Ecological Survey of the Dukeries House Site Off Claylands Avenue, Worksop Final October 2013

Mr John Leydon

ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE DUKERIES

HOUSE SITE OFF CLAYLANDS AVENUE,

WORKSOP

FINAL

OCTOBER 2013

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DOCUMENT CONTROL

TITLE: Ecological Survey of the Dukeries House Site off Claylands Avenue, Worksop

VERSION: Final

DATE: October 2013

AUTHOR: Jackie Nicholson, Grant Berky

CHECKED BY: Vanessa Tindale

APPROVED BY: Vanessa Tindale

ISSUED TO: Mr James Cook Veolia Environmental Services (UK) Plc King Street Garston Liverpool L198EG

This report has been prepared by ESL with all reasonable skill, care and diligence, within the terms of the contract with the Client. The report is confidential to the Client. ESL accepts no responsibility of whatever nature to third parties to whom this report may be made known. No part of this document may be reproduced without the prior written approval of ESL.

CONTENTS

Page

SUMMARY

1 INTRODUCTION 1

2 DESK STUDY 1

3 METHODS 2

3.1 Habitats, Plant Communities and Plant Species 2 3.2 Amphibians and Reptiles 3 3.3 Bats 3 3.4 Birds 3

4 RESULTS 4

4.1 General Description 4 4.2 Habitats, Plant Communities and Plant Species 4 4.3 Amphibians and Reptiles 5 4.4 Bats 6 4.5 Birds 7 4.6 Other Protected Species 7

5 RECOMMENDATIONS 7

6 REFERENCES 7

FIGURES

1 Site Location Map 2 Habitat Map

APPENDICES

1 Species Recorded at the Dukeries House Site on 9 October 2013 2 Data Search Results

SUMMARY

ESL (Ecological Services) Ltd has been commissioned by Veolia Environmental Services (UK) Plc to undertake an ecological survey of a vacant industrial building and associated land to inform a planning application for redevelopment of the site.

A desk study of records of protected sites and species was undertaken followed by a survey of the site by two experienced ecologists on 9 October 2013 and all buildings and habitats were assessed for their potential to support protected species.

All habitats and plant communities recorded on the site are common and widespread in a local and national context and no BAP Priority Habitats are present.

There are no ponds within a 500m radius of the site and therefore the site can be considered to be of low importance to amphibians, in particular great crested newt, and no further surveys are necessary.

There are small areas of habitat on that site that are seemingly suitable for reptiles but until fairly recently, these areas were managed as amenity/ornamental verges to the property. In addition, their limited size and lack of connectivity to other suitable habitat reduces their suitability even further. As such the site can be considered to be of low importance to this group of species and no further surveys are necessary.

No evidence of past or present use by bats was recorded in the ‘Dukeries House’ building or portable cabins and the likelihood of bat use is considered to be low. Although the optimal time for bat surveys is mid-May to late-August, it was felt that the level of access gained to the potential niches of the building was such that this constraint has been reduced to an acceptable level whereby a realistic assessment can still be made. The building has limited potential for future use by bats however this survey should be repeated if planning permission has not been granted by 1 June 2014.

There is no potential for use by bird species afforded special protection, eg, barn owl Tyto alba but both the scrub habitats on the site and Dukeries House have potential for nesting birds during the breeding season. All demolition of buildings and vegetation clearance should be carried out during the non-breeding season (ie, between September and February).

ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE DUKERIES HOUSE SITE OFF CLAYLANDS AVENUE, WORKSOP

1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 ESL (Ecological Services) Ltd has been commissioned by Veolia Environmental Services (UK) to undertake an ecological survey of a vacant industrial building and associated land to inform a planning application for redevelopment of the site.

1.2 This document describes the survey undertaken and provides the results, together with an assessment of the biodiversity value of the site. A risk assessment was undertaken on arrival at the site in order to evaluate any specific risks and implement safe-working procedures.

1.3 English names of higher plants are used throughout the text and full species lists with English and scientific names are given in Appendix 1. Plant names for higher plants are as given by Stace (2010) and photographs of the site are used throughout the text.

2 DESK STUDY

Sources consulted 2.1 The Multi-Agency Geographic Information for the Countryside (MAGIC) website was consulted to obtain information pertaining to any internationally protected sites and for citations of any Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) or National Nature Reserves (NNR) within 5km of the site. The Nottinghamshire Biological and Geological Records Centre (NBGRC) was asked to provide details of any non-statutory Local Wildlife Sites (LWS) within 2km of the area and for records of any statutorily protected or UK and local Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP) priority species within a 2km radius of the area. The habitats and species listed in the UK BAP are set out in Section 41 (S41) of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities (NERC) Act 2006 as those considered to be of Principal Importance for the conservation of biodiversity in England.

