In 1996 ENHS produced The Flora and Fauna of Exmoor National Park listing 8243 species which had been recorded. (Now out of print). Since then there have been a number of additions published annually in Exmoor Naturalist magazine. The following lists show what we have recorded as of June 2020 , now 10,261 species from the Exmoor National Park Area, plus Minehead and Dunster Beach. It is hoped there will also be future additions and updates.
AmphibiansBees, Wasps, Sawflies, AntsBeetles and Weevils A-GBeetles and Weevils H-MBeetles and Weevils N-ZBirdsBugs Bush-Crickets, Grasshoppers and AlliesButterfliesDragonflies, Damselflies, Mayflies, Stoneflies & Caddis FliesFish (Saltwater and Fresh)FleasFlies and HoverfliesFreshwater AlgaeFungi Ascomycetes (Cup Fungi)Fungi BasidiomycetesFungi Rusts & SmutsFungi Slime MouldsFungi ZygomycetesLacewings and Allies LiceLichensLiverworts,Hornworts and MossesMacro MothsMammals (Land and Sea)Maritime Invertebrates and SeaweedsMicro MothsOther InvertebratesPlants A-G - Wild Flowers, Ferns, Trees, ClubmossesPlants H-M- Wild Flowers and TreesPlants N-Z - Wild Flowers and TreesReptilesSnails and SlugsSpidersWoodlice, Centipedes and MillipedesWorms and Leeches
Amphibians: Updated to September 2020 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 46 Pt 2.
Amphibians.Common Name | Scientific Name | Notes |
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Warty Newt | Triturus cristatus | Known at Selworthy c1950 but no recent records. |
Smooth Newt | Triturus vulgaris | More terrestrial than other species; easily confused with Palmate Newt which is the common Exmoor newt. No recent records. |
Palmate Newt | Triturus helveticus | Breeds in shallow water, puddles, ponds and garden pools, also in brackish water. Occurs on the moor and on coastal marsh. Adults found in various habitats near breeding sites. |
New Toad | ||
Common Toad | Bufo bufo | Widespread and common in various fairly dry places except in breeding season when it seeks ponds and pools on moorland and gardens. |
Common Frog | Rana temporaria | Very common in damp places. |
Bees, Wasps, Sawflies, Ants Updated to 2024 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 49 Pt2 BS 50 Pts 1 & 2
Introduction to Hymenoptera.The Hymenoptera are here divided into five sections each listed alphabetically A-Z by Scientific name. The sections are: 1. Sawflies, 2. Parasitic Wasps, 3. Wasps and The Hornet, 4. Ants and 5. Bees.
Scientific name | Common name | Notes | |
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SECTION ONE: SAWFLIES | |||
Abia candens | a club-horned sawfly | ||
Aglaostigma aucupariae | a sawfly | ||
Allantus cinctus | a sawfly | Visits various flowers. | |
Arge clavicornis | a sawfly | ||
Arge ochropus | a sawfly | ||
Arge cyanocrocea | Bramble Sawfly | Status not known | |
Arge pagana | a sawfly | ||
Arge ustulata | A sawfly | ||
Athalia lugens | A sawfly | ||
Blennocampa pusilla | Leaf-rolling Sawfly | On roses | |
Caliroa cerasi | a sawfly | Larvae on Prunus species. | |
Cephus cultratus | a sawfly | ||
Cimbex conatus | A sawfly | ||
Cimbex femoratus | Birch Sawfly | Larvae feed on birch. | |
Croesus latipes | A sawfly | Larvae on birch. | |
Croesus septentrionalis | Birch Sawfly | On birch. | |
Dolerus liogaster | a sawfly | ||
Dolerus madidus | a sawfly | ||
Euura venusta | a sawfly | Galls on leaf stalks of willow. | |
Fenella nigrita | a sawfly | Mines on Agrimony. | |
Fenusa dohrnii | a sawfly | Mines on alder | |
Fenusa pusilla | A sawfly | ||
Fenusa ulmi | a sawfly | Mines on elm | |
Heterarthrus aceris | Jerking Disc Sawfly | Mines on sycamore. | |
Heterarthrus healyi | A sawfly | Mines on field maple. | |
Heterarthrus microcephalus | a sawfly | Mines on willow. | |
Heterarthrus nemoratus | a sawfly | Mines on birch. | |
Heterarthrus vagans | a sawfly | Mines on alder. | |
Messa nana | a sawfly | Mines on birch. | |
Metallus gei | a sawfly | Mines on Wood Avens. | |
Metallus pumilus | a sawfly | Mines on Raspberry | |
Monosoma pulverata | Alder Sawfly | Larvae on alder. | |
Monostegia abdominalis | a sawfly | Larvae on Pimpernel and loose-strife. | |
Nematus ribesii | Gooseberry Sawfly | On gooseberry. | |
Pachyprotasis rapae | a sawfly | ||
Phytomatocera aterrima | Solomon's Seal Sawfly | Larvae on Solomon's Seal. | |
Pontania pedunculi | a sawfly | Galls on Grey willow. | |
Pontania proxima | a sawfly | Galls on willow | |
Pontania vesicator | a sawfly | Galls on willow | |
Pontania viminalis | Goat Willow Sawfly | Galls on Goat willow. | |
Pristiphora mollis | a sawfly | Larvae on Whortleberry. | |
Profenusa pygmaea | a sawfly | Mines on oak. | |
Profenusa thomsoni | a sawfly | Mines on birch. | |
Rhogogaster viridis | a sawfly | ||
Scolioneura betuleti | a sawfly | Mines on birch | |
Strombocerus delicatulus | a sawfly | Common on bracken. | |
Strongylogaster lineata | a sawfly | ||
Tenthreda atra | a sawfly | ||
Tenthredo balteata | a sawfly | Larvae on Hypericum. | |
Tenthredo celtica | a sawfly | ||
Tenthredo mesomelas | a sawfly | Common. | |
Tenthredo scrophulariae | figwort sawfly | Larvae on Scrophularia spp. | |
Tenthredopsis nassata | a sawfly | ||
Trichiocampus viminalis | Poplar Sawfly | ||
Trichiosoma tibiale | Hawthorn Sawfly | Larvae feed on hawthorn. | |
Urocerus gigas | Greater Horntail Wasp | Local. | |
SECTION TWO: PARASITIC WASPS | |||
Amblyteles armatorius | an ichneumon wasp | In grazed water meadows | |
Andricus anthracina | Oyster Gall | on oak | |
Andricus curvator | a gall wasp | Galls on oak | |
Andricus fecundator | Artichoke Gall | on oak | |
Andricus glandulae | a gall wasp | ||
Andricus kollari | Marble Gall | on oak | |
Andricus lignicola | Cola-nut Gall | on oak | |
Andricus quadrilineatus | a gall wasp | galls on oak | |
Andricus quercuscalicis | Knopper Gall | Abundant on oak in some years. Whole acorn crops failûcausing food shortage for jays, etc. | |
Andricus quercusradicis | a gall wasp | Galls on oak | |
