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…er fern Cystopteris fragilis, hoary whitlow grass Draba incana, hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum, roseroot Sedum rosea and the rare alpine cinquefoil Potentilla crantzii. Gritstone and limestone boulder screes are well represented on the western escarpment with Cross Fell possessin…

Ardmeanach

…nts and ferns. Several of these are nationally scarce including hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum, alpine cinquefoil Potentilla crantzii and mountain avens Dryas octopetala. Along the rocky coastline of Ardmeanach SSSI, low cliffs towards the shore support maritime communities. Red …

Hill of Towanreef

…s and rushes as well as grass-of-Parnassus Parnassia palustris, hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum and the rare marsh saxifrage Saxifraga hirculus. In the north, an area of norite rocks on Turf Hill and White Hill of Bogs holds small areas of heather-bearberry heath. The Mosses of To…

Beinn Iadain and Beinn na h-Uamha

…gh-altitude species associated with base-rich rock and includes hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum at its only locality in mainland Lochaber, as well as the nationally rare Arctic sandwort Arenaria norvegica.

Spindlestone Heughs

…d flora including two rarities, chives Allium schoenoprasum and hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum with meadow saxifrage Saxifraga granulataa, changing forget-me-not Myosotis discolor, heath pearlwort Sagina subulata and field madder Sherardia arvensis. Other exposures bear shallow s…

River Tweed

…stony stream margins of the upper rivers, the nationally scarce hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum and pale forget-me-not Myosotis stolonifera occur, while the same status is accorded to the scarce water figwort Scrophularia umbrosa on lower margins, and maiden pink Dianthus deltoide…

The Cheviot

…ine saw wort Saussurea alpina, alpine scurvy grass Cochlearia alpina, rose root Sedum rosea, limestone bedstraw Galium sterneri and brittle bladder fern Cystopteris fragilis. Tall herbs such as globe flower Trollius europaeus, common valerian Valeriana officinalis and wood cranes…

Lacesston Muir and Glen Burn Gorge

…ypically ‘northern-montane’ species such as the nationally rare hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum and chickweed willowherb Epilobium alsinifolium. This is the only known locality in North East Fife for mossy saxifrage Saxifraga hypnoides, cowberry Vaccinium vitis-idaea and alpine bi…

Tweedsmuir Hills

…l Alopecurus borealis, pale forget-me-not Myosotis stolonifera, hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum and sheathed sedge Carex vaginata. Other plants found here include limestone bedstraw Galium sterneri, stone bramble Rubus saxatilis and mountain sorrel Oxyria digyna. The site supports…

Oughtershaw and Beckermonds

…n spleenwort Asplenium viride, wall lettuce Mycelis muralis and hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum, are also found and are abundant on more completely exposed pavements. Wet blanket bog has developed on a deeper peat soil within the Moss End enclosure. Here hare's tail cotton grass E…

Shiel Dod

…an interesting flush flora which includes the Nationally Scarce hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum.

Pitkeathly Mires

…ng two species of moss, a liverwort, several types of sedge and hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum which occurs in the flushed vegetation.

Westwater Reservoir

…rt Pinguicula vulgaris and dioiceous sedge C.dioica, as well as hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum which is scarce in Britain. A rich fauna of Lepidoptera has been recorded; several species of moths occur which have not been found elsewhere in the area, including the clouded silver L…

Bavington Crags

…community including, most notably, chives Allium schoenoprasum, hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum and bristle club rush Isolepis setacea as well as annuals such as changing forget-me-not Myosotis discolor, field madder Sherardia arvensis and early hair grass Aira praecox. The drier …

Ben Chonzie

…aucous meadow-grass Poa glauca, downy willow Salix lapponum and hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum. The breeding bird assemblage is well developed and characteristic of the Perthshire uplands. Amongst the many species recorded are birds of prey such as peregrine falcon, golden eagle,…

Upper Teesdale

…ssus Parnassia palustris, bird's eye primrose Primula farinosa, hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum, a rare moss, Cinclidium stygium and at high levels alpine foxtail Alopecurus alpinus. On the lower lying in by land there is a range of calcicolous, neutral and acidic grasslands, the…

Moorfoot Hills

…le forget-me-not Myosotis stolonifera and the northern species, hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum. This slight enrichment is also reflected in the herb-rich mat grass Nardus and bent-fescue Agrostis-Festuca grassland on the steeper, drier sides of the cleuchs and in small patches of…

Morven and Mullachdubh

… such as twinflower Linnaea borealis, intermediate wintergreen, hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum, small cranberry and interrupted clubmoss Lycopodium annotinum. Sheathed sedge Carex vaginata and least cinquefoil Sibbaldia procumbens have also been recorded. Birds All three species…

Lammermuir Deans

…rp-flowered rush Juncus acutiflorus and contain the rare plants hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum and grass-of-parnassus Parnassia palustris. These cleughs also support a number of rare mosses, liverworts and lichens such as the rare lichen Graphis elegans.

Knocknairs Hill

… butterwort. This mire type also supports the nationally scarce hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum. Although not part of the notified interests the upland acidic grassland within the site consists of an Agrostis - Festuca community present on the dry upper slopes. The site is of furt…

Bishop Hill

…which several locally uncommon plant species occur, for example hairy stonecrop Sedum villosum in some of the flushes, and adder’s-tongue fern Ophioglossum vulgatum in one area of grassland.

Allolee to Walltown

…hin Sill. Other species associated with the thin soils include biting stonecrop Sedum acre, the uncommon hairy stonecrop S. villosum, wild thyme Thymus praecox and a variety of annuals including parsley piert Aphanes arvensis, common whitlow grass Erophila verna, early hair grass…

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