2.2 A search was made of OS and aerial imagery for the presence of any ponds within a 500m radius of the site.

Results 2.3 There are no sites of international importance within a 10km radius of the site. Lindrick Golf Course SSSI is located 2km to the north west and is designated for its calcareous grassland habitat. Woodsetts Pond Local Nature Reserve (LNR) is 930m north of the site and comprises a fishing lake surrounded by woodland and scrub habitats at the site of a former quarry. It is ESL (Ecological Services) Ltd, 1 Otago House, 1 Allenby Business Village, Crofton Road, Lincoln, LN3 4NL Ecological Survey of the Dukeries House Site, Claylands Avenue, Worksop VES1.Chesterfield Veolia Environmental Services (UK) Plc

very unlikely that development of the site would have an adverse effect on any of these designated sites.

2.4 NBGRC provided details of 19 Local Wildlife Sites within a 2km radius of the site (see Appendix 2), all of which are predominantly designated for their botanical interest. The closest of these to the site are: • Shireoaks Colliery LWS. A former colliery site with botanical interest. • Tranker Wood LWS. Deciduous woodland. • Jack Riding LWS. A relict area of woodland with notable species. • Fox Covert, Shireoaks LWS. An important habitat mosaic.

Locations for all of these sites are given in Appendix 2.

2.5 NBGRC also provided the following information regarding significant species within 2km of the site: • No records of a statutorily protected species within or adjacent to the site. • One record of great crested newt Triturus cristatus 1.4km south of the site from Lady Lee Quarry LWS in 1989. • A number of post 2000 records of slow-worm, grass snake and common lizard from Tranker Wood 0.5km south of the site and from Vesuvius Works on Sandy Lane 1.9km to the south west. • Two records of bat roosts within 2km of the site were provided; a 2002 record of brown long-eared roost 1.3km to the east and a 2003 record of a roost of an unidentified species of bat 650m from the site on the west side of the A57. • Common toad, common frog and smooth newt are all well recorded in the local area, mainly within the Local Wildlife Sites.

A spreadsheet of all the records provided is given in Appendix 2.

2.6 There are no ponds visible on OS or satellite imagery within a 500m radius of the site.

3 METHODS

3.1 HABITATS, PLANT COMMUNITIES AND PLANT SPECIES

3.1.1 A survey of the site was undertaken by two experienced ecologists on 9 October 2013. All habitats and plant communities in the survey area were mapped and characterised by identifying the dominant and typical species and notes were also made on the adjacent land,

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where access allowed. A location map is provided as Figure 1 and a habitat map is given as Figure 2.

3.2 AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES

3.2.1 A search was made on and directly adjacent to the site for any ponds or other waterbodies not identified during the desk study.

3.2.2 The site assessed for its potential to support reptiles. Suitable habitat comprises structurally varied vegetation which supports good numbers of invertebrates and provides both open areas for basking, particularly on south-facing slopes, and denser patches which provide shelter from predators (Beebee and Griffiths, 2000).

3.2.3 A selection of debris on the site, such as loose rubble, pieces of boarding, wood and plastic sheeting, capable of being used for cover by amphibians and/or reptiles, was carefully lifted in order to scan beneath. After searching, each item was carefully returned to its original footprint.

3.2.4 Direct observation methods for basking reptiles was also used in suitable locations such as south and west facing sheltered spots close to dense cover. This involved walking slowly and quietly, watching and listening for animals or movement, particularly at the interface between open and dense vegetation.

3.3 BATS

3.3.1 Aided where necessary by ladders and a powerful torch, a thorough search was made both internally and externally of the industrial building to establish any use by bats.

3.3.2 Accessible roof voids and roof supports were scanned with a torch. All undisturbed surfaces were inspected for evidence of past and present occupation by bats in the form of live animals or desiccated remains, droppings and urine or fur staining. An emergence watch was not carried out due to seasonal constraints.

3.4 BIRDS

3.4.1 A search was made both internally and externally of the industrial building for any use by birds and an assessment was made of both the building and the habitats on site for their potential to support breeding birds, particularly those listed on Schedule 1 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act (1981 and as amended).

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4 RESULTS

4.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION 4.1.1 The site is situated on the south side of Claylands Avenue and comprises an industrial building with associated grounds. It is bound on its eastern side by palisade fencing, beyond which is an industrial building and hard standing. The fenced southern boundary adjoins the ornamental verges and road associated with a very large industrial building. To the west is a large car park with ornamental verges and Claylands Avenue adjoins the site to the north.