Andricus quercusramuli | Cottonwool Gall | Galls on oak catkins. Rare. | |
Andricus solitarius | a gall wasp | Galls on oak | |
Apanteles glomeratus | A parasitic wasp | Parasite of White butterflies | |
Biorhiza pallida | Oak Apple | Gall on oak | |
Chrysocharis polyzo | A parasitic wasp | Parasite of Cerodontha ireos | |
Codrus niger | a small parasitic wasp | Parasite of Carabid beetles | |
Cynips divisa | Red Currant Gall | Galls on oak | |
Cynips longiventris | a gall wasp | ||
Cynips quercusfolii | Cherry Gall | Galls on oak | |
Diastrophus rubi | Bramble Stem Gall | Galls on brambles. | |
Diplazon laetatorius | an ichneumon wasp | ||
Diplolepis eglanteriae | a gall wasp | Galls on wild roses. | |
Diplolepis nervosa | a gall wasp | Galls on wild rose | |
Diplolepis rosae | Robin's Pin-cushion Gall | Bedeguar Gall. Galls on wild rose. | |
Elampus panzer | A parasitic wasp | Parasite on Mimesa wasps. | |
Enicospilus ramidulus | an ichneumon wasp | Parasite of Hawkmoths and Noctuid moths. | |
Gasteruption assectator | Hunger Wasp | Parasite of various bees. | |
Heteropelma amictum | A parasitic Wasp | Status not known | |
Ichneumon deliratorius (Coelichneumon d.) | an ichneumon wasp | ||
Ichneumon stramentarius | an ichneumon wasp | ||
Ichneumon suspiciosus | an ichneumon wasp | On Hemlock water-dropwort. | |
Liposthenus latreillei | a gall wasp | Galls on Ground-ivy (Glechoma) | |
Lissonota lincolaris | an ichneumon wasp | ||
Lissonota setosa | An ichneumon wasp | Parasite on Goat Moth | |
Megastigmus dorsalis | a chalcid wasp | Parasite in oak marble galls | |
Meraporus graminicola | a chalcid wasp | ||
Mesochorus politus | An ichneumon wasp | ||
Metopius citratus (Ichneumon c.) | an ichneumon wasp | Parasite on Geometrid moth. | |
Mymaridae spp. | Fairy flies | Parasites in eggs of bugs and dragonflies. | |
Netelia opaculus | an ichneumon wasp | Occasional in light traps. | |
Neuroterus albipes | Smooth Spangle Gall | On oak | |
Neuroterus numismalis | Silk-button Spangle Gall | on oak | |
Neuroterus quercusbaccarum | Common Spangle Gall | on oak | |
Neuroterus tricolor | a gall wasp | ||
Opheltes glaucopteris | an ichneumon wasp | Parasite on Cimbex connatus. VC4. | |
Ophion costatus | an ichneumon wasp | Parasite of Noctuid moths | |
Ophion longigena | an ichneumon wasp | ||
Ophion luteus | an ichneumon wasp | Common. | |
Ophion obscuratus | an ichneumon wasp | ||
Opilion scutellaris | an Ichneumon wasp | Uncommon | |
Perispuda bignellii | An ichneumon wasp | ||
Perispuda facialis | An ichneumon wasp | ||
Perithous divinator | an ichneumon wasp | Parasite on larvae in stems. | |
Phanacis hypochoeridis | a gall wasp | Galls on cats-ear (Hypochoeris) | |
Pimpla hypochondriaca | an ichneumon wasp | On ivy flowers. | |
Platygastridae spp. | A parasitic wasp | Parasites of gall midges. | |
Praon spp. | an aphid parasitic wasp | Parasite of aphids. | |
Prestwichia aquatica | A parasitic wasp | Parasite in eggs of aquatic bugs and beetles. | |
Pteromalus puparum | a chalcid wasp | Parasite of Lepidoptera | |
Rhyssa persuasoria | Sabre Wasp | Parasite on wood wasps, in conifers. | |
Synergus apicalis | a gall wasp | Inquiline in oak galls | |
Synergus rotundiventris | a gall wasp | Inquiline in oak galls | |
Syspasis lineator | an ichneumon wasp | Parasite of Heterarthrus vagans | |
Therion circumflexum | an ichneumon wasp | ||
Torymus nitens | a chalcid wasp | Parasitoid in oak marble galls | |
Tromatobia variabilis | an ichneumon wasp | ||
SECTION THREE: WASPS & HORNET | |||
Ammophila sabulosa | Red Banded Sand Wasp | Nests in sandy soil; parasite of Lepidoptera. | |
Ancistrocerus gazella | a potter wasp or mason wasp | ||
Ancistrocerus nigricornis | a potter wasp or mason wasp | Nests in cavities. Parasite of Tortricid larvae. | |
Ancistrocerus oviventris | a potter wasp or mason wasp | ||
Ancistrocerus parietinus | a potter wasp or mason wasp | Parasite of Lepidopterous larvae. | |
Ancistrocerus parietum | Wall Mason Wasp | Parasite of Lepidopterous larvae | |
Anoplius concinnus | a spider-hunting wasp | Parasite of Lycosid spiders | |
Anoplius nigerrimus | a spider-hunting wasp | Parasite of Lycosid spiders | |
Anoplius viaticus | Black Banded Spider Wasp | Parasite of various spiders | |
Arachnospila anceps | a Spider Hunting Wasp. | Uncommon | |
Argogorytes mystaceus | Field Digger Wasp | Nests in light soil; parasite of Homoptera. | |
Cerceris ruficornis | a solitary wasp | Common. | |
Chrysis angustula | a rubytail wasp | ||
Chrysis ignita | a rubytail wasp | Parasite of other Hymenoptera | |
Chrysis rutiliventris | a rubytail wasp | Mainly coastal. | |
Chrysis schenkei | a rubytail wasp | Notable. | |
Crabro cribrarius | Slender Bodied Digger Wasp | On sandy heathland; parasite of Diptera. | |
Crossocerus capitosus | a solitary wasp | Parasite of Diptera and Hymenoptera | |
Crossocerus cetratus | a solitary wasp | Nests in hollow stems and dead wood; parasite of Diptera and Hymenoptera. | |
Crossocerus dimidiatus | Blunt Tailed Digger Wasp | Nests in rotten wood; parasite of Diptera. | |
Crossocerus distinguendus | a solitary wasp | Scarce. | |
Crossocerus elongatulus | Slender Digger Wasp | Common. | |
Crossocerus megacephalus | a solitary wasp | Nests in rotten wood; parasite of Diptera | |
Crossocerus pusillus | a solitary wasp | Nests in soil; parasite of small Diptera | |
Crossocerus quadrimaculatus | 4-spotted Digger Wasp | Nests in soil; parasite of Diptera | |
Diodontus tristis | Melancholy Black Wasp | Nests in sand or mortar; parasite of aphids. | |
Dolichovespula media | a social wasp | Nests in bushes; very rare. A recent arrival in Britain, first Exmoor record early 1990s. | |
Dolichovespula norwegica | Norwegian Wasp | ||
Dolichovespula sylvestris | Tree Wasp | Nests in trees. | |
Dryinidae sp. | a dryinid wasp | Parasites of leaf-hopper bugs. | |
Ectemnius cephalotes | a solitary wasp | Nests in dead wood; parasite of Muscids and Syrphids. | |
Ectemnius continuus | a solitary wasp | Nests in dead wood; parasite of Muscids and Syrphids. | |
