barren strawberry, primrose and the rare climbing corydalis and uncommon common cow-wheat.

PRIORITY UK BAP HABITAT(S): Lowland mixed deciduous woodland, small area of wet woodland

PRIORITY UK BAP SPECIES RECORDED: None

RED DATA BOOK (RDB) SPECIES RECORDED: None

NATIONALLY SCARCE (NSC) SPECIES RECORDED: None

BIRDS OF CONSERVATION CONCERN (BoCC) RECORDED:

Red List Species: None Amber List Species: Willow warbler (1981), Cuckoo (1981)

TVERC 01/04 SU76W01 Fleet Copse Berkshire Local Wildlife Site Citation

LONGWATER LANE MEADOW

Site Code: SU76W05 Grid Reference: SU79276277 Area (ha): 2.23 Local Authority: Wokingham Last Survey Date(s): 25/6/2004 Designation Date: 2002

Site Description

A relatively, rank grassland with elements of an unimproved sward and an area of wet rushy grassland towards the south. The grassland is separated into small paddocks by wooden and wire fences. They range in their quality and structure from areas that have been mown, to areas of tall rank grassland with thistles, to areas with a fine sward. In the more species rich sections, black knapweed, oxeye daisy and large bird’s-foot-trefoil are present. Towards the south lies an area of rushy grassland with species such as sharp-flowered rush marsh bedstraw, lesser spearwort, oval sedge and common sedge which appears to be remnant of rush pasture habitat. In areas it appears that some disturbance may have occurred where thistle, dock and lesser stitchwort are locally frequent. Bordering the site lies a footpath, a line of trees and scrub and the surrounding land use consists of arable land, a road and housing. A woodland Local Wildlife Site sits across the road from the site.

PRIORITY UK BAP HABITAT(S): Possibly small areas of lowland meadow (in small patches however it grades to an MG1 rough grassland community) and remnant purple moor grass and rush pasture.

PROTECTED SPECIES:

PRIORITY UK BAP SPECIES RECORDED:

RED DATA BOOK (RDB) SPECIES RECORDED:

NATIONALLY SCARCE (NSC) SPECIES RECORDED:

BIRDS OF CONSERVATION CONCERN (BoCC) RECORDED:

Red List Species:

Amber List Species: Green Woodpecker (2004)

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EAST COURT WOODS

Site Code: SU76W06 Grid Reference: SU795635 Area (ha): 2.15 Local Authority: Wokingham Last Survey Date(s): 29/04/1990 Designation Date: Original Local Wildlife Sites designations

Site Description

This small wood contains mainly oak and ash over a layer of hazel coppice. Ground flora species include bluebell, wood anemone, moschatel, primrose and Wood sorrel, all typical of ancient woodland.

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Site Name: Longmoor Bog and Woodland, California Copse

Site Code: SU76X02

Grid Reference: SU779652

Local Authority: Wokingham

Area (ha): 12.34

Last Survey Date: unknown

Site Description This is the part of California Country Park that lies outside the Longmoor Bog SSSI. There is a lack of specific habitat details.

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LONGMOOR LAKE

Site Code: SU76X06 Grid Reference: SU785652 Area (ha): 3.05 Local Authority: Wokingham Last Survey Date(s): 8/8/1996 Designation Date: Original Local Wildlife Sites designations

Site Description This site is part of California Country Park. The site includes the lake, lakeside path and some mixed woodland. Wetland species, including ragged robin, marsh pennywort and purple moor grass, are found at the lake edge. Heather and bell heather have been recorded at the site.

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Site Name: Finchampstead Ridges

Site Code: SU86B01

Grid Reference: SU808633

Local Authority: Wokingham

Area (ha): 23.72

Last Survey Date: 1981

Site Description This large site is owned by the National Trust. It is largely secondary birch and pine woodland with some conifer plantation. There are open areas of heathland in the north of the site with heather, bell heather, purple moor grass, bracken, heath bedstraw and sheep’s’ sorrel. There are a number of remnant wet mires with purple moor grass and Spagnum moss. Willow and alder dominate some of these wet areas.

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Site Name: Fishers Copse

Site Code: SU86B02

Grid Reference: SU814630

Local Authority: Wokingham and Bracknell Forest

Area (ha): 15.48

Last Survey Date: 22/6/1994 (Bracknell Section)

Site Description Approximately half of this site is ancient woodland. This is found in the south- east of the site. This includes the small section of the wood that lies within Bracknell Forest and is birch, oak and hazel woodland with a ground flora of bracken and bramble. Wood sorrel is frequent in this part of the wood. Rhododendron is abundant to the north. The larger section that lies in Wokingham District is lacking in survey information.

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Site Name: Moor Green Lakes

Site Code: SU86B10

Grid Reference: SU809623

Local Authority: Bracknell Forest

Area (ha): 34.82

Last Survey Date: 2009

Site Description This site consists of two gravel pits that are managed as a nature reserve. The western pit is largely split into two by an island. The site is part of a complex of pits that are important for wintering and breeding wildfowl and waders. The pits also provide habitat for a range of other birds associated with the marginal wetland and scrub at the pit edges. Scrapes have also been dug in the land around the lakes. Species include lapwing, little ringed plover, gadwall, pochard, sedge, reed and willow warblers, reed bunting and linnet. The site also supports a good range of dragonflies and damselflies.

UK PRIORITY BAP HABITATS: Eutrophic standing water

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SIMONS WOOD AND HEATH POND Site Code: 86C01 Grid Reference: SU81136402 Area (ha): 17.8 Local Authority: Wokingham Last Survey Date(s): July & August 2004 Designation Date:

Site Description Simons Wood and Heath is a National Trust nature reserve. It consists of Scots pine plantation, secondary woodland, areas of heath and purple moor-grass, a small bog pool with a fringe of mire/wet heath and a large pond.

The main interest of the site is the area of restored heathland and the small bog pool with a fringe of mire/wet heath. There are two main areas of heathland. The area to the north grades from an area dominated by purple moor-grass to a mosaic of heather, purple moor-grass and patches of bare ground. Towards the west lies a small pool in a depression filled with bog pondweed. Sphagnum is locally abundant around the edge of the pool with some cross-leaved heath, star sedge, common sedge, compact rush, many-stemmed spike-rush and sharp flowered rush. The area to the south consists of more open ground with patches of purple moor-grass and ling. These areas are surrounded by Scots pine plantation with an understorey of regenerating birch and in areas rhododendron. Towards the north lies an area of secondary woodland with a canopy of oak and silver birch and an understorey of rowan, holly and birch. In one area the field layer is wet with an area of locally abundant purple moor-grass, sphagnum and some star sedge. The large pond is a denotified SSSI and is very shaded with sparse aquatic vegetation. Several paths cross the site and a couple of broad leaved helleborines are present adjacent to the footpaths.

PRIORITY UK BAP HABITAT(S):

PROTECTED SPECIES: viviparous lizard (2004, 1993) (Schedule 5), common toad (1992) (Schedule 5), palmate newt (1992) (schedule 5) and bluebell (2004) (Schedule 8).

PRIORITY UK BAP SPECIES RECORDED:

RED DATA BOOK (RDB) SPECIES RECORDED: Ernestia puparum (1998) - vulnerable

NATIONALLY SCARCE (NSC) SPECIES RECORDED:

BIRDS OF CONSERVATION CONCERN (BoCC) RECORDED: Red List Species: Amber List Species: goldcrest (2004), willow warbler (1981) and green woodpecker (1981).

TYPICAL SPECIES OF THE HABITAT TYPE(S) Heather (2004), cross-leaved heath (2004), bell heather (2004), tormentil (2004), purple moor-grass (2004), wavy hair-grass (2004), foxglove (2004), wood-sorrel (2004), early hair-grass (2004), star sedge (2004), green ribbed-sedge (2004),

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OTHER ISSUES  Downy emerald (1981) is a notable species.  Many-stemmed spike-rush (2004) is a declining species in Berkshire (taken from Rare Plants Register, Crawley 2005).  The pond area has previously been denotified as a SSSI.  Wintergreen and upright chickweed have been recorded at the site.

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CHURCH FARM COPSE Site Code: 86F06 Grid Reference: SU82156195 Area (ha): 1.06 Local Authority: Bracknell Forest Last Survey Date(s): May 2011 Designation Date: 4/04/2012

Site Description An alder dominated wet woodland with some wild cherry, silver birch and rowan with crack willow in the east. Holly is frequent in the understory sometimes forming dominant patches and in places hazel coppice is abundant. The ground flora has abundant creeping soft grass with occasional foxglove, broad buckler fern and greater stitchwort, indicating that the site is quite acidic but not especially wet, although the soil is quite peaty in nature. Bluebells are abundant in the areas with hazel coppice, oak and ash especially in the drier areas along the northern bank where the woodland is lowland mixed deciduous woodland. Remote sedge is found along the ditches. The wettest area is found along the northern side where large multi-stemmed alder are found along with species such as lesser spearwort, reed sweet-grass and lesser water parsnip. Other species present in the Copse include pignut, wood figwort, wood meadow-grass and a patch of locally dominant climbing coryalis. The site has good amounts of standing and fallen dead wood. There is evidence of nesting woodpeckers and a bat roost.

UK PRIORITY BAP HABITATS: Wet woodland (Drier areas support small areas of lowland mixed deciduous woodland)

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Blackwater Valley The Blackwater Valley from Eversley in the west to Camberley in the east. Includes areas in Hampshire. Joint Character Area: Thames Basin Heaths Geology: Alluvium and River Terrace sands and gravels. At the north edge there is occasional fringes of Bagshot Sand. Topography: flat riverside land. Biodiversity: • Lowland Meadow: There are lowland meadows at the east end in the Blackwater Valley SSSI and a small area in a meadow at Eversley. • Purple Moor Grass and Rush Pasture: This area has the main concentration of this habitat in Berkshire. Rush pasture is found in the Blackwater Valley SSSI and there is a small area in a meadow at Eversley. • Standing Water: there are numerous Gravel Pits in the area including Moor Green Lakes Nature Reserve. These sites are important for birds. • Woodland: Fleet Copse is the largest area. There are a number of other small sites including Seebys Copse at Sandhurst. • Other habitats: the gravel pits have marginal fen, woodland, scrub and grassland areas.

Access: There is controlled access around some of the gravel pits, such as Moor Green and Trilakes Country Park. A footpath follows the River for the eastern half of the area. Targets and opportunities: management and re-creation of grassland habitats, management of gravel pits and associated habitats. The Blackwater Valley Project works within this area. In the long term the aim should be to extend the target area through to the River Loddon in the west.

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Thames Basin Heaths This area includes the Thames Basin Heaths SAC and the area between Bracknell and Ascot including Swinley Park and Brick Pits SSSI and Englemere Pond SSSI. To the west it includes a band of land south of Crowthorne and Wokingham where there are more heathland and bog sites such as Sandhurst to Owlsmoor Bogs and Heaths and a group of sites with remnants of these habitats. Joint Character Area: Thames Basin Heaths Geology: This area has a complex and varied geology dominated by various types of sand. The central area where the SAC is located has Camberley Sand with large areas of Surrey Hill Gravel. In the east there are the clays, silts and sands of the Windlesham Formation and in the north east Bagshot Formation sand. There are also patches of Swinley Clay, Head and River Terrace Gravel and Sand. The western has Camberley Sand, overlain in places by River Terrace Sand and Gravel, and a band of Windlesham Formation Sand. The north western area is Bagshot Sand with Head and River Terrace Sand and Gravel. Topography: a relatively flat area with slopes running down to the Blackwater Valley in the west. Biodiversity: • Heathland and Bog: There are extensive areas of heathland and bog at Sandhurst to Owlsmoor Bogs and Heaths SSSI, Wellington Bog SSSI and within the largely wooded Broadmoor to Bagshot Heaths and Woods. Remnants are found elsewhere including the golf course at Crowthorne. Bog is also found in association with ponds and small lakes at Englemere Pond and Rapley Lakes. In the west remnants of these habitats are found. The heathland is important for species such as nightjar, woodlark and Dartford warbler and also reptiles and butterflies such as silver studded blue and grayling. • Woodland: there are extensive areas of largely planted woodland and some semi- natural acidic woodland areas. There are patches of wet woodland in places. • Parkland and Wood pasture. There are numerous veteran trees within planted woodland at Swinley Park. • Ponds: the ponds and small lakes at Swinley Brick Pits, Rapley Lakes and Wellington College support good populations of dragonflies and damselflies, which are also associated with a number of other sites, and there are great crested newts at Swinley. • Other species: there is a water vole population near Sandhurst.