4.2 HABITATS, PLANT COMMUNITIES AND PLANT SPECIES

4.2.1 The habitats on site comprise the now unmanaged soft estate areas. To the north, north-east and north-west of Dukeries House, the kerbed grassy verges include frequent red fescue and cock’s-foot, false oat-grass and Yorkshire-fog. Herbs include self-heal, common field speedwell, hoary ragwort, perforate St John’s wort and common knapweed (Photograph 1). This grassy habitat continues down the eastern side of Dukeries House and also includes scattered patches of bramble and tall ruderals that include mugwort, rosebay willowherb, goldenrod and spear thistle (Photograph 2).

4.2.2 To the rear of the building the ground shows signs of recent disturbance and clearance of bramble and tall ruderals (Photograph 3). The ground is generally damper here and supports frequent tufted hair-grass, great willowherb, hard rush and broad-leaved dock. There is a pile of dumped conifer brash close to Dukeries House and assorted scattered debris of wood, plastic and other materials distributed across the site.

4.2.3 The southern and western boundary edges have been left undisturbed and are densely vegetated with bramble, creeping thistle, tufted hair-grass, dog rose and scattered scrub of elder, willow and sycamore (Photograph 4).

4.2.4 Hard standing of concrete and block paving surrounds the building and the sparse vegetation growing through the cracks and edges includes yellow-wort, mouse-ear hawkweed, annual pearlwort and elder scrub.

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Photograph 1 North edge of site viewed to east Photograph 2 East edge of site viewed to north

Photograph 3 Central area of site viewed to west Photograph 4 West edge of site viewed to north

4.2.5 All habitats and plant communities recorded on the site are common and widespread in a local and national context and no BAP Priority Habitats are present. No nationally rare or nationally scarce plant species, defined by Wigginton (1999) or Stewart, Pearman and Preston (1994) respectively and no UK BAP Priority Species were recorded from the survey area.

4.3 AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES

4.3.1 No amphibians were found sheltering under any of the debris on site and no ponds are present within 500m of the site. As such the site can be considered to be of low importance to this group of species and no further surveys are necessary.

4.3.2 No reptiles were seen in open vegetation or found sheltering/basking beneath any debris on the site. There are small areas of habitat that are seemingly suitable for reptiles but until fairly recently, these areas were managed as amenity/ornamental verges to the property. In addition, their limited size and lack of connectivity to other suitable habitat reduces their suitability even further. As such the site can be considered to be of low importance to this group of species and no further surveys are necessary.

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4.4 BATS

Building description 4.4.1 ‘Dukeries House’ is a single storey industrial building constructed around a metal frame with a brick plinth and Corrugated Metal Sheet (CMS) cladding above (Photograph 5). The pitched roof is covered in Corrugated Fibre Cement (CFC) which is un-lined. There are no soffits or facias however there is a strip of metal sheet that enfolds the roof at eaves level on the north and south elevations. All cavities examined at eaves level had high ambient light levels and were exposed to the elements creating an unstable micro-climate rendering them sub-optimal for use by roosting bats (Photograph 6).

Photograph 5 Building from the north west Photograph 6 Example of a cavity at eaves level

4.4.2 Internally there is no ridge beam and there are no cavities within the metal frame suitable for use by roosting bats. Internally the CMS is lined with boarding however after a thorough investigation at eaves level there is no access into the cavity between materials. There are a number of portable cabins housed inside the building.

4.4.3 There is a small brick extension to the north of the building with a flat roof covered in bituminised felt with no cavity between materials to be exploited by roosting bats and there is no access points into the wooden soffits on the east and west elevations.

4.4.4 No evidence of past or present use by bats was recorded in the ‘Dukeries House’ building or portable cabins and the likelihood of bat use is considered to be low.

Survey Constraints 4.4.5 The optimal; time for bat surveys is mid-May to late-August. Outside of this period valuable survey methods such as dusk and dawn watches are of limited use. However, it was felt that the level of access gained to the potential niches of the building was such that this constraint has been reduced to an acceptable level whereby a realistic assessment can still be made.

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4.5 BIRDS

4.5.1 Pellets containing regurgitated feeding remains were found on the south side of the building and were identified as those from kestrel. Several common bird species associated with urban and semi-urban settings were recorded flying over the site.

4.5.2 There is no potential for use by bird species afforded special protection, eg, barn owl Tyto alba but both the scrub habitats on the site and Dukeries House have potential for nesting birds during the breeding season.

4.6 OTHER PROTECTED SPECIES

4.6.1 The proposed development site does not possess habitats considered suitable to support any other statutory protected species.

5 RECOMMENDATIONS

Bats 5.1 There are currently no recommendations for further survey work or mitigation measures for bats. However it must be noted that bats are transient creatures, and if any bats are found at any stage of the work, then all activity in that area must stop immediately and advice must be sought from ESL (01522 539325).

5.2 The building has limited potential for future use by bats however this survey should be repeated if planning permission has not been granted by 1 June 2014.