Ectemnius lituratus | a solitary wasp | Nests in dead wood, parasite of Muscids. | |
Epyris niger | a bethylid wasp | ||
Evaetes dubius | a spider-hunting wasp | Rare. Na | |
Gorytes bicinctus | a solitary wasp | Nests in light soils; parasite of Diptera | |
Gymnomerus laevipes | a mason wasp | Scarce. | |
Mellinus arvensis | Field Digger Wasp | Nests in light soils; parasite of Diptera | |
Miscophus concolor | a solitary wasp | Nests on heaths; parasite of small spiders. | |
Nysson spinosus | Large Spurred Digger Wasp | Kleptoparasite of Argogorytes spp. | |
Odynerus spinipes | Spiny Mason Wasp | Parasite on Coleoptera larvae | |
Oxybelus uniglumis | Common Spiny Digger Wasp | Nests in sandy soils; parasite of Diptera | |
Passaloecus gracilis | a solitary wasp | Nests in beetle burrows; parasite of same. | |
Pemphredon lugubris | MOURNFUL WASP | Nests in plant stems and wood. | |
Pompilus spissa | a spider-hunting wasp | Scarce. | |
Priocnemis exaltata | A Spider Hunting Wasp. | Rare. | |
Priocnemis parvula | a spider-hunting wasp | Common. | |
Psen bicolor | Two Coloured Mimic Wasp | Nests in sandy soils; parasite of Homoptera | |
Rhopalum coarctatum | a solitary wasp | ||
Symmorphus connexus | a potter wasp or mason wasp | Nests in plant stems | |
Symmorphus gracilis | a potter wasp or mason wasp | Visits flowers of Scrophularia | |
Tiphia femorata | a solitary wasp | Parasite of dung beetles | |
Trichrysis cyanea | a rubytail wasp | A kleptoparasite of wood boring aculeates | |
Trypoxylon attenuatum | Slender Wood Borer Wasp | Parasite of various spiders | |
Vespa crabro | The Hornet | Nests in tree holes; locally common. Nests sometimes found in ENHS bird nest boxes in woodlands. | |
Vespula rufa | Red Wasp | Usually nests in the ground. | |
Vespula vulgaris | Common Wasp | Nests in various sites. | |
SECTION FOUR: ANTS | |||
Formica cunicularia | an ant | Nests under stones and in dry turf banks. | |
Formica fusca | Negro Ant | Nests under stones and tree stumps | |
Formica lemani | an ant | In upland areas. | |
Formica rufa | Red Wood Ant | Frequent in suitable woodlands. | |
Lasius alienus | an ant | On heather moorland | |
Lasius flavus | Yellow Meadow Ant | Common in fields and gardens. | |
Lasius fuliginosus | Jet Ant | Nests in varying sites. | |
Lasius niger | Small Black Ant | Abundant in gardens. | |
Lasius umbratus | an ant | Nests at base of old trees. | |
Leptothorax acervorum | Slender Ant | Nests in tree stumps under bark | |
Mutilla europaea | Large Velvet Ant | Parasite of Bumble bees. | |
Myrmica lobicornis | an ant | Nests in open woodland or moorland | |
Myrmica ruginodis | Red Ant | Nests under stones in woods & moorland | |
Myrmica scabrinodis | an ant | Nests in varying sites. | |
Myrmica sulcinodis | an ant | Nests under flat stones on heather moorland | |
Stenamma sp. | An ant | Species uncertain, possibly debile. | |
Tapinoma erraticum | Erratic Ant | Nests on heathland | |
Tetramorium caespitum | Turf Ant | Nests under stones on heaths and cliffs | |
SECTION FIVE: BEES | |||
Andrena apicata | Large Sallow Mining Bee | Rare in our area | |
Andrena bicolor | Gwynne's Mining Bee | ||
Andrena cineraria | Grey mining bee | Local. | |
Andrena clarkella | a solitary bee | Frequent. | |
Andrena coitana | a solitary bee | Visits bramble and apple flowers. | |
Andrena denticulata | a mining bee | Local in meadows and moorland edge. | |
Andrena dorsata | a solitary bee | Local. | |
Andrena flavipes | Yellow-legged Mining Bee | In various habitats. | |
Andrena fucata | a solitary bee | Visits various flowers. | |
Andrena fulva | Tawny Mining Bee | ||
Andrena fuscipes | a solitary bee | Local. | |
Andrena haemorrhoa | Early Mining Bee | Nests in ground; visits flowers of Crataegus and Salix. | |
Andrena helvola | Woodland edges and meadows. | ||
Andrena lapponica | a solitary bee | Visits Vaccinium flowers. | |
Andrena marginata | On scabious flowers only. Na. | ||
Andrena minitula | In various habitats. | ||
Andrena nigroaenea | a solitary bee | Visits various flowers. | |
Andrena nitidiusculus | a solitary bee | Very rare. RDB3. | |
Andrena ovatula | a solitary bee | Visits various flowers. | |
Andrena pubescens | a solitary bee | Local. | |
Andrena praecox | Small Sallow Mining Bee | Local | |
Andrena rosae | a solitary bee | Grasslands. Rare. RDB | |
Andrena saundersella | a solitary bee | Visits Umbelliferous flowers. | |
Andrena scotica | a solitary bee | ||
Andrena similis | Red backed mining bee. | Scarce | |
Andrena strangula | a solitary bee | Very rare. | |
Andrena subopaca | a solitary bee | Visits various flowers. | |
Andrena tarsata | a solitary bee | Local | |
Andrena thracicia | a solitary bee | Local. | |
Andrena trimmerana | Trimmer's Mining Bee | Visits flowers of various shrubs. | |
Andrena wilkella | In grasslands. | ||
Anthidium manicatum | Wool-carder Bee | Nests in woodland; visits flowers of Labiates | |
Anthophora plumipes | Hairy Footed Flower Bee | Nests in walls and in ground; visits Labiates. | |
Apis mellifera | Honey Bee | Commercially maintained; wild colonies sometimes found; very common on flowers. | |
Bombus barbutellus | Barbut's Cuckoo bee | ||
Bombus bohemicus | a Bumble-bee | ||
Bombus campestris | a Bumble-bee | ||
Bombus hortorum | Small Garden Bumble Bee | Nests among tree roots and in banks. | |
Bombus hypnorum | Tree Bumble Bee. | Numbers increased. | |
Bombus jonellus | Heath Bumble Bee | Nests subterranean; heathland. | |
Bombus lapidarius | Large Red Tailed Bumble Bee | Nests subterranean; visits flowers. | |
Bombus lucorum | White-tailed Bumble Bee | Nests subterranean; visits various flowers | |
Bombus magnus | Northern White-tailed Bumble Bee | Rare in our area | |
Bombus monticola | Mountain Bumble Bee | Scarce. | |
Bombus pascuorum | Common Carder Bee | Nests on surface; widespread. | |
Bombus pratorum | Early Bumble Bee | Nests early in season in various sites; visits blossoms of fruit trees. | |
