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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Brachypalpus valgus""

There are 4 sites that mention "Brachypalpus valgus".

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Moccas Park

… dead wood in the Park, are of national importance and include such rarities as Brachypalpus valgus and Thrypticus nigricauda. The open water attracts a number of dragonflies and damselflies including the broad bodied chaser Libellula depressa. The very local aquatic bivalve mol…

Epping Forest

…oth Vulnerable, Orthopodomyia pulcripalpis proposed RDB category 2, Vulnerable, Brachypalpus valgus and Myolepta dubia both Rare in rot holes and the flies Ferdinandea ruficornis Vulnerable, Aulacigaster leucopeza, Oedalea apicalis and Systenus pallipes all Rare occurring in sap …

Cranborne Chase

…he cranefly Ctenophora pectinicornis and the hoverflies Criorhina ranunculi and Brachypalpus valgus. The latter is listed as rare in the British Red Data Book. Over 30 species of butterfly have been recorded. These include silver washed fritillary, the larvae of which hibernate …

Savernake Forest

… example, the very rare cranefly Ctenophora flaveolata and the rare hover flies Brachypalpus valgus and Myolepta dubia. Several beetles, flies and moths with nationally restricted distributions have been recorded, among them the rare beetle Tomoxia bucephala, the cranefly Tipula …

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