Birds 5.3 The Wildlife and Countryside Act (1981 and as amended) protects all wild birds and their nests and eggs. All demolition of buildings and vegetation clearance should be carried out during the non-breeding season (ie, between September and February). All such work outside of this period (ie early March to end August) should be preceded by a nest check by a suitably qualified ecologist and any active nests should be cordoned off and left until the young have fledged.

6 REFERENCES

Beebee JC and Griffiths R 2000. Amphibians and Reptiles Harper Collins, London.

English Nature. 2004. The Bat Mitigation Guidelines. English Nature. Peterborough

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Stace C. 2010. New Flora of the British Isles. 3rd Edition, CUP, Cambridge

Stewart A, Pearman D A and Preston C D. 1994. Scarce Plants in Britain. JNCC, Peterborough.

Wigginton M J. 1999. British Red Data Books. 1 Vascular Plants. 3rd edition. JNCC, Peterborough.

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APPENDIX 1 Species Recorded at the Dukeries House Site on 9 October 2013

SPECIES RECORDED AT THE DUKERIES HOUSE SITE ON 9 OCTOBER 2013

ENGLISH NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME DAFOR

PLANTS annual pearlwort Sagina apetala R bramble Rubus fruticosus F broad-leaved dock Rumex obtusifolius F cock's-foot Dactylis glomerata F common bird's-foot-trefoil Lotus corniculatus O common centaury Centaurium erythraea O common field-speedwell Veronica persica O common knapweed Centaurea nigra O common mouse-ear Cerastium fontanum R common nettle Urtica dioica O common ragwort Senecio jacobaea O creeping bent Agrostis stolonifera O creeping buttercup Ranunculus repens O creeping cinquefoil Potentilla reptans O creeping thistle Cirsium arvense F dandelion Taraxacum sp O dog-rose Rosa canina O elder Sambucus nigra O false oat-grass Arrhenatherum elatius F goldenrod Solidago virgaurea O great mullein Verbascum thapsus R great willowherb Epilobium hirsutum F hard rush Juncus inflexus F hawthorn Crataegus monogyna O hoary ragwort Senecio erucifolius O hogweed Heracleum sphondylium O lesser trefoil Trifolium dubium R mouse-ear-hawkweed Pilosella officinarum R mugwort Artemisia vulgaris O perennial rye-grass Lolium perenne F perforate St John's-wort Hypericum perforatum O prickly sow-thistle Sonchus asper O red clover Trifolium pratense F red fescue Festuca rubra F ribwort plantain Plantago lanceolata F rosebay willowherb Chamerion angustifolium F selfheal Prunella vulgaris O spear thistle Cirsium vulgare O sycamore Acer pseudoplatanus O tansy Tanacetum vulgare O tufted hair-grass Deschampsia cespitosa F willow Salix sp O yarrow Achillea millefolium O yellow-wort Blackstonia perfoliata R Yorkshire-fog Holcus lanatus F

KEY TO DAFOR (An estimate of relative abundance at a site)

D Dominant O Occasional A Abundant R Rare F Frequent

BIRDS SITE ADJACENT sparrowhawk Accipiter nisus P kestrel Falco tinnunculus P feral pigeon Columba livia P carrion crow Corvus corone P

APPENDIX 2 Date Search Results

ESL (Ecological Services) Ltd, 1 Otago House, Allenby Business Village, Crofton Road, Lincoln, LN3 4NL Ecological Survey of the Dukeries House Site, Claylands Avenue, Worksop VES1.Chesterfield

Jackie Nicholson Senior Ecologist ESL (Ecological Services) Limited 1 Otago House, Allenby Business Village Crofton Road Lincoln LN3 4NL

27th September 2013

Your ref: Email of 25th September 2013 PO number 3377 Our ref: G:/nbrcenqu/ESL9.doc

Dear Jackie,

Re: SK 566 810 Claylands Avenue Worksop 2km radius protected species and non-statutory site data request

Thank you for consulting Nottinghamshire Biological and Geological Records Centre (NBGRC). Having carried out a search of our records I can provide you with the following information.