Bombus sylvestris | a Cuckoo bumble-bee | ||
Bombus terrestris | Buff-tailed Bumble Bee | Nests subterranean; visits various flowers. | |
Bombus vestalis | Vestal Cuckoo Bee. | Preys on B.terrestris | |
Coelioxya conoidea | Large Sharp-tail Bee | ||
Coelioxya elongata | A Cuckoo Bee | Parasitic on Megachile willughbiella bee. | |
Colletes fodiens | a bee | Local | |
Colletes hederae | Ivy Bee | ||
Colletes marginatus | The Margined Colletes | Nests in loose sand; a coastal species. | |
Colletes succinctus | a solitary bee | Nests in ground; visits flowers of Calluna and Erica | |
Dasypoda altercator | Hairy Legged Mining Bee | In sandy localities. | |
Epeolus cruciger | A Cuckoo Bee | On Collettes bees. Local | |
Epeolus variegates | A Cuckoo Bee | On Collettes bees. Local | |
Eucera longicornis | a nomad or mason bee | Nests in ground, sometimes in large colonies. | |
Halictus eurygnathus | a solitary bee | ||
Halictus rubicundus | a solitary bee | Nests in ground; often in large colonies. | |
Halictus tumulorum | a solitary bee | Often stylopised. | |
Hoplitis claviventris | a solitary bee | Local. | |
Hylaeus communis | Common Yellow-face bee | Local | |
Hylaeus confusus | a solitary bee | Uncommon. | |
Hylaeus cornutus | a solitary bee | Scarce. Na. | |
Hylaeus hyalinatus | a solitary bee | ||
Hylaeus pictipes | a solitary bee | RDB | |
Lasioglossum albipes | a solitary bee | Visits Senecio etc. | |
Lasioglossum calceatum | Slender Mining Bee | Visits Senecio and Umbelliferous flowers. | |
Lasioglossum cupromicans | a solitary bee | Visits flowers of yellow Composites | |
Lasioglossum fratellum | a solitary bee | A moorland species. Visits flowers of Senecio. | |
Lasioglossum laevigatum | a solitary bee | Visits flowers of Scrophularia | |
Lasioglossum leucopum | a solitary bee | Nests in sandy ground. Visits flowers. | |
Lasioglossum malachurus | a solitary bee | Visits Trifolium flowers. | |
Lasioglossum minutissimum | Least Mining-bee | Uncommon. | |
Lasioglossum morio | Brassy Mining Bee | Nests in wall mortar; common in gardens. | |
Lasioglossum punctatissimum | a solitary bee | Visits gorse flowers on heath and near coast. | |
Lasioglossum smeathmanellum | a solitary bee | Common. | |
Lasioglossum villosulum | Shaggy Mining Bee | Visits flowers of yellow Composites | |
Lasioglossum xanthopum | Yellow Footed Mining Bee | Visits various flowrs. | |
Megachile centuncularis | Patchwork Leaf-cutter Bee | Nests in wood or soil; visits flowers of Rubus. | |
Megachile ligniseca | A leaf-cutter bee | ||
Megachile versicolor | A leaf-cutter bee | Local. | |
Megachile willughbiella | Willughby's Leaf-cutter Bee | Nests in pre-existing holes in wood, walls or soil. | |
Nomada argentata | A Cuckoo Bee | Scarce. RDB3. | |
Nomada fabriciana | Fabricius' Nomad Bee | Kleptoparasite of Andrena spp. Visits flowers. | |
Nomada flava | a nomad or mason bee | Kleptoparasite of Andrena spp. Visits flowers. | |
Nomada flavoguttata | a nomad or mason bee | Kleptoparasite of Andrena spp. Visits flowers. | |
Nomada flavopicta | Blunt-horn Nomad Bee | At Dunster 2020 | |
Nomada fucata | a nomad or mason bee | Very local. | |
Nomada glabella | Bilberry Nomad Bee | Scarce. Among Vaccinium | |
Nomada goodeniana | Gooden's Nomad Bee | Kleptoparasite of Andrena spp. Visits flowers. | |
Nomada lathburiana | A Cuckoo Bee | Scarce. RDB3. | |
Nomada marshamella | Marsham's Nomad Bee | Kleptoparasite of Andrena spp. Visits flowers. | |
Nomada obtusifrons | Local | ||
Nomada panzer | Panzer’s Nomad Bee | Scarce | |
Nomada ruficornis | Red-horned Nomad Bee. | ||
Nomada rufipes | Golden-rod Nomad Bee | Kleptoparasite of Andrena spp. Visits flowers. | |
Osmia aurulenta | Gold-ringed Mason Bee | Local | |
Osmia fulviventris | a solitary bee | Probably incorrect record. Recorded by visiting naturalists. | |
Osmia rufa | Red Mason Bee | ||
Panurgus banksianus | a solitary bee | Nests in sandy ground. Visits dandelion flowers. | |
Panurgus calcaratus | a solitary bee | Local | |
Psithyrus sylvestris | Four Coloured Cuckoo Bee | Parasite of Bombus pratorum Common. | |
Psithyrus vestalis | Vestal Cuckoo Bee | Social parasite of B.lucorum and B.terrestris | |
Sphecodes crassus | a solitary bee | Visits various flowers. | |
Sphecodes monilicornis | Box-headed Blood Bee | Local. | |
Stelis ornatula | A Cuckoo Bee | on Hoplitis claviventris. RDB3. Scarce |
Beetles and Weevils A-G
Beetles and Weevils A-G. Updated dated to to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No 50 Pt. 1 Spring 2024. Listed alphabetically by scientific name.Scientific Name | Common Name | Notes | ||||
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Abax parallelepipedus | a ground beetle | In woodland. | ||||
Abdera biflexuosa | a false darkling beetle | [NS] 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||||
Abdera flexuosa | a false darkling beetle | [NS] 1999 Horner Wood | ||||
Abraeus globosus | a carrion beetle | In decaying wood. | ||||
Acalles ptinoides | a weevil | In dead wood. | ||||
Acanthephodus onopordi | a seed weevil | On thistles. | ||||
Acidota crenata | a rove beetle | In moss and leaf litter. | ||||
Acidota cruentata | a rove beetle | Cultivated ground or in moss. | ||||
Acilius sulcatus | a water beetle | In shallow, muddy pools. | ||||
Acrolocha sulculus | a rove beetle | In dung | ||||
Acrotona aterrima | In dung | |||||
Acrotona muscorum | In fungus. | |||||
Acrotrichis atomaria | a featherwing beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||||
Acrotrichis montandonii | a beetle | 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||||
Acrotrichis rosskotheni | a featherwing beetle | In ancient valley woodland. | ||||
Acrotrichis sitkaensis | a featherwing beetle | In damp leaf litter. | ||||
Acrulia inflata | a rove beetle | in old parkland | ||||
Actenicerus sjaelandicus | Marsh Click Beetle | On wet moorland. | ||||
Actidium aterrimum | a featherwing beetle | Shingle by rivers and streams. | ||||