Geodiversity : The area has a number of important features such as the clear changes in underlying geology shown at Finchampstead Ridges. Access: Finchampstead Ridges is owned by the National Trust. Access in the east is extensive but controlled with nature reserves and other open access areas. Targets and Opportunities: Heathland and bog restoration and management. Access control. Significant areas of land are owned by MOD, Crown Estate, national Trust and BBOWT.

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GUIDANCE ON THE VARIOUS STATUTORY AND NON-STATUTORY WILDLIFE SITE DESIGNATIONS.

SITE DESIGNATIONS THAT PROTECT THE UK'S NATURAL HERITAGE THROUGH STATUTE

LOCAL NATURE RESERVES (LNRS) (IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES)

Under the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949 LNRs may be declared by local authorities after consultation with the relevant statutory nature conservation agency. LNRs are declared and managed for nature conservation, and provide opportunities for research and education, or simply enjoying and having contact with nature.

NATIONAL NATURE RESERVES (NNRS)

NNRs contain examples of some of the most important natural and semi-natural terrestrial and coastal ecosystems in Great Britain. They are managed to conserve their habitats or to provide special opportunities for scientific study of the habitats communities and species represented within them.

NNRs are declared by the statutory country conservation agencies under the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949 and the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. In Northern Ireland, Nature Reserves are designated under the Amenity Lands Act (Northern Ireland) 1965.

RAMSAR SITES

Ramsar sites are designated under the Convention on Wetlands of International Importance, agreed in Ramsar, Iran, in 1971. Originally intended to protect sites of importance especially as waterfowl habitat, the Convention has broadened its scope over the years to cover all aspects of wetland conservation and wise use, recognizing wetlands as ecosystems that are extremely important for biodiversity conservation in general and for the well-being of human communities. The Convention adopts a broad definition of wetland, namely "areas of marsh, fen, peatland or water, whether natural or artificial, permanent or temporary, with water that is static or flowing, fresh, brackish or salt, including areas of marine water the depth of which at low tide does not exceed six metres". Wetlands "may incorporate riparian and coastal zones adjacent to the wetlands, and islands or bodies of marine water deeper than six metres at low tide lying within the wetlands".

There is only one Ramsar site in Berkshire or Oxfordshire, South West London Waterbodies.

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SITES OF SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC INTEREST (SSSI) (ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES)

The SSSI series has developed since 1949 as the national suite of sites providing statutory protection for the best examples of the UK's flora, fauna, or geological or physiographical features. These sites are also used to underpin other national and international nature conservation designations. Most SSSIs are privately-owned or managed; others are owned or managed by public bodies or non-government organisations.

Originally notified under the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949, SSSIs have been renotified under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Improved provisions for the protection and management of SSSIs were introduced by the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 (in England and Wales) and the Nature Conservation (Scotland) Act 2004.

SPECIAL AREAS OF CONSERVATION (SAC) AND SITES OF COMMUNITY IMPORTANCE (SCI)

SACs are designated under the EC Habitats Directive. SACs are areas which have been identified as best representing the range and variety within the European Union of habitats and (non-bird) species listed on Annexes I and II to the Directive. SACs in terrestrial areas and territorial marine waters out to 12 nautical miles are designated under the Conservation (Natural Habitats, &c.) Regulations 1994 (as amended). New and/or amended Habitats sites which have been submitted to the European Commission by Government, but not yet formally adopted by the Commission, are referred to as candidate Special Areas of Conservation (cSACs). Sites which have been adopted by the EC, but not yet formally designated by governments of Member States are known as Sites of Community Importance (SCIs). In the UK, designation of SACs is devolved to the relevant administration within each country.

SACs, together with SPAs, form the Natura 2000 network SPAs, together with SACs, form the Natura 2000 network.

SPECIAL PROTECTION AREAS (SPA)

SPAs are classified by the UK Government under the EC Birds Directive. SPAs are areas of the most important habitat for rare (listed on Annex I to the Directive) and migratory birds within the European Union. SPAs in terrestrial areas and territorial marine waters out to 12 nautical miles are classified under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981.

SPAs, together with SACs, form the Natura 2000 network.

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NON-STATUTORY NATURAL HERITAGE CONSERVATION DESIGNATIONS

LOCAL WILDLIFE SITES

Local authorities for any given area may designate certain areas as being of local conservation interest. The criteria for inclusion, and the level of protection provided, if any, may vary between areas. Most individual counties have a similar scheme, although they do vary. Most Local Wildlife Sites systems involve a panel of ecologists and others in the development of local criteria and the selection of the sites. Panels usually include a local government ecologist, an Natural England representative, the Local Wildlife Trust, the Local Environmental Record Centre and sometimes include a representative of local landowners and local naturalists. These sites, which may be given various titles such as ‘County Wildlife Sites’ (CWS), 'Local Wildlife Sites' (LWS), 'Local Nature Conservation Sites' (LNCS), 'Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation' (SINCs), or Sites of Nature Conservation Importance' (SNCIs), together with statutory designations, are defined in local plans under the Town and Country Planning system and the National Planning Policy Framework and are a material consideration when planning applications are being determined. As part of a national standardisation process these sites have recently been renamed as Local Wildlife Sites in Oxfordshire and Berkshire. Previously they were known as County Wildlife Sites in Oxfordshire and Wildlife Heritage Sites in Berkshire. Although the use of these names, especially in citations and descriptions, is being edited and replaced with Local Wildlife Sites or LWS it is likely that some references will remain to these former names until this is complete.

PROPOSED LOCAL WILDLIFE SITES AND EXTENSIONS

These are also included on designated sites maps. They are areas thought to include important areas of UKBAP habitat or priority or protected species populations. Extensions are likely to have similar habitats to the adjacent Local Wildlife Sites. Local Authorities are made aware of these sites. They will not have been fully surveyed and taken to the selection panel as yet.

NGO PROPERTIES / NATURE RESERVES

A variety of non-governmental organisations such as the John Muir Trust, Plantlife, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, Wildlife Trusts and Woodland Trust own or manage nature reserves or other areas of land that are important for biodiversity. These sites may be intended primarily for nature conservation, or for other purposes such as protection of landscape features or the provision public access to the countryside. These areas of themselves have no statutory basis, but a large number are also designated SSSIs / NNRs / SPAs / SACs / Ramsar sites, etc. In Berkshire and Oxfordshire, BBOWT (Berks, Bucks & Oxon Wildlife Trust), Woodland Trust and RSPB sites fall into this category.

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LOCAL GEOLOGICAL SITES (LGS) Local Geological Sites formerly known as Regionally Important Geological and Geomorphological Sites (RIGS) are the most important places for geology and geomorphology outside statutorily protected land such as Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). As part of a national standardisation process these sites have recently been renamed as Local Geological Sites in Oxfordshire and Berkshire. Sites are selected under locally-developed criteria, according to their value for education, scientific study, historical significance or aesthetic qualities. Whilst not benefiting from statutory protection, LGS are equivalent to Local Wildlife Sites, and ''...consideration of their importance becomes integral to the planning process”.

OTHER SITES

Occasionally other sites might be shown on maps. These are likely to be sites with some wildlife interest, usually managed by local groups, local authorities or town councils but which do not have a specific statutory or non-statutory designation.

Some local authorities within Oxfordshire and Berkshire have identified other sites which are protected through policies in their local plans, including sites of local importance to nature conservation (SLINCs) in oxford city and district wildlife sites in Cherwell. For SLINCs we only show sites on maps that are not local wildlife sites or proposed local wildlife sites.

CONSERVATION TARGET AREAS/ BIODIVERSITY OPPORTUNITY AREAS These landscape scale areas have been identified as supporting high concentrations of UKBAP habitats and species populations and the potential to restore habitats at a landscape scale. These areas act as a focus for targeting resources into habitat management and restoration.

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Our ref: HBIC Data Requests 2013-2014, 4483

Your ref: 4594/13-164 sharing Date: 26 November 2013

Dear Mr Smith,

RE: ECOLOGICAL DATA SEARCH : EVERSLEY QUARRY

Thank you for filling in our online form on 15 November 2013 expressing your information interest in the above data search. Please find attached:

1. A map showing Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs), Special Protection Areas (SPAs), National Nature Reserves (NNRs), Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINCs) and sites that appear on the Hampshire Ancient Woodland Inventory within your area of interest. There are no other statutory designated sites within your about search area other than those shown on the map attached. 2. A table listing the SINCs within your area of interest and their qualifying criteria. 3. A table detailing any protected and notable species currently on the HBIC database found within the vicinity of your search area. Please note that quantities of ‘0’ (zero) indicate that the species was ‘present’ Hampshire’s but the number of individuals seen was not recorded. 4. A map showing Priority Habitat information within your area of interest. Click here for the legend .

Please note the following points: • If you have problems viewing any of the links in this document please wildlife connect to the internet and try again. If this doesn’t work please get in touch and we will email you the supporting documents you need. • The attached maps contain some areas with no designation. This may be due to the fact that we currently do not hold any ecological survey

The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council, Botanical Society of the British Isles, Butterfly Conservation, East Hampshire District Council, Eastleigh Borough Council, Natural England, Environment Agency, Fareham Borough Council, Hampshire Bat Group, Hampshire County Council, Hampshire Ornithological Society, Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust, Hart District Council, Havant Borough Council, New Forest District Council, New Forest National Park Authority, Rushmoor Borough Council, Portsmouth City Council, South Downs National Park Authority, Southampton City Council, Test Valley Borough Council and Winchester City Council.

information on these areas of land. It should not be taken to mean that there is no ecological interest present. • The boundaries for statutory sites have been provided to HBIC, by Natural England (NE), as digital data. The digital data is indicative not definitive. Paper maps produced by NE at the time the sites were designated show the official site boundaries. • To view the designation criteria for Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation in Hampshire please follow this link: Criteria for SINCs in Hampshire • HBIC do not currently hold notable/protected species information for certain taxonomic groups. Details of contacts who may be able to assist you in providing the relevant information for Hampshire can be found here: Hampshire County Recorders list • The Hampshire Inventory of Ancient Woodland is a provisional inventory that was published in 1995 by Hampshire County Council on sharing behalf of English Nature (as Natural England were previously known). Sites that appear on the Inventory are over 2 hectares and include ancient semi-natural woodland and ancient replanted woodland. • The location of species records are based on Ordnance Survey National Grid References, click here to view an explanatory note on this system. information • The data supplied to you is subject to our Data Users Declaration (click to view) which you read and agreed to when you submitted your data request form. • Our Hampshire County Recorders (click here to view details) would be very grateful for copies of any species records you make in Hampshire. • The caveats and statuses of each Priority Habitat can be viewed by about clicking on this link.

An invoice for £180 (plus VAT) will be forwarded to you in due course to cover the cost of extracting the information. If you require any further information or have any additional queries, please do not hesitate to contact me. Hampshire’s

Yours sincerely

Rebecca Coneybeer Ecologist wildlife direct line: 01962 832321 / email: [email protected]

The Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Partnership includes Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council, Botanical Society of the British Isles, Butterfly Conservation, East Hampshire District Council, Eastleigh Borough Council, Natural England, Environment Agency, Fareham Borough Council, Hampshire Bat Group, Hampshire County Council, Hampshire Ornothological Society, Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust, Hart District Council, Havant Borough Council, New Forest District Council, New Forest National Park Authority, Portsmouth City Council, Rushmoor Borough Council, South Downs National Park Authority, Southampton City Council, Test Valley Borough Council and Winchester City Council. Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Details of Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINCs) within the search area:

Please see Criteria for SINCs in Hampshire for more information on Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation in Hampshire. If there are any criteria beginning with a ‘P’ in the SINC table below, these denote SINCs in Portsmouth, designated using different criteria (see accompanying document.) Central Grid Species supported that meet Section 6 of SINC Ref SINC Name Ref. SINC Criteria SINC Selection Criteria Area (ha) HA0129 Warren Heath - C SU77426030 3Bi 10.97 HA0136 Coombes Wood SU77806020 1B 9.58 HA0143 Fleethill Farm Meadows SU78306190 2A/2B/2D/5B 18.23 HA0151 Great Copse, Eversley SU78606060 1A/1B 5.47 HA0156 Lower Eversley Copse (North) SU78806120 1A 8.09 HA0158 Lower Eversley Copse (South) SU78906100 1A 8.40 HA0161 Kiln Close Copse Meadow SU79106030 2A 0.63 HA0173 Kits Croft West SU79556014 2B 0.98 HA0177 Castle Bottom Meadow SU79605990 1Cii/2A/6A Myrica gale (Bog Myrtle) [nHS] 2.32 HA0179 Firgrove Meadow SU79666050 2B 2.50 HA0186 Blackbushe Airfield SU80605940 3A/6C Outstanding assembalage of notable 40.73 invertebrates inc. Cheilosia vetutina (A Hoverfly) [NN] Epistrophe diaphana (A Hoverfly) [NN] Eunemes coarctatus (Heath Potter Wasp) [NS] Hylaeus gibbus (A Bee) [RDB3] Myopa fasciata (A Conopid Fly) [NR]