International and statutory sites are not administered by us. Please check on the MAGIC website for these. There are nineteen Local Wildlife Sites (were called Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation - SINCs) in your search area. The Nottinghamshire Natural History Site Alert Schedule describes these sites as follows:-

No. Name Area District Grid Ref. Description Interest 1/45 Lady Lee 2.655 ha Bassetlaw SK 564795 A diverse Botanical Quarry District array of species-rich habitats developed on an old limestone quarry and adjacent track 1/47 Shireoaks 11.254 Bassetlaw SK 547803 A species- Botanical Park Water ha District rich series of Garden channels and pools edged by valuable woodland 2/103 Lady Lee 0.916 ha Bassetlaw SK 562794 An old Botanical Pasture District limestone quarry 2/113 Owday 17.337 Bassetlaw SK 571828 A well- Botanical Wood ha District established woodland 2/114 Owday 2.264 ha Bassetlaw SK 576826 A mature Botanical Plantation District plantation 2/115 Rough Piece 8.795 ha Bassetlaw SK 567825 A valuable Botanical District woodland with a noteworthy shrub content 2/116 Nab's Ashes 3.34 ha Bassetlaw SK 582825 An important Botanical Wood District deciduous woodland 2/117 Fox Covert, 8.461 ha Bassetlaw SK 562820 An important Botanical, Shireoaks District habitat Water mosaic Beetles/Bug 2/120 Holme Carr 1.044 ha Bassetlaw SK 556800 Deciduous Botanical Wood District woodland 2/121 Tranker 10.308 Bassetlaw SK 569803 A deciduous Botanical Wood ha District wood 2/390 Sandhill 7.72 ha Bassetlaw SK 580794 A Botanical Lake District recreational lake with a restricted, but notable, emergent community 2/391 Rhodesia 0.723 ha Bassetlaw SK 565802 A small Botanical Pool District flooded quarry with a notable aquatic community 2/392 High 2.343 ha Bassetlaw SK 567797 A mature Botanical Grounds District deciduous Wood woodland bounded by a flowing drain 2/394 Shireoaks 3.019 ha Bassetlaw SK 551811 A pool and a Botanical Fishing Pond District diverse mixture of adjacent habitats 2/621 Chesterfield 24.689 Bassetlaw SK 640808 A long Botanical, Canal ha District stretch of Water (Shireoaks to canal with Beetles/Bug Welham) varying aquatic and emergent communities 5/2127 Nab's Ashes 2.808 ha Bassetlaw SK 583824 A notable fen Botanical Marsh District community adjacent to an woodland 5/2295 Jack Riding 1.834 ha Bassetlaw SK 564803 A relict area Botanical District of woodland with notable species 5/2296 Shireoaks 27.292 Bassetlaw SK 561806 A former Botanical Colliery ha District colliery site 5/2318 Whipman 3.26 ha Bassetlaw SK 579825 An acidic Botanical Wood District woodland

Enclosed is a map showing the site boundaries and plant species data for these sites where available.

We have the following protected and notable species records from your search area.

Badger:

We have no badger records from your search area. Information on badgers and other notable mammals may be held on the County Mammal Database for which please contact Michael Walker at Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, The Old Ragged School, Brook Street, Nottingham NG1 1EA.

Bat:

Our data set now includes Nottinghamshire Bat Group’s records.

Species Square Grid Ref. Dates Location No. Notes Type unidentified bat SK5562 SK552623 18/07/2002 9 Kingsthorpe 1 At least on Roost species Close, Forest ebat roosting Town, under barge Mansfield boards in garage Pipistrelle SK5580 SK554808 11/07/1991 Shireoaks Casual Leisler's SK5580 SK554809 07/01/1997 Shireoaks No further Casual data Leisler's SK5580 SK5580 none given Shireoaks 2 In felled tree, Roost mother and first year male. unidentified bat SK5581 SK559812 25/06/2003 10 and 12 Bats seen Roost species Walnut exiting from Avenue, adjoining Shireoaks, garages. 5 or Worksop more seen Daubenton's SK5682 SK563821 30/06/1991 Fox Covert, Recorded Casual Gateford 2005 also Noctule SK5682 SK563821 30/06/1991 Fox Covert, Casual Gateford Pipistrelle SK5682 SK563821 30/06/1991 Fox Covert, Casual Gateford Noctule SK5681 SK564814 16/09/2009 Shireoaks 1 Foraging Casual Farm, individual Shireoaks Common Worksop Pipistrelle SK5681 SK564814 16/09/2009 Shireoaks 1 Common Casual Farm, Pipistrelle Shireoaks foraging over Common development Worksop site Brown Long- SK5779 SK574798 03/10/2002 Rocware 1 Weak and Casual eared Glassworks, unresponsive. Worksop No injuries but unable to fly Pipistrelle SK5780 SK576801 23/09/2008 Vesuvius Common Casual Works, Sandy Pipistrelle Lane, Worksop calls heard as foraging in small numbers close to railway and over factories Pipistrelle SK5780 SK5780 16/10/2008 Worksop 1 Soprano Casual Pipistrelle call heard from North side of railway Brown Long- SK5779 SK578798 19/09/1995 Worksop Casual eared Brown Long- SK5780 SK579805 28/08/2002 Pandrol, Map Roost eared Gatford Road, reference Worksop approximate Pipistrelle SK5880 SK584802 11/07/1990 Worksop Casual

Distance and direction from your site is shown in the attached Excel table.