Actocharis readingii | Under stones on coast. RDBK. VC4 | |||||
Acupalpus dubius | a ground beetle | In coastal marshes | ||||
Acupalpus exiguus | a ground beetle | In coastal marshes. | ||||
Acupalpus meridianus | a ground beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||||
Adalia bipunctata | Two-spot Ladybird | Usually very common in a range of habitats. | ||||
Adalia decempunctata | Ten-spot Ladybird | A range of habitats. | ||||
Adrastus pallens | a click beetle | Minehead 1935. In woodland. | ||||
Aegialia arenaria | a dung beetle or chafer | On sandy soils at the coast | ||||
Aeletes atomarius Aub? | [RDB3] | |||||
Aepus marinus | a ground beetle | Rare under stones on sand at around high water mark. | ||||
Aepus robinii | [NS] - VC4 | |||||
Agabus affinis | a water beetle | In spring-head mires. | ||||
Agabus biguttatus | a water beetle | Small streams and springs. Last Exmoor record Porlock 1896. | ||||
Agabus bipustulatus | a water beetle | In standing and flowing freshwater. | ||||
Agabus conspersus | a water beetle | In brackish coastal ditches. | ||||
Agabus guttatus | a water beetle | in streams and springs. | ||||
Agabus melanarius | a water beetle | In puddles and pools. | ||||
Agabus montanus | a water beetle | In Sphagnum bogs. | ||||
Agabus nebulosus | a water beetle | In shallow, muddy pools. | ||||
Agabus paludosus | a water beetle | Local in still water. | ||||
Agabus paludosus | ||||||
Agabus sturmii | ||||||
Agathidium convexum | ||||||
Agathidium nigrinum Sturm | A fungus beetle | Recorded 2021 | ||||
Agathidium rotundatum | a round fungus beetle | In fungi on dead wood. Only record was from Minehead inû1948. | ||||
Agathidium seminulum | a round fungus beetle | Under bark of decaying oak. | ||||
Agathidium varians | a round fungus beetle | In leaf litter in woodland. | ||||
Agelastica alniLinnaeus,`758) | a Longhorn beetle | on Alder 2023 | ||||
Agonum albipes | a ground beetle | In a range of habitats near water. | ||||
Agonum assimile | a ground beetle | Under bark in deciduous woodland. | ||||
Agonum dorsale | a ground beetle | On cultivated ground. | ||||
Agonum fuliginosum | a ground beetle | In a range of wet habitats. | ||||
Agonum gracile | a ground beetle | In fens. | ||||
Agonum marginatum | a ground beetle | Local on open muddy substrates in wetlands. | ||||
Agonum moestum | a ground beetle | Grass tussocks at edge of lake. | ||||
Agonum muelleri | a ground beetle | In a range of open habitats. | ||||
Agonum obscurum | a ground beetle | In coastal fens. | ||||
Agonum piceum | a ground beetle | In fens. | ||||
Agonum thoreyi | a ground beetle | In coastal marshes. | ||||
Agrilus sinuatus | Hawthorn Jewel Beetle | On Hawthorn. | ||||
Agriotes acuminatus | a click beetle | woodland | ||||
Agriotes lineatus | Wireworm (larva) | In open habitats on the coast. | ||||
Agriotes obscurus | a click beetle | In a range of open habitats. | ||||
Agriotes pallidulus | a click beetle | A range of habitats. | ||||
Agriotes sordidus | a click beetle | In strandline litter. Porlock Weir 1946 and 1998. | ||||
Agriotes sputator | a click beetle | In a range of open habitats. | ||||
Agrypnus murinus | a click beetle | Coastal grassland. | ||||
Alaobia linderi (Brisout) | ||||||
Alaobia pallidicornis | In fungus. | |||||
Alaobia sodalis | In fungus. | |||||
Aleochara bilineata | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Aleochara bipustulata s.l. | a rove beetle | In dung. | ||||
Aleochara cuniculorum | a rove beetle | In rabbit burrows. Dunster 1919. | ||||
Aleochara curtula | a rove beetle | In carrion. Minehead & Dunster 1951. | ||||
Aleochara funebris | a rove beetle | |||||
Aleochara intricata | a rove beetle | Hopcott Common, 1951. In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Aleochara lanuginosa | a rove beetle | In dung. | ||||
Aleochara lata | ||||||
Aleochara maculata | a rove beetle | In old valley woodland. East Lyn, 1870. | ||||
Aleochara ruficornis | a rove beetle | [N.] | ||||
Aleochara sparsa | a rove beetle | In old birds nest. | ||||
Aloconota cambrica | a rove beetle | In flood litter. Last record Porlock 1896. | ||||
Aloconota currax | a rove beetle | Last record Porlock 1896. In flood litter | ||||
Aloconota gregaria | a rove beetle | In wetlands. | ||||
Aloconota insecta | a rove beetle | River banks. | ||||
Aloconota sulcifrons | a rove beetle | On river shingle and in flood litter. Last record Porlock 1907. | ||||
Alophus triguttatus | a weevil | Grassland | ||||
Alosterna tabacicolor | a longhorn beetle | in woodland. | ||||
Altica longicollis | [NS] Devon, coastal heath. | |||||
Altica lythri | a leaf beetle | Coastal marshes. On willowherb. | ||||
Altica oleracea | a leaf beetle | On moorland and heathland. | ||||
Amalorrhynchus melanarius | a weevil | On water-cress. | ||||
Amara aenea | Common Sun Beetle | In a range of open habitats. | ||||
Amara apricaria | a ground beetle | On open weedy ground | ||||
Amara aulica | a ground beetle | On open weedy ground | ||||
Amara communis | a ground beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||||
Amara consularis [ | a ground beetle | [Nb] | ||||
Amara convexior Stephens.. | Heathland. VC4. | |||||
Amara convexiuscula | a ground beetle | On sandy soils at the coast. | ||||
Amara familiaris | a ground beetle | In a range of dry open habitats. | ||||
Amara lucida | a ground beetle | On sandy soil at the coast. | ||||
Amara lunicollis | a ground beetle | On moorland | ||||
Amara ovata | a ground beetle | On open weedy ground | ||||
Amara plebeja | a ground beetle | In a range of habitats | ||||
Amara similata | a ground beetle | On open weedy ground. | ||||
Amara tibialis | a ground beetle | On dry sandy soils. | ||||
Amischa analis | a rove beetle | In a range of habitats | ||||
Amischa cavifrons | a rove beetle | in moss. Last record Minehead 1946. | ||||
Amischa decipiens | a rove beetle | In woodland. | ||||
Amischa forcipata | a rove beetle | In flood litter. | ||||