HA0192 Yateley Green SU80906110 2B 0.46 HA0194 Eversley Lakes SU81006200 2D/6A/6B Carex vesicaria (Bladder-Sedge) [CS] 26.51 HA0219 Yateley Lakes SU82306150 2D/6A/6B Carex vesicaria (Bladder-Sedge) [CS] 34.37 Stellaria neglecta (Greater Chickweed) [CS] HA0266 Yateley Green Heath SU81476098 3A 0.64 HA0267 Yateley Green Woodland SU81276111 3Bi 3.44

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Berkshire County 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 6 6 1 1 Longmoor Bog SSSI 0 0 0 0

0 0 HBIC Ref: 4483 4 4 6 6 1 1 Non-statutory and Statutory designated sites within 3km of Eversley Quarry (SU794623): 0 0 0 0

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6 HA0158 6 1 HA0129 1 HA0192 SPA HA0266 HA0151 HA0179 NNR Castle Bottom to Yateley and Hawley Commons SSSI HA0136 HA0186 Thames Basin Heaths SPA HA0173 Created: 26/11/2013 0 0

0 Castle Bottom NNR 0 0 0 1:25,000 0 HA0161 0 Scale at A3: ¯ 6 6 1 HA0177 1 0125250 500 750 1,000 Bramshill SSSI Meters Thames Basin Heaths SPA Ancient Woodland boundaries are This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey provided by Natural England and have material with the permission of Ordnance been derived from the 1996 provisional Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Hampshire Ancient Woodland Inventory. Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. These boundaries are indicative not Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown

0 definitive and tend not to include ancient 0 0 0 copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil 0 0

9 Hampshire County woodlands below 2ha in size. 9 proceedings. HCC 100019180 2013 5 5 1 1 476000 477000 478000 479000 HA018486000H0A0186 HA0186 481000 482000 483000 Please note: The boundaries for statutory sites have been provided as digital data from Natural England (NE); this digital data is indicative not definitive. Paper maps produced by NE at the time the sites were designated show the official site boundaries. Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre Page 1 of 45 Protected and Notable Species Records

Search Area: 3km Search Radius of Eversley Quarry SU 794 623 Date: 26 November 2013 HBIC Ref: 4483

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

HBIC has it’s own extensive database of habitat and higher plant data for the County. In addition, HBIC hold copies of datasets belonging to partner organisations. Through data exchange agreements with these organisations HBIC is provided with regular database updates and can supply species information on their behalf. HBIC currently holds copies of the following datasets: • Botanical Society of the British Isles’ (BSBI) vascular plant database for Hampshire • Butterfly Conservation’s butterfly and moth database for Hampshire • Hampshire Ornithological Society (HOS) bird records • Hampshire Bat Group (HBG) Records of bat roost visits and sightings • Data administered by the Hampshire Wildlife Trust (HWT) on behalf of the species recording groups below: o Hampshire Amphibian and Reptile Group (HARG) o Hampshire Mammal Group (HMG) (excluding records for bats and badgers) • UK Bees, Wasps and Ants Recording Society (BWARS) the full dataset as of January 2012

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

The following are protected and notable species records from the above datasets within the search area recorded in the last 15 years. For plants this has been extended to 20 years:

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Amphibians & Reptiles SU79745948 Castle Bottom 2007 2007 1 0 NERC_s41 Anguis fragilis Slow-worm SU79765954 Castle Bottom 2007 2007 2 0 WCA_s5s91(t) SU79965977 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0

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SU79965978 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0 SU79975953 Castle Bottom 2007 2008 2 0 SU79975976 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0 SU80015953 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0 SU80035970 Castle Bottom 2007 2008 2 0 SU80035976 Castle Bottom 2007 2007 1 0 SU80045975 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0 SU80055968 Castle Bottom 2007 2007 1 0 SU80055969 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0 SU80075968 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 2 0 SU80085968 Castle Bottom 2007 2007 2 0 Bufo bufo Common Toad NERC_s41 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2000 2000 1 0 SU79945967 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0 NERC_s41 SU79955964 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0 Natrix natrix Grass Snake WCA_s5s91(t) SU79965966 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 2 0 SU80005954 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0 EU_Hab_2np SU81206117 Yateley Green North Pond 2005 2005 4 3 EU_Hab_4 SU81346135 HBAP

Triturus cristatus Great Crested Newt NERC_s41

WCA_s5s94b Yateley 2009 2009 1 1

WCA_s5s94c HabReg_s2 SU779600 Warren Heath Ponds 2005 2005 1 1 SU795597 Castle Bottom Nnr, Yateley 2006 2006 1 0 NERC_s41 SU795615 Bramshill Common 2000 2000 1 1 Vipera berus Adder WCA_s5s91(t) SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2000 2000 1 0 SU79765954 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0 SU79955964 Castle Bottom 2007 2007 1 0

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SU79965966 Castle Bottom 2007 2007 1 0 SU79975953 Castle Bottom 2007 2007 1 0 SU80015953 Castle Bottom 2007 2007 1 0 SU80015973 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0 SU80055974 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0 SU80065973 Castle Bottom 2006 2006 1 0 SU80065974 Castle Bottom 2007 2008 2 0 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2000 2000 1 0 SU79715955 Castle Bottom 2006 2006 1 0 SU79735948 Castle Bottom 2006 2006 1 0 NERC_s41 SU79745948 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0 Zootoca vivipara Common Lizard WCA_s5s91(t) SU79755954 Castle Bottom 2006 2006 1 0 SU79965966 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0 SU79965978 Castle Bottom 2006 2006 1 0 SU80025976 Castle Bottom 2008 2008 1 0 Birds Sensitive SU75 Accipiter gentilis Northern Goshawk WCA_s1s1 Sensitive 1998 1998 2 1 CR SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1999 2010 2 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2012 2012 1 2 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2011 17 9 SU812620 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2010 2010 1 0 Acrocephalus Eurasian Reed HBAP Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox scirpaceus Warbler SU813619 2008 2008 1 2 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8161 2011 2011 1 2 Lane)) SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2001 1 5 SU8260 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1998 2011 2 2

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SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 2001 2012 5 4 SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 1997 2005 2 1 SU7662 Neh Bramshill Plantation 1998 1998 1 2 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1993 2010 5 4 SU7760 Neh Warren Heath 2006 2006 1 1 SU7859 Neh Eversley Common 2008 2008 1 2 SU7859 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 2005 2006 2 1 BOCC_Red SU7859 Neh Warren Heath 1998 2012 8 3 Alauda arvensis Sky Lark HBAP SU7860 Neh Warren Heath 2004 2012 5 2 NERC_s41 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common 2005 2012 5 5 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 2004 2006 3 5 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800620 2010 2010 2 0 Lane)) SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1995 2012 21 20 SU8059 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 2004 2004 1 2 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2000 17 90 SU774610 Ne Lyndridge Farm, Eversley 2012 2012 1 1 SU7962 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1998 1998 1 1 SU798623 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1999 1999 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2012 3 2 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8062 2008 2008 1 1 Alcedo atthis Common Kingfisher WCA_s1s1 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 31 4 SU808620 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1999 1999 1 1 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 8 2 SU8260 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1998 1998 1 1 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 124 11 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800620 2010 2010 1 0 Anas clypeata Northern Shoveler CR Lane)) SU8061 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox 2001 2008 18 14

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Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 301 153 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 25 183 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2003 4 39 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2010 14 14 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 163 63 SU8262 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 2002 2002 1 32 Anas querquedula Garganey WCA_s1s1 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2002 3 2 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800620 2010 2010 2 0 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2009 49 106 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 323 297 Anas strepera Gadwall HBAP SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 29 194 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2002 3 9 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2010 10 131 SU8261 Neb Eversley/yateley Gravel Pits 2003 2003 2 133 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 212 241 Greater White-fronted Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox Anser albifrons HBAP SU8061 2009 2009 1 4 Goose Lane)) Lesser White-fronted Anser erythropus SU7961 Neb Eversley Cross 1996 1999 14 3 Goose Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox Anthus petrosus Rock Pipit CR SU7961 2007 2007 1 1 Lane)) SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 1994 2007 9 15 SU7660 Neh Warren Heath 1998 1998 1 1 SU7661 Neh Heath Warren 2007 2012 2 1 BOCC_Red Anthus trivialis Tree Pipit SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1993 2010 15 11 NERC_s41 SU7760 Neh Heath Warren 2004 2004 1 1 SU7760 Neh Warren Heath 1994 2012 10 2 SU78105995 Neh Warren Heath 2006 2006 1 1

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SU78405960 Neh Warren Heath 2006 2006 1 1 SU7859 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1994 2006 5 1 SU7859 Neh Warren Heath 1994 2006 7 4 SU7860 Neh Warren Heath 2007 2012 5 2 SU7959 Neh Castle Bottom 2000 2008 6 4 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common 2000 2010 6 3 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1993 2006 14 9 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1998 2008 5 2 SU8059 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 2004 2004 1 1 SU8059 Neh Yateley Heath Wood 2006 2006 1 2 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 1998 13 6 SU8159 Neh Yateley Common (hcc) 1998 2007 5 2 SU78406190 Fleethill Farm South - Meadow C 2007 2007 1 * 0 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2002 2002 2 8 Lane)) Ardea cinerea Grey Heron CS SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2012 115 17 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 21 4 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1997 2012 2 4 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1994 2012 96 15 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2002 2002 2 1 Arenaria interpres Ruddy Turnstone HBAP Lane)) SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2001 1 1 Asio flammeus Short-eared Owl Sensitive SU86A Sensitive 2005 2005 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2002 2008 11 22 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 265 192 HBAP Aythya ferina Common Pochard SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 28 73 CS SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2001 1 2 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2010 7 34 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 193 85

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BOCC_Red SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2000 3 3 Aythya marila Greater Scaup NERC_s41 WCA_s1s1 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1998 2005 13 2 SU7662 Neb Eversley Cross 2006 2006 1 6 SU774610 Ne Lyndridge Farm, Eversley 2012 2012 2 2 SU7961 Neb Eversley Cross 1996 1999 15 14 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2012 38 270 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8062 2002 2002 1 40 Lane)) Branta leucopsis Barnacle Goose SU8062 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2008 2008 1 20 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 326 311 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 24 41 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2012 13 175 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 21 126 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 2002 2004 3 200 SU8262 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1998 1998 1 1 Calidris alba Sanderling HBAP SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2001 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2002 19 2 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox BOCC_Red SU8062 2012 2012 2 1 Calidris alpina Dunlin Lane)) HBAP SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 100 23 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2007 1 2 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2002 4 1 BOCC_Red Calidris temminckii Temminck's Stint SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2001 1 1 WCA_s1s1 Sensitive SU75U Sensitive 1993 2012 21 14 Caprimulgus BOCC_Red SU75Z Sensitive 1993 2012 24 4 European Nightjar europaeus HBAP SU75Z Sensitive 1994 2012 18 5 NERC_s41 SU75Z Sensitive 2006 2006 1 1

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CI SU76Q Sensitive 1994 2012 5 1 SU76Q Sensitive 1994 2012 19 5 SU76Q Sensitive 1995 2012 13 3 SU76Q Sensitive 2012 2012 1 1 SU76V Sensitive 1997 2012 2 3 SU85E Sensitive 2003 2008 3 3 SU85E Sensitive 2004 2012 6 1 SU85E Sensitive 2006 2006 1 1 SU86A Sensitive 2001 2001 2 1 SU86B Sensitive 1998 1998 1 1 SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 1997 2011 6 90 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1994 2001 6 250 SU7959 Castle Bottom 2010 2010 1 2 SU7959 Eversley Common/castle Bottom 2010 2010 1 150 SU7959 Neh Castle Bottom 2000 2000 1 17 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1997 1998 4 4 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU7962 2009 2009 1 60 Lane)) BOCC_Red Carduelis cabaret Lesser Redpoll SU8059 Blackbushe Airfield 2010 2010 1 20 NERC_s41 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1995 2012 12 9 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2002 2006 2 70 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2011 29 100 SU8160 Neb Yateley 2012 2012 2 3 SU8162 Eversley Gravel Pits 2010 2010 1 50 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1994 2009 13 150 SU8261 Yateley Gravel Pits 2010 2010 2 30 SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 1996 2006 5 50 BOCC_Red Carduelis cannabina Common Linnet SU7661 Neh Heath Warren 2007 2007 1 1 HBAP SU7662 Neh Bramshill Plantation 2005 2005 1 3