Bird:

Bird data, copyright of Nottinghamshire Birdwatchers, is available for an additional £20.00 plus vat.

Butterfly:

There are no butterfly Local Wildlife Sites in your search area.

Crayfish:

We have no crayfish records from your search area.

Fish:

We have no fish records from your search area.

Herpetofauna:

Species Square Grid Ref. Dates Location No. Notes Midwife Toad SK5581 SK557813 01/08/2009 Shireoaks 1 Contact details in recorder table. Location based on postcode. Calling in garden. Slow-worm SK5680 SK562802 31/10/2003 Adjacent to 7 Maximum count 7 railway line individuals on the edge of Tranker Wood Common Frog SK5680 SK562804 15/04/2004 Shireoaks 3 Egg masses. Pond by entrance. Former colliery Grass Snake SK5681 SK563819 29/05/2012 Fox Covert 2 Shireoaks Common Frog SK5682 SK563820 2008 Woodsetts Breeding in pond Pond, Gateford Common Toad SK5682 SK563820 2008 Woodsetts Breeding in pond Pond, Gateford Smooth Newt SK5682 SK563820 2008 Woodsetts Breeding in pond Pond, Gateford Grass Snake SK5682 SK563820 2008 Woodsetts Breeding in pond Pond, Gateford Common Toad SK5682 SK563824 1995 Carlton-in- Owday Lane near Lindrick Woodsetts Grass Snake SK5679 SK564792 03/07/2006 Worksop 2 Present at Manor Lodge, Lady Lea

Smooth Newt SK5679 SK564795 1986 Rhodesia Adult. Lady Lea Quarry Nature Reserve Smooth Newt SK5679 SK564795 1996 Rhodesia Adult. Lady Lea Quarry Nature Reserve Grass Snake SK5679 SK564795 1982 Rhodesia Sighted in the Lady Lea nature reserve Grass Snake SK5679 SK564795 Summer Worksop Lady Lea Quarry 2003 Common Frog SK5679 SK564796 1989 Rhodesia Lady Lea Quarry Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust Reserve Common Toad SK5679 SK564796 1984 Rhodesia Lady Lea Quarry Nature Reserve Common Toad SK5679 SK564796 1995 Rhodesia Lady Lea Quarry Nature Reserve Great Crested SK5679 SK564796 1989 Rhodesia Lady Lee Quarry Newt Nature Reserve Red-eared SK5679 SK565795 17/03/1990 Worksop Found in Tranker Terrapin Wood Midwife Toad SK5680 SK567802 08/09/2009 Rhodesia, Dead adult by canal, Worksop trod on or killed under bike wheel Common Lizard SK5680 SK5680 Summer Worksop 6 Found in Tranker 2005 Wood Slow-worm SK5680 SK5680 26/06/2005 Worksop Found in Tranker Wood Slow-worm SK5680 SK5680 Summer Worksop Found in Tranker 2005 Wood Grass Snake SK5680 SK5680 26/06/2005 Worksop Found in Tranker Wood Grass Snake SK5680 SK5680 Summer Worksop Found in Tranker 2005 Wood Slow-worm SK5680 SK569804 Summer Worksop Sighted in Tranker 2003 Wood Slow-worm SK5780 SK570804 Summer Worksop Sighted in Tranker 2003 Wood Slow-worm SK5780 SK570804 Summer Worksop Sighted at Tranker 2003 Wood Grass Snake SK5780 SK570804 Summer Worksop 2 Sighted in Tranker 2003 Wood Common Lizard SK5780 SK570804 2003 Worksop 8 Present on wooded bank Tranker Wood Grass Snake SK5779 SK572797 1985 Worksop Sighted at Chesterfield Canal. Smooth Newt SK5779 SK574799 07/05/2008 Vesuvius 2 Females in a small Works, man made pond Sandy Lane, Worksop Grass Snake SK5779 SK575795 10/07/2006 Worksop 1 Canal by Rugby Club

Common Frog SK5781 SK576813 07/1994 Worksop Gateford Quarry Common Toad SK5781 SK576813 30/06/1994 Worksop Gateford Quarry Smooth Newt SK5781 SK576813 07/1994 Worksop Gateford Quarry Common Lizard SK5780 SK5780 26/04/2007 Vesuvius 1 6 noted summer 2005 Works, Sandy Lane, Worksop Smooth Newt SK5780 SK5780 10/2007 Vesuvius 5 Present under refugia Works, in grassland on site Sandy Lane, Worksop Slow-worm SK5780 SK5780 10/05/2006 Vesuvius 50 Located on edge of Works, Tranker Wood and by Sandy sports field mainly Lane, under wood. Many Worksop juveniles at bottom of railway embankment Grass Snake SK5780 SK5780 06/2005 Vesuvius 1 Works, Sandy Lane, Worksop Smooth Newt SK5780 SK5780 2003 Worksop Tranker Wood Slow-worm SK5780 SK579809 13/04/2003 Worksop Sighted at 61 Prince Charles Road. Garden was an old allotment when it was bought recently