Ampedus balteatus | a click beetle | On birch foliage or sometimes under bark and in rotten woodûof birch or oak. Last record Porlock Weir 1947. | ||||
Amphicyllis globus (Fabricius) | ||||||
Amphimallon solstitialis | Summer Chafer | Formerly abundant in some years but now rather scarce. On shrubs or trees or comes to light. | ||||
Anacaena bipustulata | a scavenger water beetle | Coastal marshes. Last Exmoor record Minehead 1935. | ||||
Anacaena globulus | a scavenger water beetle | In a range of freshwater and wetland habitats. | ||||
Anacaena limbata s.l. | a scavenger water beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||||
Anacaena lutescens | a scavenger water beetle | Upland pools. | ||||
Anaglyptus mysticus | a longhorn beetle | Woodland. | ||||
Anaspis costai | a tumbling flower beetle | On hawthorn flowers in woodlands | ||||
Anaspis frontalis | a tumbling flower beetle | On hawthorn blossom | ||||
Anaspis garneysi | a tumbling flower beetle | On hawthorn blossom. Horner Woods 1948 | ||||
Anaspis humeralis | a tumbling flower beetle | On hawthorn blossom. | ||||
Anaspis lurida | a tumbling flower beetle | in woodlands. | ||||
Anaspis maculata | a tumbling flower beetle | On hawthorn blossom | ||||
Anaspis pulicaria | a tumbling flower beetle | On hawthorn blossom. | ||||
Anaspis regimbarti | a tumbling flower beetle | On hawthorn blossom | ||||
Anaspis rufilabris | a tumbling flower beetle | On hawthorn blossom | ||||
Anatis ocellata | Eyed Ladybird | On conifers. | ||||
Anisosticta novemdecimpunctata | Water Ladybird | On vegetation near fresh water. (19 spot ladybird) | ||||
Anisotoma humeralis | a round fungus beetle | In decaying wood in woodland and parkland. | ||||
Anitys rubens Sturm | [Nb] | |||||
Anobium punctatum | Woodworm | In dead wood and old buildings. | ||||
Anommatus duodecimstriatus | a cerylonid beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||||
Anomognathus cuspidatus | a rove beetle | Under bark | ||||
Anoplus plantaris | a weevil | On birch. | ||||
Anoplus roboris | a weevil | On alder. | ||||
Anotylus complanatus | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Anotylus inustus | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus and dung. | ||||
Anotylus nitidulus | ||||||
Anotylus rugosus | a rove beetle | Grassy or mossy places. | ||||
Anotylus sculpturatus | a rove beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||||
Anotylus tetracarinatus | a rove beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||||
Antherophagus nigricornis | a silken fungus beetle | Thought to associate with humble bees. | ||||
Antherophagus pallens | a silken fungus beetle | Thought to associate with humble bees. | ||||
Anthicus antherinus | an antlike beetle | In hedges. | ||||
Anthicus floralis | an antlike beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Anthicus tobias | an antlike beetle | On rubbish dumps. | ||||
Anthobium atrocephalum | a rove beetle | In leaf litter | ||||
Anthobium unicolor | a rove beetle | Widespread | ||||
Anthonomus bituberculatus | a weevil | |||||
Anthonomus pedicularius | a weevil | On hawthorn | ||||
Anthonomus rubi | Strawberry Blossom Weevil | On rosaceous plants. | ||||
Anthonomus ulmi | a weevil | On elm. | ||||
Anthrenus fuscus | a museum or larder beetle | In birds nests and on flowers in summer. Larvae eat woollen carpets etc. in buildings. | ||||
Anthrenus verbasci | Carpet beetle | in houses. | ||||
Anthribus nebulosus | a fungus weevil | |||||
Aphidecta obliterata | Larch Ladybird | On coniferous trees. | ||||
Aphodius ater | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung in open country. | ||||
Aphodius coenosus | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung on dry heathland. | ||||
Aphodius conspurcatus | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung. | ||||
Aphodius contaminatus | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung. | ||||
Aphodius depressus | a dung beetle or chafer | in dung | ||||
Aphodius equestris | a dung beetle or chafer | On dung in woodland. | ||||
Aphodius erraticus | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung. Minehead 1946. | ||||
Aphodius fimetarius | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung | ||||
Aphodius foetidus | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung. | ||||
Aphodius fossor | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung. Also comes to m/v light. | ||||
Aphodius granarius | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung | ||||
Aphodius haemorrhoidalis | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung. | ||||
Aphodius ictericus | a dung beetle or chafer | In vegetable detritus or in dung. | ||||
Aphodius luridus | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung. Minehead 1946. | ||||
Aphodius merdarius | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung. Alcombe Common 1947. | ||||
Aphodius obliteratus | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung. Minehead 1906. | ||||
Aphodius plagiatus | a dung beetle or chafer | In coastal marshes. | ||||
Aphodius prodromus | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung and vegetable detritus. Alcombe Common 1947. | ||||
Aphodius pusillus | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung. | ||||
Aphodius rufipes | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung and at light. | ||||
Aphodius sphacelatus | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung. | ||||
Aphthona euphorbiae | Large Flax Flea Beetle | Feeds on spurges. | ||||
Aphthona nonstriata | Iris Flea Beetle | On yellow flag iris. | ||||
Apion frumentarium | a seed weevil | On dock. | ||||
Apion haematodes | a seed weevil | On sheeps sorrel. | ||||
Apion rubens | a seed weevil | On Sheep's sorrel. | ||||
Aplotarsus incanus | a click beetle | In wetlands | ||||
Apoderus coryli | Hazel Leaf-roller Weevil | On hazel | ||||
Apteropeda globosa | a leaf beetle | On Lamium album. | ||||
Apteropeda orbiculata | a leaf beetle | In woodlands. | ||||
