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Gregynog

…ated with hard bracket fungus on trees in old woodland and the dermestid beetle Ctesias serra which feeds on the dry remains of insects caught in spider webs under very dry bark. The hoverfly Xylota florum is known from the site, associated with decaying wood and sap as larvae, w…

Attingham Park

… unifasciatus which survives under the bark of ancient trees; the cobweb beetle Ctesias serra which feeds on the remains of insects caught in cobwebs under loose dry bark; the carrion beetle Abraeus granulum associated with rotten wood and the silken fungus beetle Atomaria pulchr…

Ashton Court

…ncient trees and associated epiphytes. Species found on site include the beetle Ctesias serra which feeds on remains of insects in cobwebs under loose bark, the false darkling beetle Phloiotrya vaudoueri which breeds in relatively soft dead sapwood of boughs and trunks primarily …

Chatsworth Old Park

…e longhorn beetle Saperda scalaris which breeds in dead wood; the cobweb beetle Ctesias serra which feeds on the dry remains of insects caught in spider webs under very dry bark; the wood boring beetle Dorcatoma flavicornis, associated with rotten wood and the plaster beetle Enic…

Hamilton High Parks

…and Mycetophagus piceus. Two species, Ptenidium gressneri and the cobweb beetle Ctesias serra, are believed to occur at only one other Scottish locality. Other Nationally Scarce beetles present include the rove beetle Phyllodrepoidea crenata, the pelted beetle Thymalus limbatus a…

Burley and Rushpit Woods

…ns and five nationally scarce species Xylota xanthocnema, Nossidium pilosellum, Ctesias serra, Enicmus brevicornis and Prionychus ater. Together, these saproxylic species indicate a long continuity of mature timber and dead wood habitat. The woodland breeding bird community is on…

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