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…ater beetle species. A rare Red Data Book species of snail killing fly is here, Tetanocera freyi. The azure damselfly Coenagrion puella and the lake limpet Acroloxus lacustris reach their northern distribution limit here. Freshwater pearl mussels are present in the river. The fre…

Rossie Moor

…s Agabus unguicularis and Enochrus affinis. The national rare snail-killing fly Tetanocera freyi has been recorded, as have a number of other nationally scarce fly species.

Whitlaw Mosses

…ing three sawflies Nematus monticola and Phyllocolpa spp., five flies (Diptera) Tetanocera freyi, Oxycera dives, Scathophaga tinctinervis, Parhelophilus consimilis (a hoverfly), Dicranomyia magnicauda (a cranefly), and the micro-moth northern grey twist Aphelia unitana. Beanrig M…

Rhos Goch (Rhos Goch Common)

…lies, including the nationally notable Renocera striata and the nationally rare Tetanocera freyi. The presence of shallow pools and runnels of a wide spectrum of acidity supports a correspondingly broad range of freshwater invertebrates. The dragonflies are typically diverse, wit…

Bure Broads and Marshes

… whose larvae feed on milk parsley, the micro moth Acleris lorquiniana, the fly Tetanocera freyi and the spider Centromerus semiater.

Cors Gyfelog

…udes the rare semi-aquatic weevil Bagous frit, and two rare snail killing flies Tetanocera freyi and Anticheta analis, these are all Red Data Book species, along with numerous other nationally scarce and regionally scarce invertebrate species. The Afon Dwyfach is used by otters L…

Taynish Woods

…ch are listed as being of conservation status; for example, a snail-killing fly Tetanocera freyi. The nationally-important moth assemblage includes over 450 species. Four of these are considered to be particularly rare in Scotland, such as Clepsis rurinana, a micro moth. The herb…

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