Invasive Plant Species:

Species Square Grid Ref. Dates Location Notes Fallopia japonica SK5680 SK561803 05/10/2010 Rhodesia Chesterfield Canal Fallopia japonica SK5680 SK566802 21/07/2009 Worksop Grass land located east of A57 Worksop Bypass Bridge, and side of Tylden Road and a canal in Rhodesia Fallopia japonica SK5680 SK566803 08/09/2009 Worksop Rhodesia by Chesterfield Canal Fallopia japonica SK5681 SK568810 14/11/2009 Worksop Claylands Industrial Estate, near bus company, Worksop Fallopia japonica SK5780 SK570806 14/11/2009 Worksop Claylands Industrial Estate, next to Tanvic Tyres & service centre, Worksop Fallopia japonica SK5779 SK571797 14/11/2009 Worksop Chesterfield Canal, near the Lock Keeper Pub Fallopia japonica SK5780 SK571807 14/11/2009 Worksop Claylands Industrial Estate, Worksop YTS Tiles, Worksop Fallopia japonica SK5779 SK578796 28/01/2009 Woksop Sandhill Lake, at the north of the Lake behind the school, close to the entrance of Sandy Lane Fallopia japonica SK5779 SK578796 30/08/2003 Worksop Scrubby rough grassland N of Canal Fallopia japonica SK5779 SK578797 28/01/2009 Woksop at the entrance to Sandhill Lake next to school Fallopia japonica SK5779 SK578797 06/08/2009 Worksop Between the depot and Redlands school, On the public footpath off Sandy Lane, Worksop Fallopia japonica SK5780 SK578802 14/11/2009 Worksop Opposite IS Ceramics retail showroom Fallopia japonica SK5780 SK578802 14/11/2009 Worksop Industrial Estate near Tesco, off Gateford Rd, Worksop - Maybe IS Ceramics, in the vegetation at the side of retail building Fallopia japonica SK5780 SK578805 14/11/2009 Worksop The Gateford Pub, Gateford Rd, Worksop Fallopia japonica SK5779 SK579796 02/09/2004 Worksop Sandhill Lake Fallopia japonica SK5780 SK579805 14/11/2009 Worksop 285 Gateford Road, House opposite Gateford Pub, Worksop

Fallopia japonica is Japanese Knotweed.

Mammal:

Species Square Grid Ref. Dates Location No. Notes Brown Hare SK5782 SK5782 16/05/2011 Owday Observed Wood

Moth:

There are no Local Wildlife Sites for moth interest in your search area.

Odonata:

There are no Local Wildlife Sites for odonata interest in your search area..

Otter:

We have no otter records from your search area

Water Beetle:

There are two Local Wildlife Sites for water beetle interest in your search area. The first location name is our Local Wildlife Site name. If there is a second different name, in brackets, this is the recorder’s name for the same site.

Species Square Grid Ref. Date Location No. Grade Agabus didymus SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks Local B Fishing Pond (from (Shireoaks (pond)) Sorby Atlas 2006) Graptodytes SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks Local B pictus Fishing Pond (from (Shireoaks (pond)) Sorby Atlas 2006) Helochares SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks 2 Local B lividus Fishing Pond present (from (Shireoaks (pond)) Sorby Atlas 2006) Agabus SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks bipustulatus Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Anacaena SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks limbata Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Haliplus SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks lineatocollis Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Hydrobius SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks fuscipes Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Hydroporus SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks planus Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Hygrotus SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks inaequalis Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Hyphydrus SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks ovatus Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Laccobius SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks minutus Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Laccophilus SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks minutus Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Chaetarthria SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, 1 male (Local A - seminulum Shireoaks from Sorby sens. str. (Gateford Atlas Common (sandpit 2006) pond), Worksop) Dryops ernesti SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, 3 males Local A Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Enochrus SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local A melanocephalus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Hygrotus SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local A versicolor Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Hygrotus SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, Local A versicolor Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Ilybius SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, Local A fenestratus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Enochrus SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B testaceus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Enochrus SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B testaceus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Graptodytes SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B pictus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Graptodytes SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B pictus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Gyrinus SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B marinus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Gyrinus SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B marinus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Haliplus SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B confinis Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Haliplus SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B flavicollis Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Haliplus SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B lineolatus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Haliplus SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B lineolatus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Hydroglyphus SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B geminus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Laccobius colon SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Nebrioporus SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, 3 Local B assimilis Shireoaks present (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Anacaena SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, globulus Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Anacaena SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, limbata Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Anacaena SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, lutescens Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Anacaena SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, lutescens Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Haliplus SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, immaculatus Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Hygrotus SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, inaequalis Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Hyphydrus SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, ovatus Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Hyphydrus SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, ovatus Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Ilybius ater SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Ilybius SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, fuliginosus Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Laccobius SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, bipunctatus Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Laccobius SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, bipunctatus Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Laccobius SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, minutus Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Laccophilus SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, minutus Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Noterus SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, clavicornis Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Noterus SK5681 SK563819 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, clavicornis Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Chaetarthria SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, 2 Local A seminulum s. Shireoaks present (from lat. (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Enochrus SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local A melanocephalus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Hygrotus SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local A versicolor Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Ilybius SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local A fenestratus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Limnebius SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, 3 Local A nitidus Shireoaks present (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Enochrus SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B testaceus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Haliplus SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B lineolatus Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Hygrobia SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B hermanni Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Laccobius colon SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Anacaena SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, limbata Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Anacaena SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, lutescens Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Haliplus SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, immaculatus Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Helophorus SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, minutus Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Hygrotus SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, inaequalis Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Hyphydrus SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, ovatus Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Ilybius SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, fuliginosus Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Laccobius SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, bipunctatus Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Noterus SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, clavicornis Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop)