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SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1995 2012 7 10 SU7859 Neh Warren Heath 1997 2006 4 8 SU7859 Warren Heath 2010 2010 1 1 SU7860 Ne Eversley 2011 2011 1 10 SU7860 Neh Warren Heath 2008 2008 1 2 SU7959 Eversley Common 2010 2010 1 7 SU7959 Neh Castle Bottom 2000 2003 2 10 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common 2001 2012 6 30 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1994 2006 12 40 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU7962 2008 2009 4 20 Lane)) SU8059 Blackbushe Airfield 2010 2010 2 6 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1995 2012 45 200 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2004 2012 4 35 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2001 29 200 SU8159 Neh Yateley Common (hcc) 1995 2003 8 5 SU7959 Castle Bottom 2010 2010 4 4 SU7959 Eversley Common/castle Bottom 2010 2010 1 1 Carduelis flammea Common Redpoll CI SU7959 Neh Castle Bottom 2001 2001 1 1 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2002 2002 1 1 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2011 2011 1 1 SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 1997 2011 8 125 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1997 2009 7 65 SU7959 Neh Castle Bottom 2000 2004 3 54 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common 2000 2000 4 100 Carduelis spinus Eurasian Siskin CI SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1997 1998 12 300 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2000 2008 3 5 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2009 14 200 Lane))

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SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 47 400 SU8160 Neb Yateley 2011 2011 2 2 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8161 2011 2011 2 220 Lane)) SU8162 Eversley Gravel Pits 2010 2010 4 50 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2011 5 150 SU818615 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 2005 2005 1 80 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1995 2012 32 675 SU8261 Yateley Gravel Pits 2010 2010 4 100 HBAP SU8261 Cettia cetti Cetti's Warbler WCA_s1s1 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 2004 2004 1 1 CS SU75U Sensitive 1993 2000 4 1 SU75Z Sensitive 1994 2004 4 2 SU75Z Sensitive 1997 2009 22 7 SU75Z Sensitive 2002 2002 1 5 SU76W Sensitive 1994 2009 9 8 Sensitive SU85E Sensitive 2000 2000 1 1 Charadrius dubius Little Plover WCA_s1s1 CS SU86A Sensitive 1995 2012 44 10 SU86B Sensitive 1993 2012 45 12 SU86B Sensitive 2001 2003 7 4 SU86B Sensitive 2009 2010 2 1 SU86B Sensitive 2010 2010 1 0 SU86B Sensitive 2010 2010 3 0 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2000 11 6 Chlidonias niger Black Tern WCA_s1s1 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2001 2 6 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800620 2010 2010 1 0 Chroicocephalus Lane)) Black-headed Gull CR ridibundus Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800622 2012 2012 1 500 Lane))

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SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1996 2003 7 211 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2012 17 445 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 72 900 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 25 138 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1995 2012 47 431 Circus Indet. Harrier WCA_s1s1 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1998 1998 1 1 Eurasian Marsh WCA_s1s1 Circus aeruginosus SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1998 2009 3 1 Harrier CR Sensitive SU75U Sensitive 2000 2000 1 1 BOCC_Red SU86A Sensitive 2008 2009 2 1 Circus cyaneus Hen Harrier HBAP SU86B Sensitive 2001 2001 1 1 NERC_s41 WCA_s1s1 SU86B Sensitive 2008 2008 1 1 SU7660 Neh Bramshill Plantation 2007 2007 1 1 SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 1994 2004 3 3 SU7662 Neh Bramshill Plantation 1998 1998 1 1 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1993 2009 4 2 SU7760 Neh Warren Heath 1994 2005 2 1 BOCC_Red Cuculus canorus Common Cuckoo SU7959 Neb Yateley 1999 1999 1 1 NERC_s41 SU7959 Neh Castle Bottom 2000 2000 1 3 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common 2010 2010 1 0 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1998 1998 1 1 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1999 2012 9 2 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2001 18 4 SU7961 Neb Eversley Cross 2002 2002 2 1 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2002 2002 1 1 Lesser Spotted BOCC_Red Dendrocopos minor Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox Woodpecker HBAP SU8061 2001 2001 1 1 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox 2012 2012 1 1

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Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2000 22 2 SU819617 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 2005 2005 1 1 SU822613 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 2008 2008 1 1 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1995 2007 7 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800620 2010 2010 2 0 Lane)) SU8061 Ch Chichester Harbour 2002 2002 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2002 2012 6 3 Lane)) HBAP Egretta garzetta Little Egret SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1998 2012 20 3 CR SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 9 6 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8161 2008 2008 1 1 Lane)) SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2002 5 1 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 2002 2002 3 1 SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 1996 2004 4 3 SU7662 Neh Bramshill Plantation 1997 2005 2 1 BOCC_Red SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1996 2002 3 3 Emberiza citrinella Yellowhammer NERC_s41 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1995 1999 3 1 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2001 11 15 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 2000 2000 1 1 SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 2006 2011 2 2 SU7662 Neh Bramshill Plantation 2005 2005 1 1 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1997 2006 2 1 Emberiza HBAP SU7759 Warren Heath 2010 2010 1 1 Reed Bunting schoeniclus NERC_s41 SU7760 Neh Warren Heath 2007 2007 1 1 SU78345973 Neh Warren Heath 2006 2006 1 1 SU7859 Neh Warren Heath 1997 2012 4 1 SU7959 Eversley Common 2010 2010 1 1

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SU7959 Neh Castle Bottom 2000 2002 2 1 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common 2008 2012 3 2 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1998 1998 1 10 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2011 2011 2 1 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2011 12 25 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2002 2002 1 30 SU8260 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1998 1998 1 3 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1997 2002 3 10 Eremophila alpestris Horned Lark WCA_s1s1 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1998 1998 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2002 2002 1 1 HBAP Lane)) Falco columbarius Merlin WCA_s1s1 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1996 2002 4 1 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2002 2002 1 1 SU86 Sensitive 1993 2002 12 1 Sensitive SU86 Sensitive 2001 2001 1 1 Falco peregrinus Peregrine Falcon WCA_s1s1 SU86 Sensitive 2010 2010 1 0 CR SU86 Sensitive 2010 2010 1 0 SU86 Sensitive 2012 2012 1 1 SU75U Sensitive 1993 2000 4 1 SU75Z Sensitive 1997 2002 5 2 SU76Q Sensitive 1996 2012 3 1 SU76Q Sensitive 2003 2006 2 2 Sensitive SU76Q Sensitive 2010 2012 2 2 HBAP Falco subbuteo Eurasian Hobby SU76R Sensitive 2012 2012 1 2 WCA_s1s1 CI SU76W Sensitive 1996 2012 2 5 SU85E Sensitive 2006 2006 1 1 SU85E Sensitive 2008 2010 2 1 SU86A Sensitive 2001 2012 9 3 SU86B Sensitive 1993 2007 49 12

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Ficedula hypoleuca Pied Flycatcher CR SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2009 2009 1 1 SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 1997 2000 2 10 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 2000 2006 2 20 SU7959 Neh Castle Bottom 2000 2000 2 1 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1997 1998 3 2 SU7961 Neb Eversley Cross 2002 2002 8 150 Fringilla montifringilla Brambling WCA_s1s1 SU7962 Neb Eversley Cross 2002 2002 4 200 SU7962 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2001 1 120 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2012 4 150 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2001 37 120 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1999 2009 4 17 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common 2000 2000 3 66 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1998 2010 5 2 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2012 14 11 Lane)) HBAP Gallinago gallinago Common Snipe SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 138 68 CS SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 10 12 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2003 2 4 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 1999 2 1 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1994 2012 5 1 SU7959 Neh Castle Bottom 2004 2004 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox Haematopus Eurasian SU8061 2002 2003 2 1 CS Lane)) ostralegus Oystercatcher SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2004 5 2 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2002 2002 3 1 Hydrocoloeus Little Gull WCA_s1s1 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 1999 6 3 minutus SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1997 2012 2 1 Ixobrychus minutus Little Bittern WCA_s1s1 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2002 2003 4 1 Larus argentatus Herring Gull BOCC_Red SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 2000 2000 1 1

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CR SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1997 1998 6 5 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800620 2010 2010 1 0 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800622 2012 2012 2 70 Lane)) SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1996 2009 28 40 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2002 2012 13 80 Lane)) SU8061 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2010 2010 1 0 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 50 375 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2009 7 40 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1997 2006 6 5 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800622 2012 2012 1 1 Lane)) BOCC_Red Larus cachinnans Yellow-legged Gull SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1999 2001 5 2 CR Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2012 6 2 Lane)) SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1996 1998 2 2 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common 2000 2001 3 47 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1997 1998 9 470 SU7962 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2010 2010 1 0 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800620 2010 2010 2 0 Lane)) Lesser Black-backed Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox Larus fuscus CR SU800622 2012 2012 2 550 Gull Lane)) SU805595 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2008 2008 1 125 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1993 2010 68 1350 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2012 58 2950 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 92 1450 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 21 3010

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SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2010 4 0 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1999 2012 7 3 SU7959 Neb Yateley 1999 1999 1 4 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800622 2012 2012 1 1 Lane)) Great Black-backed SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1998 2003 2 8 Larus marinus CR Gull Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2002 6 5 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2002 20 25 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2003 2003 1 1 Sensitive SU86A Sensitive 2001 2001 3 1 Larus HBAP Mediterranean Gull SU86B melanocephalus WCA_s1s1 Sensitive 1996 2000 3 1 CR Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2002 4 2 BOCC_Red Lane)) HBAP Limosa limosa Black-tailed Godwit SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 1999 4 4 WCA_s1s1 CI SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2002 2002 1 1 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1999 1999 1 1 BOCC_Red Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox Common Grasshopper HBAP SU8061 2001 2001 1 1 Locustella naevia Lane)) Warbler NERC_s41 CR SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1995 2000 5 3 SU7660 Heath Warren 2010 2010 1 1 SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 1997 2009 11 120 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1993 2012 17 50 WCA_s1s1 Loxia curvirostra Common Crossbill SU7859 Neh Warren Heath 1994 2006 5 27 CS SU7959 Neh Castle Bottom 2000 2000 2 4 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common 2000 2012 5 3 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1994 1998 19 55

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SU8059 Blackbushe Airfield 2010 2010 1 6 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2011 2011 1 2 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2001 1 3 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 1999 10 15 SU75U Sensitive 1993 2012 28 9 SU75Z Sensitive 1993 2012 24 11 SU75Z Sensitive 1993 2012 38 4 SU75Z Sensitive 1998 1998 1 1 SU75Z Sensitive 1998 1998 1 1 SU75Z Sensitive 1998 1998 1 2 Sensitive SU76Q Sensitive 1994 2012 13 4 HBAP SU76Q Sensitive 2003 2012 9 2 Lullula arborea Wood Lark NERC_s41 WCA_s1s1 SU76Q Sensitive 2006 2012 5 2 CI SU76Q Sensitive 2009 2009 1 2 SU76Q Sensitive 2012 2012 1 1 SU76V Sensitive 2008 2008 1 1 SU85E Sensitive 1993 2012 60 16 SU85E Sensitive 1997 2012 16 4 SU86A Sensitive 2001 2002 9 2 SU86B Sensitive 1996 2000 11 7 SU803597 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1998 1998 1 1 SU805597 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2003 2003 1 1 Luscinia HBAP SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1993 2012 23 6 Common Nightingale megarhynchos CS SU8059 Neh Yateley Common (hcc) 1998 2009 2 4 SU8159 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1997 1999 2 2 SU8159 Neh Yateley Common (hcc) 1993 2009 14 4 Melanitta nigra Common Scoter BOCC_Red SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 1998 2 3

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HBAP SU8162 NERC_s41 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2002 2002 1 1 WCA_s1s1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800622 2012 2012 1 1 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800623 2012 2012 1 1 Lane)) Mergellus albellus Smew Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2006 2009 2 2 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 65 4 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1997 1998 9 10 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 2012 2012 1 2 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2012 15 29 Lane)) HBAP SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 363 184 Mergus merganser Goosander CR SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 20 40 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2002 2012 25 67 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2010 41 89 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 97 84 SU75U Sensitive 2008 2008 1 1 SU76Q Sensitive 2005 2005 1 1 SU76V Sensitive 2007 2007 1 1 Sensitive SU85E Sensitive 2012 2012 4 1 HBAP SU86A Sensitive 2002 2012 4 1 Milvus milvus Red Kite WCA_s1s1 SU86A Sensitive 2008 2008 1 1 CR SU86A Sensitive 2008 2008 1 4 SU86A Sensitive 2009 2009 1 1 SU86B Sensitive 1996 2000 4 1 SU86F Sensitive 2012 2012 1 1 BOCC_Red SU774610 Ne Lyndridge Farm, Eversley 2012 2012 1 1 Motacilla flava Yellow Wagtail HBAP SU800620 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox 2011 2011 1 1