Arhopalus rusticus | a longhorn beetle | In pine trees. | ||||
Arhopalus tristis | a longhorn beetle | On coniferous timber in houses. | ||||
Aridius bifasciatus | a mould beetle | A range of habitats. | ||||
Aridius nodifer | a mould beetle | A range of habitats. | ||||
Asaphidion curtum | Horner Wood. | |||||
Asemum striatum | a longhorn beetle | On coniferous logs. Minehead 1952. Probable introduction. | ||||
Aspidapion (Koestilinia) aeneum | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion aeneum. On Mallow. Minehead 1949. Perhaps decreasing. | ||||
Aspidapion radiolus | a seed weevil | On mallow. | ||||
Aspidiphorus orbiculatus | a slime mould beetle | In fungi. | ||||
Astenus lyonessius | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Astenus pulchellus | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Atheta atricolor(Sharp, 1869) | a rove beetle | In pony dung. 2023 | ||||
Atheta amicula | a rove beetle | In fungi. | ||||
Atheta amplicollis | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||||
Atheta aquatica | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. Porlock 1896. | ||||
Atheta aquatilis | a rove beetle | In moss by coastal waterfall. VC4. Notable. | ||||
Atheta atramentaria | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus and dung. | ||||
Atheta autumnalis | a rove beetle | Under beech bark. RDB | ||||
Atheta basicornis | a rove beetle | Under beech bark. Notable. | ||||
Atheta britanniae | a rove beetle | |||||
Atheta cadaverina | a rove beetle | In fungi. | ||||
Atheta celata | a rove beetle | In fungus. | ||||
Atheta cinnamoptera | a rove beetle | In fungus. | ||||
Atheta clientula | a rove beetle | Local in damp grass. | ||||
Atheta corvina | a rove beetle | |||||
Atheta crassicornis | a rove beetle | In rotting fungi. | ||||
Atheta debilis | a rove beetle | In flood litter. | ||||
Atheta divisa | a rove beetle | In rotting fungi in woodland. | ||||
Atheta elongatula | a rove beetle | In litter. 1948 Withypool. 1935 Minehead. | ||||
Atheta excellens | a rove beetle | Rare. | ||||
Atheta fungi | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Atheta fungicola | a rove beetle | In fungus. | ||||
Atheta glabricula | a rove beetle | [NS] 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||||
Atheta graminicola | a rove beetle | Watersmeet, Devon, | ||||
Atheta harwoodii | a rove beetle | On sappy beech stump | ||||
Atheta hepatica | a rove beetle | In woodland. | ||||
Atheta hypnorum | a rove beetle | In litter in woodland. Withypool 1948. | ||||
Atheta incognita | VC4 | |||||
Atheta intermedia | a rove beetle | In fungus. | ||||
Atheta ischnocera | a rove beetle | |||||
Atheta laevana | a rove beetle | In dung. | ||||
Atheta laticollis | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Atheta liturata | a rove beetle | In fungi in woodland. Nettlecombe 1866 (Blue Anchor 1935) | ||||
Atheta longicornis | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||||
Atheta luridipennis | a rove beetle | In flood litter. Porlock 1907. | ||||
Atheta marcida | a rove beetle | In rotten fungus. | ||||
Atheta melanaria | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus and dung. Porlock 1896. (? later records) | ||||
Atheta melanocera | a rove beetle | In flood litter. Porlock 1907. | ||||
Atheta monticola | a rove beetle | 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||||
Atheta muscorum | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Atheta nigra | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Atheta nigricornis | a rove beetle | In damp bird and animal nests | ||||
Atheta occulta | a rove beetle | In fungi. | ||||
Atheta orbata | a rove beetle | In wet litter. Selworthy 1949. | ||||
Atheta pallidicornis | a rove beetle | In rotting vegetation. | ||||
Atheta pertyi | a rove beetle | In rotting fungi. | ||||
Atheta pilicornis | a rove beetle | In Polyporus squamosus brackets. | ||||
Atheta ravilla | a rove beetle | In rotting fungi. | ||||
Atheta setigera | a rove beetle | In beech litter. | ||||
Atheta sodalis | a rove beetle | Local. | ||||
Atheta strandiella(Brundin,1954) | a rove beetle | [N] In valley bog, 2023 | ||||
Atheta sordidula | a rove beetle | |||||
Atheta subsinuata | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. Withypool 1948. | ||||
Atheta triangulum | a rove beetle | On sappy beech stump | ||||
Atheta trinotata | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. Minehead 1946. | ||||
Atheta vestita | a rove beetle | In strandline litter. | ||||
Atheta xanthopus | a rove beetle | In moss. Nettlecombe 1866. | ||||
Atholus duodecimstriatus | a carrion beetle | In dung and vegetable detritus. | ||||
Athous bicolor | a click beetle | A range of habitats | ||||
Athous haemorrhoidalis | Red-brown Skipjack. | A range of habitats. | ||||
Athous vittatus | a click beetle | In old woodland. | ||||
Atomaria atricapilla | a silken fungus beetle | In vegetable detritus. Records from Minehead and Selworthy inû1949. | ||||
Atomaria fuscipes | a silken fungus beetle | In fungi. | ||||
Atomaria gutta | a silken fungus beetle | Coastal marshes. Minehead 1935. | ||||
Atomaria lewisi Reitter. | ||||||
Atomaria linearis | Pygmy Beetle | In haystack refuse. | ||||
Atomaria pusilla | a silken fungus beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Atomaria rubella | a silken fungus beetle | In haystacks. | ||||
Atomaria rubida | a silken fungus beetle | In dung | ||||
Atomaria testacea | a silken fungus beetle | In grass litter. | ||||
Atrecus affinis | a rove beetle | Under bark in woodland. | ||||
Attagenus pellio | Two-spotted Carpet Beetle | In houses and outdoors. | ||||
Attelabus nitens | Oak Leaf-roller | In old woodland | ||||
Autalia impressa | a rove beetle | in decaying fungi. | ||||
Autalia longicornis | a rove beetle | A segregate of the former Autalia impressa aggregate. A. longicornis appears to be much the commoner of the two on Exmoor. (See Exmoor Naturalist No. 27 Spring 2000). In decaying fungi. | ||||