Water Bug:

There are two Local Wildlife Sites for water bug interest in your search area. These are the same sites as for water beetles.

Species Square Grid Ref. Date Location No. Grade Gerris SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks 1 male, Local B thoracicus Fishing Pond 1 (from (Shireoaks (pond)) female Sorby Atlas 2006) Notonecta SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks 2 adults Local B viridis Fishing Pond (from (Shireoaks (pond)) Sorby Atlas 2006) Sigara fossarum SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks 1 male Local B Fishing Pond (from (Shireoaks (pond)) Sorby Atlas 2006) Corixa punctata SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Gerris SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks odontogaster Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Hydrometra SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks stagnorum Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Notonecta SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks glauca Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Plea SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks 2 minutissima Fishing Pond present (Shireoaks (pond)) Sigara distincta SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Sigara falleni SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Sigara lateralis SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Sigara SK5580 SK559807 1999 2/394 Shireoaks nigrolineata Fishing Pond (Shireoaks (pond)) Ranatra linearis SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, 1 Local A Shireoaks present (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Ilyocoris SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B cimicoides Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Microvelia SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, Local B reticulata Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Gerris lacustris SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Hydrometra SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, stagnorum Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Nepa cinerea SK5681 SK563819 2001 2/117 Fox Covert, Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Cymatia SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, 3 adults Local A bonsdorffii Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Cymatia SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, 4 adults Local A coleoptrata Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Hesperocorixa SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, 1 Local B linnaei Shireoaks female (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Ilyocoris SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, 3 adults Local B cimicoides Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Microvelia SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, 3 adults Local B reticulata Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Notonecta SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, 1 adult Local B viridis Shireoaks (from (Gateford Sorby Common (sandpit Atlas pond), Worksop) 2006) Gerris lacustris SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Hydrometra SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, stagnorum Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Notonecta SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, glauca Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Plea SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, 3 adults minutissima Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop) Sigara distincta SK5682 SK563820 1997 2/117 Fox Covert, Shireoaks (Gateford Common (sandpit pond), Worksop)

Water Vole:

Square Grid Ref. Dates Location Habitat No. Notes SK5580 SK552806 13/09/1997 Chesterfield Canal SK5581 SK552812 21/11/2000 Chesterfield Canal 1 Burrows and Canal latrines SK5581 SK553810 03/2002 Chesterfield Canal 1 Wildlife Trusts - Canal Know Your Vole Survey SK5579 SK558798 26/06/2002 River Ryton River SK5579 SK559796 06/05/2000 River Ryton River 4 latrines, footprints, burrows SK5580 SK559805 21/11/2000 Chesterfield Canal 1 Seen swimming Canal SK5682 SK563820 2001 Woodsetts Flooded Last Records Pond, quarry Gateford SK5679 SK565796 1985 Lady Lee Quarry lake 1 Sighting Quarry SK5680 SK565802 16/11/2000 Chesterfield Canal restored section Canal of Chesterfield Canal SK5680 SK565803 24/10/2001 Chesterfield Canal 10 Seen on walk. Canal Grid ref is approximate centre of stretch walked

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This information can be issued in its entirety to your client and the LPA. If either makes it available to the public we request that any badger sett locations and house or farm names and numbers where bat roosts are recorded be withheld.

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Please contact me on (0115) 8762188 if you have any questions about this data.

Yours sincerely

Peter Acton Nottinghamshire Biological and Geological Record Centre SK 566 810 Claylands Avenue, Worksop

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