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CR Lane)) SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1996 2002 3 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2007 10 5 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2001 104 13 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2011 2 1 BOCC_Red Motacilla flava subsp. SU8062 Blue-Headed Wagtail HBAP Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 1998 2 1 flava CR SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 2000 2000 1 1 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1994 2012 4 4 BOCC_Red Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox Muscicapa striata Spotted Flycatcher HBAP SU8061 2001 2001 2 1 Lane)) NERC_s41 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2001 12 7 SU8159 Ne Ewshot 2007 2007 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2002 4 2 Lane)) Numenius arquata Eurasian Curlew NERC_s41 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 1998 16 5 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2002 2002 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU7962 2008 2008 1 8 BOCC_Red Lane)) Numenius phaeopus Whimbrel WCA_s1s1 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2000 10 3 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2003 2003 1 1 SU7760 Ne Eversley Church Farm 1996 1999 2 1 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common 2000 2000 4 6 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1997 1998 3 3 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox Oenanthe oenanthe Northern Wheatear CS SU7962 2009 2009 1 1 Lane)) SU805595 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2006 2007 3 1 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1993 2012 146 13 SU8061 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox 2001 2001 3 1

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Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2000 91 10 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2002 6 2 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common 2001 2001 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox Pandion haliaetus Osprey WCA_s1s1 SU8061 2001 2001 2 1 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2000 12 1 SU7662 Ne Eversley 2011 2011 2 0 BOCC_Red SU7860 Ne Eversley 2011 2011 2 67 Passer domesticus House Sparrow NERC_s41 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2011 2011 1 1 SU8260 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 2011 2011 1 0 Sensitive SU75 Sensitive 2000 2000 2 1 European Honey- HBAP SU86 Sensitive 1995 2000 4 5 Pernis apivorus buzzard WCA_s1s1 CR SU86 Sensitive 2002 2002 1 1 BOCC_Red Phalaropus lobatus Red-necked Phalarope SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2000 2000 1 1 WCA_s1s1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2006 4 1 BOCC_Red Lane)) Philomachus pugnax Ruff WCA_s1s1 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2000 16 2 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2007 1 1 SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 1993 2011 7 6 SU773601 Neh Warren Heath 2003 2003 1 1 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1993 2007 10 2 SU7760 Neh Warren Heath 1995 2010 7 5 Phoenicurus Common Redstart CI SU7860 Neh Warren Heath 2009 2011 2 1 phoenicurus SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1993 2004 4 2 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1997 2005 3 1 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 1998 8 2 SU8159 Neb Yateley 2006 2006 1 1

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BOCC_Red Phylloscopus SU8062 Wood Warbler NERC_s41 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1998 1998 1 1 sibilatrix CI Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2001 5 21 Lane)) European Golden Pluvialis apricaria HBAP SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 1999 21 71 Plover SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2008 2 400 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2001 1 1 HBAP Pluvialis squatarola Grey Plover SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 1999 5 1 CI Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800620 2010 2010 1 0 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2009 17 5 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8062 2012 2012 1 2 Lane)) Podiceps cristatus Great Crested Grebe CI SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 283 29 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 31 25 SU8161 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 4 17 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2002 2 4 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2010 7 12 SU818615 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 2005 2005 1 1 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1994 2012 239 38 HBAP Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox Podiceps nigricollis Black-necked Grebe SU8061 2005 2005 2 1 WCA_s1s1 Lane)) SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 2007 2007 1 5 SU7662 Ne Eversley 2011 2011 1 0 Pyrrhula pyrrhula Common Bullfinch HBAP SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2011 2012 2 3 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2011 2011 1 0 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1997 2003 3 7 Rallus aquaticus Water Rail CS SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 29 4

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SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2008 2009 5 2 SU8161 Neb Sandhurst Sewage Farm 2002 2002 1 2 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1998 2000 2 1 Recurvirostra WCA_s1s1 Pied Avocet SU8062 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2010 2010 1 0 avosetta CR Sensitive SU75U Sensitive 2002 2005 2 2 HBAP SU75Z Sensitive 1997 2011 2 1 Regulus ignicapilla Firecrest WCA_s1s1 CS SU86B Sensitive 1994 2008 5 1 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1996 2000 3 30 SU78375990 Neh Warren Heath 2006 2006 1 30 SU7859 Neh Warren Heath 1993 2003 7 36 SU79405950 Eversley Quarry 1999 1999 1 * 0 SU7959 Neh Castle Bottom 2000 2000 1 30 Riparia riparia Sand Martin CS SU7959 Neh Eversley Common 2000 2003 7 50 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1997 1999 11 58 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1998 1998 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2004 8 116 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2000 41 300 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 2005 2005 1 1 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common 2000 2000 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800620 2010 2011 2 1 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox HBAP SU800623 2009 2009 1 1 Saxicola rubetra Whinchat Lane)) CR SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1993 2012 42 6 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2002 2 1 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2000 54 8 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2002 6 2

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SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2011 2011 1 1 SU7862 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2007 2007 1 9 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2010 2010 1 0 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2003 23 40 Lane)) SU8061 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2012 2 6 Sterna hirundo Common Tern CR Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8062 2002 2002 1 4 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 73 26 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2009 2010 2 2 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2002 8 36 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1994 2012 16 9 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox Sterna sandvicensis Sandwich Tern CR SU8061 2003 2003 1 1 Lane)) SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 1993 2007 8 2 SU7662 Neh Bramshill Plantation 1997 2006 2 1 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1993 2009 11 3 SU7760 Neh Warren Heath 2006 2006 1 1 SU7959 Neb Yateley 1999 1999 1 1 BOCC_Red SU7959 Neh Castle Bottom 2000 2000 1 1 Streptopelia turtur European Turtle Dove HBAP SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1995 1999 3 2 NERC_s41 SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1998 2008 7 2 SU8059 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1999 1999 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2002 3 1 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2001 20 2 SU8159 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2005 2005 1 1 SU774610 Ne Lyndridge Farm, Eversley 2012 2012 2 100 SU7860 Ne Eversley 2011 2011 2 75 Sturnus vulgaris Common Starling BOCC_Red Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU7961 2009 2009 1 100 Lane))

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Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2002 2 325 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1996 1999 4 250 SU8161 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2012 2012 1 105 SU8260 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 2011 2011 1 0 SU75U Sensitive 1997 2008 11 4 SU75Z Sensitive 1998 2011 28 5 SU75Z Sensitive 2003 2008 7 6 SU76Q Sensitive 2003 2008 4 2 Sensitive SU76Q Sensitive 2004 2004 1 2 HBAP Sylvia undata Dartford Warbler SU76R Sensitive 2005 2005 1 2 WCA_s1s1 CI SU85E Sensitive 1994 2012 64 9 SU85E Sensitive 1995 2011 13 4 SU86A Sensitive 2001 2001 2 1 SU86A Sensitive 2011 2011 2 3 SU86B Sensitive 1998 1998 1 1 SU7961 Neb Eversley Cross 1996 1998 9 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2012 20 3 Lane)) Tadorna tadorna Common Shelduck CI SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 33 6 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2009 2009 1 1 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2002 4 3 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2000 9 1 Tringa glareola Wood Sandpiper WCA_s1s1 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2002 2002 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800620 2010 2010 1 0 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800622 2010 2010 1 0 Tringa nebularia Common Greenshank WCA_s1s1 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2008 25 7 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2002 66 5

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SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2002 2002 2 1 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common 2001 2001 2 3 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU7961 2008 2008 1 1 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU7962 2009 2009 2 1 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800620 2010 2010 2 0 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800622 2010 2010 1 0 Lane)) SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2003 2003 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox Tringa ochropus Green Sandpiper WCA_s1s1 SU8061 2001 2012 153 8 Lane)) Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8062 2012 2012 10 2 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 414 8 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 17 6 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8162 2009 2009 1 1 Lane)) SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2003 11 5 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 1999 8 2 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1994 2006 10 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800620 2010 2010 1 0 Lane)) SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1998 1998 1 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2012 17 4 Lane)) Tringa totanus Common Redshank HBAP Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8062 2012 2012 1 2 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2007 2007 1 9 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 82 10 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 3 3

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SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2003 9 4 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1998 1998 1 2 SU774610 Ne Lyndridge Farm, Eversley 2012 2012 2 50 SU7760 Ne Eversley Church Farm 1997 2000 4 150 SU7959 Neh Eversley Common/castle Bottom 1998 1998 1 75 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800622 2012 2012 1 100 Lane)) SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1998 2012 5 25 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2002 2005 3 100 Lane)) BOCC_Red Turdus iliacus Redwing Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox WCA_s1s1 SU8062 2008 2008 1 150 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2001 67 500 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8161 2009 2009 1 75 Lane)) SU8161 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2012 4 385 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2001 2001 1 1 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2010 2 150 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1995 2012 11 100 SU7660 Neh Heath Warren 2011 2011 2 4 SU7662 Ne Eversley 2011 2011 1 0 BOCC_Red Turdus philomelos Song Thrush SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2000 2000 1 10 HBAP SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2011 4 50 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 2001 2002 2 4 SU774610 Ne Lyndridge Farm, Eversley 2012 2012 2 100 SU775612 Ne Eversley 2011 2011 1 60 SU7760 Ne Eversley Church Farm 1996 2001 15 1000 BOCC_Red Turdus pilaris Fieldfare WCA_s1s1 SU7860 Ne Eversley Busta Farm 2000 2000 3 210 SU7959 Neh Castle Bottom 2000 2000 1 33 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU7961 2009 2009 1 31 Lane))

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SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1995 2007 5 45 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2002 2012 7 200 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2003 46 300 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8161 2009 2009 1 40 Lane)) SU8161 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2012 3 55 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 2004 2004 1 35 BOCC_Red SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2004 2009 4 1 Turdus torquatus Ring Ouzel NERC_s41 SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1998 1999 2 1 SU781618 Ne Eversley 1995 1999 2 2 SU7861 Ne Eversley 1993 1998 3 1 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8061 2001 2012 4 1 Tyto alba Barn Owl WCA_s1s1 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2000 6 2 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2002 2002 1 1 SU8162 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1994 2012 2 1 SU7759 Neh Warren Heath 1997 2000 3 93 SU7859 Neh Warren Heath 2003 2003 1 2 SU7860 Ne Eversley Busta Farm 2000 2000 1 5 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU800620 2010 2010 1 0 Lane)) SU805595 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 2006 2006 1 188 BOCC_Red SU8059 Neh Blackbushe Airfield 1993 2012 25 1005 Vanellus vanellus Northern Lapwing HBAP Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox NERC_s41 SU8061 2001 2012 34 800 Lane)) SU8061 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1995 2004 3 600 Neb Eversley Gp (hants Side Inc Fox SU8062 2002 2002 1 90 Lane)) SU8062 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 1993 2012 293 1102 SU812622 Neb Eversley Gravel Pits 2007 2010 29 359

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SU8162 Neb Eversley Gp (moor Green Side) 2002 2002 1 141 SU8261 Neb Yateley Gravel Pits 1997 2003 4 465 Higher plants - Ferns Botrychium lunaria Moonwort CS SU803597 Blackbushe Airfield 1987 2013 4 0 Oreopteris Lemon-scented Fern nHR SU7959 Castle Bottom, Eversley Common 1998 1998 1 0 limbosperma IUCN_GB_2001:NT SU781595 Eversley Common 2010 2010 1 0 NS SU781596 Pilularia globulifera Pillwort HBAP

NERC_s41 Eversley Common 1997 1997 1 0 nHR Higher plants - Flowering Plants IUCN_GB_2001:NT Anagallis minima Chaffweed SU7759 Warren Heath 1996 1996 1 0 nHR IUCN_GB_2001:NT SU7760 Eversley Centre Area 1996 1996 1 0 Apera spica-venti Loose Silky-bent CR SU777609 Eversley 2010 2010 1 0 Carex curta White Sedge CS SU79905960 Castle Bottom 1999 1999 1 * 0 Carex pulicaris Flea Sedge nHS SU79905960 Castle Bottom 1999 1999 1 * 0 Carex vesicaria Bladder-sedge CS SU77606245 Eversley Bridge Wooded Meadow 1986 1996 2 * 0 Cirsium dissectum x SU802594 Castle Bottom 1996 1996 1 0 palustre = C. x Thistle CS forsteri SU8059 Blackbushe Airport 1996 1996 1 1 IUCN_GB_2001:VU Cuscuta epithymum Dodder SU79905960 Castle Bottom 1999 1999 1 * 0 nHS Dactylorhiza incarnata subsp. Early Marsh-Orchid CS SU798594 Castle Bottom 1998 1998 1 18 incarnata Dactylorhiza SU798594 Castle Bottom 1998 2005 3 21 incarnata subsp. Early Marsh-Orchid CS SU798594 Castle Bottom, Eversley Common 2005 2005 1 39 pulchella SU79905960 Castle Bottom 1999 1999 1 * 0

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Six-stamened HBAP SU81516195 Yateley 2003 2003 1 0 Elatine hexandra Waterwort CR SU815619 Yateley Lakes, Yateley Green 2003 2003 1 0 SU81516195 Yateley 2003 2003 1 0 Eleocharis acicularis Needle Spike-rush CS SU815619 Yateley Lakes, Yateley Green 2003 2003 1 0 SU780601 Bracknell's Bottom, Eversley 2000 2000 1 0 Many-stalked Spike- Eleocharis multicaulis nHS SU79845955 Castle Bottom 2004 2004 1 * 0 rush SU79905960 Castle Bottom 1999 1999 1 * 0 SU791594 Eversley Common 2005 2005 1 70 IUCN_GB_2001:NT SU797594 Castle Bottom, Eversley Common 2005 2005 2 70 Filago vulgaris Common Cudweed nHS SU79905960 Castle Bottom 1999 1999 1 * 0 SU81456173 Yateley 2003 2003 1 0 SU779610 Eversley 2005 2005 1 1 Fumaria muralis Few-Flowered nHS SU80266203 Yateley 2004 2004 1 0 subsp. boraei Fumitory SU80306173 Yateley 2004 2004 1 0 IUCN_GB_2001:VU SU816608 Fumaria parviflora Fine-leaved Fumitory NS Yateley 2004 2004 1 0 CR Geranium Round-leaved Crane's- CS SU81806085 Yateley 2004 2004 1 0 rotundifolium bill IUCN_GB_2001:VU Glebionis segetum Corn Marigold SU80046129 Yateley 2004 2004 1 0 nHR IUCN_GB_2001:EN SU796596 Castle Bottom, Eversley Common 2004 2004 2 48 Gnaphalium Heath Cudweed HBAP sylvaticum CS SU79905960 Castle Bottom 1999 1999 1 * 0 Cut-leaved Dead- Lamium hybridum CS SU80126174 Yateley 2004 2004 1 0 nettle Meconopsis Welsh Poppy NS SU811607 Yateley 2004 2004 1 0 cambrica Misopates orontium Weasel's-snout IUCN_GB_2001:VU SU785614 Eversley Centre 1993 1993 2 0 Myrica gale Bog-myrtle nHS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2005 2005 1 0

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SU7959 Castle Bottom, Eversley Common 1986 1998 2 0 SU79605990 Castle Bottom Meadow, Eversley 2000 2000 1 * 0 SU79845955 Castle Bottom 2004 2004 1 * 0 SU798594 Castle Bottom 2005 2005 1 0 SU79865976 Castle Bottom 2004 2004 1 * 0 SU79905960 Castle Bottom 1986 1999 2 * 0 SU8059 Castle Bottom 2005 2005 1 0 Myriophyllum Alternate Water-milfoil CS SU781595 Eversley Common 2010 2010 1 0 alterniflorum NS Nymphoides peltata Fringed Water-lily SU81516195 Yateley 2003 2003 1 0 nHS Papaver dubium Yellow-juiced Poppy CS SU80276177 Yateley 2004 2004 1 0 subsp. lecoqii IUCN_GB_2001:NT Radiola linoides Allseed SU7660 Heath Warren 1983 2010 3 0 nHR Rosa rubiginosa Sweet-briar CS SU790596 Castle Bottom, W Of 2009 2009 1 0 NS SU81766081 Yateley 2004 2004 1 0 Sedum forsterianum Rock Stonecrop CI SU81766082 Yateley 2003 2003 1 0 Spergula arvensis Corn Spurrey IUCN_GB_2001:VU SU8161 Yateley. 2003 2003 1 0 SU7861 Eversley 1996 1996 1 0 Stellaria neglecta Greater Chickweed CS SU80356192 Yateley 2004 2004 1 0 SU796617 Cross Green, Eversley Cross 1993 1993 1 0 Trifolium striatum Knotted Clover nHS SU797618 Cross Green, Eversley Cross 1993 1993 1 0 Trifolium SU796617 Cross Green, Eversley Cross 1993 1993 1 0 Subterranean Clover nHR subterraneum SU797618 Cross Green, Eversley Cross 1993 1993 2 0 Viola tricolor subsp. IUCN_GB_2001:NT Pansy SU80846118 Yateley 2004 2004 1 0 tricolor CS Invertebrates - Coleoptera EU_Hab_2np SU804602 Su804602 2006 2006 3 10 Lucanus cervus Stag Beetle NS SU804608 Hart District 1998 1998 1 1

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HBAP SU804614 Su804614 2007 2007 1 1 NERC_s41 SU805602 Su805602 2007 2007 1 2 20 Hedge Croft, Bracken Lane, Yateley, SU805609 1998 1998 1 0 Hants Gu46 6lh. SU805609 Su805609 1998 1998 1 0 SU805612 Su805612 1998 2002 2 3 Tulloch, Eversley Road, Yateley, SU805612 1998 1998 1 3 Hampshire, Gu46 7rh. SU806605 7 Turnstone End, Yateley, Hants, Gu46 6pe 1998 1998 2 3 SU806605 Su806605 1998 1998 2 3 SU807599 Su807599 2007 2007 1 1 SU807613 Su807613 2006 2006 2 1 SU808606 Su808606 2006 2007 4 1 SU809601 Su809601 2007 2007 1 0 SU809613 Su809613 2007 2007 1 1 SU81006079 Su81006079 1998 1998 4 1 SU810607 Su810607 2002 2002 4 1 SU811608 Hart District 1998 1998 1 2 SU811609 Hart District 1998 1998 1 1 SU813603 Hart District 1998 1998 2 2 SU814612 Su814612 2006 2006 2 1 SU815602 Su815602 2006 2006 4 2 SU815607 Hart District 1998 1998 1 21 SU815613 Hart District 1998 1998 1 1 SU8160 Su8160 2002 2002 1 1 SU816608 Su816608 2006 2006 2 0 SU817611 1 Bridge Walk, Yateley, Hants,gu46 7tx 1998 1998 3 2 SU817611 Su817611 1998 1998 3 0 SU817612 Su817612 2002 2002 4 2

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SU818610 14 Mill Lane, Yateley, Hants Gu46 7te. 1998 1998 2 1 SU818610 Su818610 1998 1998 2 1 SU819611 Su819611 2007 2007 4 1 SU819612 Hart District 1998 1998 1 1 Black-headed Cardinal Pyrochroa coccinea NS SU7660 Heath Warren West 2003 2003 1 0 Beetle Invertebrates - Hymenoptera Diodontus insidiosus Diodontus insidiosus IUCN_GB_pre94:R SU8059 Blackbushe 1998 1998 1 0 SU7660 Heath Warren West 2003 2003 1 0 Formica rufa Red Wood Ant HBAP SU8059 Blackbushe 1998 1998 1 0 Lasioglossum Lasioglossum IUCN_GB_pre94:R SU8059 Blackbushe 1998 1998 1 0 (Dialictus) leucopus (Dialictus) leucopus Lasioglossum Lasioglossum (Evylaeus) (Evylaeus) NS SU8162 Horseshoe Lake 2000 2000 1 0 malachurum malachurum Nomada fucata Nomada fucata NS SU8062 Colebrook Lake 2000 2000 1 0 Symmorphus Symmorphus IUCN_GB_pre94:R SU797598 Yateley Common, Castle Bottom 2003 2003 1 0 crassicornis crassicornis Invertebrates - Lepidoptera SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Achlya flavicornis Yellow Horned nHS SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Acronicta psi Grey Dagger NERC_s41 SU771621 Lower Common Eversley Village 2011 2011 1 1 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Acronicta rumicis Knot Grass NERC_s41 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1998 2001 3 2 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Aethalura punctulata Grey Birch nHS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1998 1998 1 0 Agriopis SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Spring Usher nHS leucophaearia SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Amphipoea oculea Ear Moth NERC_s41 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0

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SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1998 1999 2 1 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Amphipyra Mouse Moth NERC_s41 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 tragopoginis Beautiful Yellow SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Anarta myrtilli nHS Underwing SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Apamea remissa Dusky Brocade NERC_s41 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2004 2004 1 1 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Apamea unanimis Small Clouded Brindle CS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1998 1998 1 1 IUCN_GB_2001:NT SU8060 Apatura iris Purple Emperor HBAP Yateley 2009 2009 1 1 CS SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Aplocera plagiata Treble-bar nHS SU806595 Blackbushe Airfield 2009 2009 1 3 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Apocheima hispidaria Small Brindled Beauty nHS SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2004 2 7 Apoda limacodes Festoon HBAP SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 SU806595 Blackbushe Airfield 2012 2012 1 1 Archiearis parthenias Orange Underwing nHS SU810610 Yateley Green 2011 2011 1 1 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 NERC_s41 Arctia caja Garden Tiger SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 nHS HBAP Argynnis paphia Silver-washed Fritillary SU8059 Blackbushe 2011 2011 1 1 CI Aristotelia ericinella Heather Neb CR SU7959 Castle Bottom 2001 2001 1 1 NERC_s41 Asteroscopus sphinx Sprawler SU795616 Chequers Public House 2011 2011 1 3 CS Atethmia centrago Centre-barred Sallow NERC_s41 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Brachylomia viminalis Minor Shoulder-knot NERC_s41 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0

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SU799614 Fox Cottage 2009 2009 1 1 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 SU7660 1-km Square Su7660 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Bupalus piniaria Bordered White nHS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1995 2004 4 1 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Calamotropha Bulrush Veneer NS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1995 2001 4 3 paludella SU799614 Fox Cottage 2009 2009 1 1 SU7660 1-km Square Su7660 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Caradrina morpheus Mottled Rustic NERC_s41 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1997 2004 2 1 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Carpatolechia Suffused Groundling CR SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 1 3 alburnella Carpatolechia Black-speckled CR SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 1 1 proximella Groundling Cerapteryx graminis Antler Moth CS SU779616 Just North Of The B3272 In Eversley Centre 2011 2011 1 1 SU7959 Eversley Common 2009 2009 1 1 SU8059 Blackbushe 2011 2011 17 18 Coenonympha IUCN_GB_2001:NT Small Heath SU8061 Yateley 2009 2009 1 1 pamphilus NERC_s41 SU806595 Blackbushe 2006 2009 10 8 SU8159 Yateley Common /blackbush End 2001 2001 1 1 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Crambus hamella Dark Grass-veneer NS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1997 1998 2 8 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Diacrisia sannio Clouded Buff CS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1995 2001 2 1 SU8159 Yateley Common Cp ( West ) 2001 2001 1 1 Diarsia rubi Small Square-spot NERC_s41 SU7660 1-km Square Su7660 2000 2000 1 0

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

SU791597 Castle Bottom Nnr 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1995 2001 2 2 Dypterygia Bird's Wing nHS SU777618 Eversley Village 2005 2005 1 1 scabriuscula SU779616 Just North Of The B3272 In Eversley Centre 2011 2011 1 2 Ecliptopera silaceata Small Phoenix NERC_s41 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Ectoedemia Virgin Pigmy CR SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2011 2012 2 0 argyropeza Ectropis Small Engrailed CR SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2004 2004 1 1 crepuscularia Eilema sororcula Orange Footman HBAP SU777618 Eversley Village 2005 2005 1 1 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Elaphria venustula Rosy Marbled CS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1997 2004 3 10 SU771621 Lower Common Eversley Village 2011 2011 1 8 Ennomos erosaria September Thorn NERC_s41 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 1 3 NERC_s41 Ennomos quercinaria August Thorn SU797615 Green Cottage Eversley Cross 2007 2007 2 1 nHS Epione repandaria Bordered Beauty nHS SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 IUCN_GB_2001:VU SU8059 Erynnis tages Dingy Skipper NERC_s41 Blackbushe 2011 2011 1 2 CI SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 NERC_s41 Eugnorisma glareosa Autumnal Rustic SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1998 1998 1 3 CS SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Eulithis testata Chevron nHS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1998 2001 2 1 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Euphyia unangulata Sharp-angled Carpet CS SU7660 1-km Square Su7660 2000 2000 1 0

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

SU771621 Lower Common Eversley Village 2011 2011 1 2 SU779616 Just North Of The B3272 In Eversley Centre 2011 2011 1 7 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1997 2004 5 2 SU797615 Green Cottage Eversley Cross 2007 2007 1 1 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Eupithecia assimilata Currant Pug nHS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2004 2004 1 1 Eupithecia tenuiata Slender Pug nHS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 1 2 NERC_s41 Euxoa nigricans Garden Dart SU799614 Fox Cottage 2009 2009 1 1 CS SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 NERC_s41 Euxoa tritici White-line Dart SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1998 1998 1 5 CS SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Hadena compta Varied Coronet nHS SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 SU777618 Eversley Village 2005 2005 1 1 Hepialus humuli Ghost Moth NERC_s41 SU799614 Fox Cottage 2009 2009 1 3 SU7759 Eversley Forest 2010 2010 2 230 SU7759 Warren Heath 2010 2010 1 8 SU7760 Eversley Forest 2010 2010 1 17 SU7859 Eversley Forest 2010 2010 1 23 SU795595 Castle Bottom 2000 2000 1 0 SU795597 Castle Bottom 2006 2012 5 25 IUCN_GB_2001:VU Hipparchia semele Grayling SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2012 2012 1 13 NERC_s41 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr, Eversley 2009 2009 1 20 SU7959 Eversley Common 2009 2009 3 23 SU801605 Yateley 2010 2010 1 2 SU8059 Blackbushe 2011 2011 5 5 SU806595 Blackbushe 2006 2009 4 8 SU819613 Yateley Green Area 2010 2010 1 1 Hoplodrina blanda Rustic NERC_s41 SU771621 Lower Common Eversley Village 2011 2011 1 9

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

SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1995 2001 5 4 SU797615 Green Cottage Eversley Cross 2007 2007 2 4 SU799614 Fox Cottage 2009 2009 1 3 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 SU779616 Just North Of The B3272 In Eversley Centre 2011 2011 1 1 Hydraecia micacea Rosy Rustic NERC_s41 SU797615 Green Cottage Eversley Cross 2007 2007 1 1 Hypena crassalis Beautiful Snout CS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 1 2 Idaea emarginata Small Scallop CS SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Idaea straminata Plain Wave nHS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1995 2001 3 2 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Idaea subsericeata Satin Wave nHS SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Ipimorpha subtusa Olive nHS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1999 2001 2 3 SU7660 1-km Square Su7660 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Lacanobia contigua Beautiful Brocade CS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1997 2004 3 2 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 IUCN_GB_2001:VU Limenitis camilla White Admiral SU819613 Yateley Green Area 2010 2010 1 1 NERC_s41 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Lobophora halterata Seraphim nHS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1998 1998 1 0 SU777618 Eversley Village 2006 2006 1 3 Lycia hirtaria Brindled Beauty NERC_s41 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1998 1998 1 1 Melanchra SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1999 2001 2 1 Dot Moth NERC_s41 persicariae SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 NERC_s41 SU7660 1-km Square Su7660 2000 2000 1 0 Melanchra pisi Broom Moth CS SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0

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

SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1997 2004 3 2 Monopis obviella Yellow-backed Clothes CR SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 1 1 Shoulder-striped Mythimna comma NERC_s41 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2004 2004 1 1 Wainscot SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Mythimna pudorina Striped Wainscot CS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1995 2001 4 4 Operophtera fagata Northern Winter Moth CS SU795616 Chequers Public House 2011 2011 1 1 Orthosia gracilis Powdered Quaker NERC_s41 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Orthosia populeti Lead-coloured Drab CS SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Small Yellow Panemeria tenebrata CS SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Underwing SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Panolis flammea Pine Beauty nHS SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Parachronistis Wood Groundling CR SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 1 1 albiceps SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Parastichtis suspecta Suspected nHS SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Parastichtis ypsillon Dingy Shears nHS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 1 2 Pediasia SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 1 1 Waste Grass-veneer NS contaminella SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 NS Pempelia genistella Gorse Knot-horn SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2004 2 1 HBAP SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 1 1 Phytometra viridaria Small Purple-barred nHS SU799614 Fox Cottage 2009 2009 1 1 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 IUCN_GB_2001:VU SU7759 Eversley Forest 2010 2010 2 4 HBAP Plebejus argus Silver-studded Blue SU8059 NERC_s41 Blackbushe 2011 2011 2 1 CI Pleurota bicostella Light Streak CR SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 1 1

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

Pseudosciaphila Great Marble CR SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 1 0 branderiana SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Pseudoterpna Grass Emerald nHS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1995 2004 3 2 pruinata SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Ptilodon cucullina Maple Prominent CS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 1 1 Rheumaptera Scallop Shell nHS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2004 2004 1 1 undulata IUCN_GB_2001:EN SU820613 HBAP Satyrium w-album White-letter Hairstreak Yateley Garden 2009 2009 1 1 NERC_s41 CS Schrankia SU791597 Castle Bottom Nnr 2000 2000 1 1 Pinion-streaked Snout nHS costaestrigalis SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1998 2001 2 1 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Scopula immutata Lesser Cream Wave nHS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2004 2004 1 2 Scotopteryx Shaded Broad-bar NERC_s41 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 chenopodiata Scotopteryx luridata July Belle nHR SU7660 1-km Square Su7660 2000 2000 1 0 SU7660 1-km Square Su7660 2000 2000 1 0 Spilosoma SU777618 Eversley Village 2005 2005 1 10 White Ermine NERC_s41 lubricipeda SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 1 1 SU7660 1-km Square Su7660 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Spilosoma luteum Buff Ermine NERC_s41 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1995 2004 2 5 SU799614 Fox Cottage 2009 2009 1 5 Tethea or Poplar Lutestring CS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2001 2001 2 1 NERC_s41 Tholera cespitis Hedge Rustic SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 CS

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

SU791597 Castle Bottom Nnr 2000 2000 1 1 NERC_s41 Tholera decimalis Feathered Gothic SU795616 Chequers Public House 2007 2007 1 1 nHS SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Thumatha senex Round-winged Muslin nHS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1995 2001 2 1 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Timandra comae Blood-Vein NERC_s41 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 2004 2004 1 2 SU799614 Fox Cottage 2009 2009 1 1 SU7660 1-km Square Su7660 2000 2000 1 0 SU777618 Eversley Village 2005 2005 1 6 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1997 2001 3 1 Tyria jacobaeae Cinnabar NERC_s41 SU799618 Fox Lane Pit, Eversley Gp 2002 2002 1 0 SU806595 Blackbushe Airfield 2007 2012 8 2 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 SU8159 Yateley Common Cp ( West ) 2000 2009 2 0 SU771621 Lower Common Eversley Village 2011 2011 1 2 Watsonalla binaria Oak Hook-tip NERC_s41 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1997 2001 2 3 Xanthia icteritia Sallow NERC_s41 SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 Xestia baja Dotted Clay CS SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1998 2001 2 2 SU7959 1-km Square Su7959 2000 2000 1 0 NERC_s41 Xestia castanea Neglected Rustic SU7959 Castle Bottom Nnr 1998 1998 1 7 CS SU8159 1-km Square Su8159 2000 2000 1 0 Invertebrates - Odonata Orthetrum Keeled Skimmer HBAP SU7759 Warren Heath North 2003 2003 1 1 coerulescens Mammals - Terrestrial (bats)

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

Sensitive SU774622 Sensitive 1998 1998 1 30 WCA_s5s94b SU805615 Sensitive 2001 2001 1 50 Pipistrellus Pipistrelle Bat species WCA_s5s94c HabReg_s2 SU814612 Sensitive 2001 2001 1 0 Sensitive SU811600 Sensitive 2002 2002 1 2 EU_Hab_4 SU811600 Pipistrellus HBAP Common Pipistrelle pipistrellus WCA_s5s94b Sensitive 2002 2002 1 2

WCA_s5s94c HabReg_s2 Sensitive SU804606 Long-eared Bat WCA_s5s94b Plecotus Sensitive 2002 2002 1 1 species WCA_s5s94c HabReg_s2 SU765617 Sensitive 2004 2004 1 1 SU765625 Sensitive 2003 2003 1 0 Sensitive SU767622 Sensitive 2008 2008 1 1 EU_Hab_4 SU769621 Sensitive 2006 2006 1 0 NERC_s41 Plecotus auritus Brown Long-eared Bat SU773618 Sensitive 2007 2007 1 0 WCA_s5s94b WCA_s5s94c SU774620 Sensitive 1986 1999 2 6 HabReg_s2 SU782608 Sensitive 2003 2003 1 0 SU782609 Sensitive 2003 2003 1 0 SU804606 Sensitive 2002 2002 1 0 Mammals - Terrestrial (non-bats)

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HBAP SU819620 NERC_s41

WCA_s5s91(k)

WCA_s5s91(t) Arvicola amphibius European Water Vole Blackwater River 2003 2003 1 0 WCA_s5s94a

WCA_s5s94b

WCA_s5s94c CI

Sensitive SU76R Sensitive 2003 2003 2 0 EU_Hab_2np SU86B EU_Hab_4

HBAP Lutra lutra European Otter NERC_s41 Sensitive 2003 2003 2 0

WCA_s5s94b

WCA_s5s94c HabReg_s2

Sensitive EU_Hab_4 HBAP Muscardinus NERC_s41 Hazel Dormouse SU7861 Sensitive 2008 2008 1 0 avellanarius WCA_s5s94b WCA_s5s94c HabReg_s2 CI * Indicates some of these records are unconfirmed

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

Further notes • Records of species such as the Nationally Rare Box ( Buxus sempervirens ) may not appear on the list as there may be many records but their provenance is not known. • The location names, where shown, are the originals given by the recorders and may not match any formal name for the location or other colloquial names by which the location may also be known. • The grid references, where shown, are the originals given by the recorders and may indicate the specific location of the species, a central grid reference representing a larger survey area, or a grid square. • Where species have been deemed as ‘sensitive’ by the relevant specialist species recording group the location name will not be shown and the grid reference will have been altered to give a less precise position specified by the species recording group. • Many of the records have been supplied by specialist species recording groups. Whilst every reasonable effort is made to validate information supplied to the Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre the accuracy or comprehensiveness of this information cannot be guaranteed. • Records do not necessarily represent evidence of breeding at a site; please contact HBIC if further details are required for any of these records. • Whilst a species may have been recorded at a site, this does not indicate that the species is still present. Equally, the absence of a species from a site does not signify that it is absent, only that it has not been recorded, that the site has not been surveyed for this species, or that HBIC has not been informed of its presence. • Quantities of ‘0’ (zero) indicate that the species was ‘present’ but the number of individuals seen was not recorded. Negative quantities correspond to the DAFOR scale (plus very rare and ‘locally’ criteria) as follows:
-1 = Dominant (DAFOR)
-2 = Abundant (DAFOR)
-3 = Frequent (DAFOR)
-4 = Occasional (DAFOR)
-5 = Rare (DAFOR)
-6 = Very Rare
-21 = Locally Dominant
-22 = Locally Abundant
-23 = Locally Frequent • Negative quantities of ‘-7’ (minus seven) indicates that the species was ‘not found’. These records are not included in protected and notable species lists.

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• Max_Count values of ‘0’ (zero) indicate that none of the records had a positive quantity count and hence the highest count numerical value was ‘0’ (indicating ‘present’). Max_Count values of blank indicate that none of the records had a numerical count value and instead they all had frequency values (e.g. using the DAFOR scale).

Status codes and abbreviations: EU_Bird_1 Annex I of the Birds Directive EU_Hab_2 Annex II of the Habitats Directive (priority species) EU_Hab_2np Annex II of the Habitats Directive (non-priority species) EU_Hab_4 Annex IV of the Habitats Directive EU_Hab_5 Annex V of the Habitats Directive IUCN_(pre 94) See IUCN (pre 1994) guidelines IUCN_(1994) See IUCN (1994) guidelines IUCN_ (2001) See IUCN (2001) guidelines BOCC _Red Birds of Conservation Concern Red list NR Nationally rare (occurring in 15 or fewer 10km squares in Great Britain) NS Nationally scarce (occurring in 16 - 100 10km squares in Great Britain) NN Nationally notable (occurring in 16 - 100 10km squares in Great Britain or less than 20 Vice Counties) HBAP Hampshire Biodiversity Action Plan species NERC_s41 Priority Species listed under Section 41 of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 WCA_s1p1 Schedule 1 Part 1 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) WCA_s5 s91(k) Schedule 5 Section 9 Part 1 (killing/injuring) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) WCA_s5 s91(t) Schedule 5 Section 9 Part 1 (taking) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) WCA_s5 s94a Schedule 5 Section 9 Part 4a of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) WCA_s5 s94b Schedule 5 Section 9 Part 4b of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) WCA_s5 s94c Schedule 5 Section 9 Part 4c of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) WCA_s8 Schedule 8 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) HabReg_2 Schedule 2 of Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2010 (European Protected Species animal) HabReg_5 Schedule 5 of Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2010 (European Protected Species plant) PBA Protection of Badgers Act 1992 NI National Interest CR County Rare

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CS County Scarce CI County Interest nHR North Hampshire Rare (VC12) sHR South Hampshire Rare (VC11) nHS North Hampshire Scarce (VC12) sHS South Hampshire Scarce (VC11)

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

Local Planning Authority: Hampshire County Council, Hart District Council

National grid reference: SU774596

Ordnance survey sheet: 1:50,000: 186 1:10,000: SU76 SE/SW, SU75 NE

Date notified (under 1981 Act): 1988, 1990 Date of last revision: 20.10.2000

Area: 671.99 ha Date of Confirmation: 17.7.2001

Reasons for Notification

This site is notified for a series of shallow acid ponds and associated mire, which support a rich assemblage of dragonfly and damselfly, and rotationally felled conifer plantation, which provides habitat for internationally important populations of nightjar, woodlark and Dartford warbler.

General Description

Bramshill comprises extensive areas of conifer plantation together with a series of shallow acidic ponds within relic wet heathland and a small unimproved grassland area adjacent which provides habitat for the nationally rare small fleabane Pulicaria vulgaris.

Management of the pine plantations results in a sequence of clearings and young coniferous trees which are utilised by breeding nightjar Caprimulgus europaeus, woodlark Lullula arborea and Dartford warbler Sylvia udnata. The site also contains small breeding populations of hobby Falco subbuteo and little ringed plover Charadrius dubius

The pond areas differ in character, the northern and middle areas occupying former gravel workings, whilst the southern series occupies a damp valley and was formed by damming a small acidic stream. The areas of open water are dominated by bog pondweed Potamogeton polygonifolius and very large populations of the nationally scarce pillworth Pilularia globulifera. The shallow, often exposed margins have a rich flora dominated by soft rush Juncus effuses, compact rush J. conglomerates, lesser spearwort Ranunculus flammula and reedmace Typha latifolia. Nationally scarce plants occurring here include the needle spike rush Elecharis acicularis, six stamened waterwort Elatine hexandra and small water-pepper Persicaria minor.

Within the plantations there are a few small areas of wet heath dominated by purple moor- grass Molinia caerulea, wet heathland with cross leaved heath Erica tetralix and fragments of dry heathland with heather Calluna vulgaris. Locally uncommon plants present include petty whin Genista anglica and small cudweed Filago minima, together with stag’s horn clubmoss Lycopodium clavatum at its only Hampshire location. Heath communities are present alongside forest tracks and briefly recolonise after forestry clearance operations, before the tree cover closes over again following planting. Yellow bartisia Parentucellia viscose is found along some woodland rides.

The acidic ponds are fed by the surrounding heathland and are generally clear and free of pollution. At least 24 species of dragonfly and damselfly have been recorded breeding out of a total of 37 resident in Britain. The occurrence of the nationally scarce small red damselfly Ceriagrion tenellum¸ downy emerald Cordulia aenea and brilliant emerald Somatochlora metallica are of particular note. The open water and heathland areas are also important for other invertebrates, including the nationally scarce horsefly Tabanus cordiger, woodland grasshopper Omocestrus rufipes and a colony of the shortwinged conehead Conocephalus dorsalis.

Two umimproved grassland fields close to Springwater Farm lie adjacent to the northern plantation at Bramshill. Extensive grazing has created habitat for a population of the nationally rare small fleabane Pulicaria vulgaris, which is also vulnerable in a European context. This is the only site in Hampshire which supports this plant, outside the New Forest.

Other Information

1. This site incorporates two areas previously notified as Bramshill SSSI and Warren Heath Ponds SSSI with extensions to incorporate coniferous plantation which provide habitat for Annex I birds.

2. This site includes land which has been proposed for designation as a Special Protection Area under Directive 79/409/EEC on the Conservation of Wild Birds. Nightjar, woodlark and Dartford warbler are listed on Annex 1 of the Directive.

3. Woodlark and nightjar are priority species in the UK Biodiversity Action Plan.

4. Woodlark, Dartford warbler, hobby and little ringed plover are specially protected by being listed on Schedule 1 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended).

5. Small fleabane is a Red Data book species listed on Schedule 8 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act.

County: Hampshire Site name: Castle Bottom to Yateley and Hawley Commons

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

Local Planning Authorities: Hampshire County Council, Hart District Council, Rushmoor Borough Council

National grid reference: SU834588

Ordnance Survey sheet: 1:50,000: 175,186 1:10,000: SU85 NW, SU85NE, SU86 SW, SU76 SE

Date notified (under 1949 Act): 1979 (Yateley Common)

Date notified (under 1981 Act): 1985, 1986, 1993

Date of last revision: 20 October 2000

Area: 921.41 ha

Reasons for notification

This site is notified for its heathland and young conifer plantation which supports an internationally important population of Dartford warbler and populations of two other internationally important species, woodlark and nightjar. The scrub/heathland interface supports a particularly rich invertebrate fauna including a number of nationally scarce species. It also supports an outstanding Dragonfly assemblage.

General description

Castle Bottom to Yateley and Hawley Commons is one of the largest remnants of lowland heathland in the Thames Basin. The majority of the site is on gently undulating plateau gravels; the valley bog at Castle Bottom is underlain by Bagshot Beds and Bracklesham Sands.

The dry heathland areas are dominated by heather Calluna vulgaris, bell heather Erica cinerea and dwarf gorse (flex minor, grading locally to humid heath dominated by heather, bell heather, cross-leaved heath Erica tetralix and purple moor-grass Mohnia caerulea, or acid grassland with dense bracken Pteridium aquilinum. Gorse Ulex europaeus, silver birch Betula pendula and pine Pinus sylvestris scrub form part of the mosaic. Small areas of grass heath are dominated by bristle-leaved bent grass Agrostis curtisii, here near the eastern limit of its distribution. The nationally scarce upright chickweed Moenchia erecta is found together with the largest Hampshire colony of the locally uncommon moonwort fern Botrychium lunaria. The locally uncommon meadow thistle Cirsium dissectum is found towards the south westerly end of the site.

Valley mire vegetation at the site is dominated by tussocky purple moor-grass and bog myrtle Myrica gale. The rich bog flora associated with the more open areas includes white beak-sedge Rhynchospora alba, two species of sundew Drosera rotundifolia and D. intermedia, dodder Cuscuta epithymum, bog asphodel Narthecium ossifragum and bog pimpernel Anagallis tenella.

The site supports at least 19 species of dragonfly and*damselfly out of a total of 37 resident species in Britain. These include two nationally scarce species, the small red damselfly Ceriagrion tenellum and the downy emerald Cordulia aenea, both associated with bog. Heathland invertebrates include the nationally rare bee Hyaeus gibbus and a number of nationally scarce species including two native cockroaches, the dusky cockroach Ectobius lapponicus and lesser cockroach E. panzeri, and the silver-studded blue butterfly Plebejus argus. The nationally rare conopid fly Myopa fasciata is recorded from the scrub/heath interface.

The mosaic of open heath, young plantings and broad rides within coniferous plantation, and scrub provides habitat for a number of heathland birds. These include stonechat Saxicola torquata together with three highly vulnerable species of bird, woodlark Lullula arborea, nightjar Caprimulgus europaeus and Dartford warbler Sylvia undata. The site is also a regular feeding habitat for the hobby Falco subbuteo.

Other information

1. Part of this site is a Country Park and part is registered and confirmed common land.

2. This site includes land which has been proposed for designation as a Special Protection Area under Directive 79/409/EEC on the Conservation of Wild Birds. Nightjar, woodlark and Dartford warbler are listed on Annex 1 of the Directive.

3. Woodlark and Dartford warbler are specially protected by being listed in Schedule 1 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended).

4. Woodlark, nightjar and hobby are priority species in the UK Biodiversity Action Plan.

5. Lowland heath is a priority habitat in the UK Biodiversity Action Plan.

UK SPA data form

NATURA 2000 STANDARD DATA FORM FOR SPECIAL PROTECTION AREAS (SPA) FOR SITES ELIGIBLE FOR IDENTIFICATION AS SITES OF COMMUNITY IMPORTANCE (SCI) AND FOR SPECIAL AREAS OF CONSERVATION (SAC)

1. Site identification:

1.1 Type J 1.2 Site code UK9012141

1.3 Compilation date 200503 1.4 Update

1.5 Relationship with other Natura 2000 sites U K 0 0 1 2 7 9 3

1.6 Respondent(s) International Designations, JNCC, Peterborough

1.7 Site name Thames Basin Heaths

1.8 Site indication and designation classification dates date site proposed as eligible as SCI date confirmed as SCI date site classified as SPA 200503 date site designated as SAC

2. Site location: 2.1 Site centre location longitude latitude 00 44 18 W 51 22 18 N

2.2 Site area (ha) 8274.72 2.3 Site length (km)

2.5 Administrative region NUTS code Region name % cover

UK521 Berkshire 16.10% UK561 Hampshire 30.65% UK532 Surrey 53.25%

2.6 Biogeographic region X Alpine Atlantic Boreal Continental Macaronesia Mediterranean

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3.1 Annex I habitats Habitat types present on the site and the site assessment for them:

Annex I habitat % cover Representati Relative Conservation Global vity surface status assessment

3.2 Annex I birds and regularly occurring migratory birds not listed on Annex I Population Site assessment Resident Migratory Code Species name Breed Winter Stage Population Conservation Isolation Global 264 A224 Caprimulgus europaeus B C M A246 Lullula arborea 149 P B C A302 Sylvia undata 445 P A C

4. Site description:

4.1 General site character

Habitat classes % cover Marine areas. Sea inlets Tidal rivers. Estuaries. Mud flats. Sand flats. Lagoons (including saltwork basins) Salt marshes. Salt pastures. Salt steppes Coastal sand dunes. Sand beaches. Machair Shingle. Sea cliffs. Islets Inland water bodies (standing water, running water) 0.6 Bogs. Marshes. Water fringed vegetation. Fens 4.9 Heath. Scrub. Maquis and garrigue. Phygrana 44.0 Dry grassland. Steppes Humid grassland. Mesophile grassland Alpine and sub-alpine grassland Improved grassland Other arable land Broad-leaved deciduous woodland 7.0 Coniferous woodland 34.2 Evergreen woodland Mixed woodland 3.6 Non-forest areas cultivated with woody plants (including orchards, groves, vineyards, dehesas) Inland rocks. Screes. Sands. Permanent snow and ice Other land (including towns, villages, roads, waste places, mines, industrial sites) 5.7 Total habitat cover 100% 4.1 Other site characteristics

Soil & geology: Acidic, Alluvium, Clay, Nutrient-poor, Sand, Sedimentary Geomorphology & landscape: Lowland

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4.2 Quality and importance

ARTICLE 4.1 QUALIFICATION (79/409/EEC) During the breeding season the area regularly supports:

7.8% of the GB breeding population Caprimulgus europaeus Count mean (RSPB 1998-99)

9.9% of the GB breeding population Lullula arborea Count as at 1997 (Wotton & Gillings 2000)

27.8% of the GB breeding population Sylvia undata Count as at 1999 (RSPB)

ARTICLE 4.2 QUALIFICATION (79/409/EEC)

4.3 Vulnerability The mosaic of habitats which form the internationally important lowland heathland are dependent on active heathland management. Lack of grazing and other traditional management practices therefore pose a threat. Traditional management is being implemented through schemes such as Countryside Stewardship and Wildlife Enhancement Scheme. Development pressure on neighbouring land and the cumulative and indirect effects of neighbouring developments also pose a potential long-term problem. Housing developments are particularly relevant in this part of south-east England. This has been addressed through English Nature commenting on planning applications and providing input to structural and local plans. A strategic approach to accommodating development whilst ensuring compatibility with the Habitats Regulations is being addressed through the Thames Basin Heaths Area Based Delivery Project.

Tenure is a mixture of public bodies, private landowners, local authorities and non-governmental organisations. The Ministry of Defence are significant landowners/managers. At present the MoD land is used principally for firing ranges and military exercises (predominantly on foot). A significant proportion of the site is local authority-owned land. The local authority land is often designated as Public Open Space and is heavily used for informal recreation. For the smaller private ownerships, conservation management has been addressed through the Site Management Statement process.

5. Site protection status and relation with CORINE biotopes:

5.1 Designation types at national and regional level Code % cover UK01 (NNR) 6.5 UK04 (SSSI/ASSI) 100.0

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