Autalia rivularis | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Badister bullatus Schrank (Syn. B. bipustulatus | A ground beetle | Dry open ground | ||||
Barynotus obscurus | Ground Weevil | In woodland. | ||||
Barypeithes araneiformis | Spider weevil | A range of habitats. Hopcott Common 1949. | ||||
Barypeithes duplicatus | A spider weevil | Low vegetation, Minehead 1946 | ||||
Barypeithes pellucidus | Hairy spider weevil | A range of habitats. | ||||
Batophila aerata (Marsham) | ||||||
Batophila rubi | Raspberry Flea Beetle | On branbles. | ||||
Bembidion aeneum | a ground beetle | Local on muddy riverbanks and in coastal marshes. | ||||
Bembidion articulatum | a ground beetle | Rare on banks of streams and rivers. | ||||
Bembidion assimile | a ground beetle | Scarce, generally occurring in reed-beds. | ||||
Bembidion atrocoeruleum | a ground beetle | Rare. Damp sandy soils;coast. | ||||
Bembidion biguttatum | a ground beetle | In coastal marshes | ||||
Bembidion decorum | a ground beetle | Scarce on shingle and gravel banks by streams and rivers. | ||||
Bembidion dentellum | a ground beetle | Under bark. | ||||
Bembidion guttula | a ground beetle | In fens. | ||||
Bembidion harpaloides | a ground beetle | Common in a range of habitats. | ||||
Bembidion lampros | a ground beetle | Common in a range of habitats. | ||||
Bembidion laterale | a ground beetle | Rare in salt-marshes. Last recorded Dunster, 1919. | ||||
Bembidion lunulatum | a ground beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||||
Bembidion mannerheimi | a ground beetle | Local in a range of habitats. | ||||
Bembidion minimum | a ground beetle | Rare on sparsely vegetated, brackish soils by the coast. | ||||
Bembidion nitidulum | a ground beetle | Rare in humid woodland | ||||
Bembidion obliquum Sturm | a ground beetle | In willow carr | ||||
Bembidion obtusum | a ground beetle | Rare on open cultivated land. | ||||
Bembidion properans | a ground beetle | Damp soil and river banks. | ||||
Bembidion punctulatum | a ground beetle | Scarce on shingle and gravel banks by streams and rivers. | ||||
Bembidion quadrimaculatum | a ground beetle | Rare on damp, sparsely vegetated soils. | ||||
Bembidion quinquestriatum | a ground beetle | In old walls. | ||||
Bembidion tetracolum | a ground beetle | Common in a range of habitats. | ||||
Bembidion tibiale | a ground beetle | Common on shingle and gravel banks by streams and rivers. | ||||
Bembidion varium | a ground beetle | Scarce on coastal marshes | ||||
Bembidon monticola | Woodlands. [NS] | |||||
Bembidon normannum | Bossington. [NS] | |||||
Berosus affinis | a scavenger water beetle | Coastal marshes. Last Exmoor record Minehead 1935 | ||||
Bessobia exceliens | In dung. | |||||
Biphyllus lunatus | a biphyllid beetle | In Daldinia (Cramp-ball) fungi on dead wood. | ||||
Bisnius sordidus (Gravenhorst) | ||||||
Bitoma crenata | a narrow timber beetle | Under bark of beech. | ||||
Blaps mucronata | Cellar Beetle | In buildings. | ||||
Bledius annae Sharp. | ||||||
Bledius germanicus | a rove beetle | Syn. B. limicola. In brackish mud. | ||||
Bledius unicornis | a rove beetle | On the coast. | ||||
Bolitobius analis | a rove beetle | In grass tussocks | ||||
Bolitobius cingulatus | a rove beetle | In moss. Last record Porlock 1907 | ||||
Bolitobius inclinans | In leaf litter | |||||
Bolitochara bella | a rove beetle | On fungi in woodland and parkland. | ||||
Bolitochara lucida | a rove beetle | On fungi in old parkland. Last recorded Nettlecombe 1866. | ||||
Bolitochara mulsanti | a rove beetle | On bracket fungi in woodland. | ||||
Bolitochara obliqua Erichson | ||||||
Bolitochara pulchra | a rove beetle | On fungi. | ||||
Bolitochara tecta (Assing) | Previously erroneously recorded as B. lucida. | |||||
Boreophilia eremita (Rye) | ||||||
Brachygluta haematica | a short-winged mould beetle | In wet woodlands. | ||||
Brachygluta helferi | a short-winged mould beetle | in salt-marshes. | ||||
Brachygluta simplex | a short-winged mould beetle | In salt marshes. | ||||
Brachypterolus pulicarius | Antirrhinum Beetle | On toadflax | ||||
Brachypterus glaber | a pollen or sap beetle | On stinging nettle | ||||
Brachypterus urticae | Nettle Pollen Beetle | On stinging nettle | ||||
Bradycellus caucasicus(Chaudoir,1846) | a ground beetle | [NS] In moorland vegetation 2023 | ||||
Bradycellus harpalinus | a ground beetle | In a range of dry open habitats. | ||||
Bradycellus ruficollis | a ground beetle | On heather moorland. | ||||
Bradycellus sharpi | a ground beetle | In moss | ||||
Bradycellus verbasci | a ground beetle | On dry sandy soils. Last recorded Minehead, 1949. | ||||
Broscus cephalotes | a ground beetle | Scrce on sandy substrates on the coast. | ||||
Bruchus atomarius (Linnaeus) | Nb | |||||
Bruchus loti | a seed beetle | On vetches. | ||||
Bruchus rufimanus | Bean Beetle | In grassland or cultivated Broad Beans. Minehead 1946. | ||||
Brundinia meridionalis | Litter in upper saltmarsh. | |||||
Bryaxis curtisi | a short-winged mould beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||||
Bryaxis puncticollis | a short-winged mould beetle | in woodlands. Withypool 1948; Alcombe 1935. | ||||
Brychius elevatus | a crawling water beetle | Rivers and streams. Last record Dunster 1927. | ||||
Byrrhus fasciatus | Banded Pill-beetle | Coastal grassland. Very local and scarce in Somerset. Last record 1949 Selworthy. | ||||
Byrrhus pilula | Pill Beetle | At plant roots on damp, sandy or stony soils. | ||||
Byrrhus pustulatus | a pill beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||||
Bythinus burrelli | a short-winged mould beetle | In moss. Withypool 1948. | ||||
Byturus tomentosus (B. ochraceus) | Raspberry Beetle | On bramble and raspberry flowers. | ||||
Cadaverota cadaverina | In fungus. | |||||
Caenopsis fissirostris (Walton) | [Nb.] | |||||
Caenopsis waltoni | a weevil | In moss. | ||||
Cafius fucicola | a rove beetle | In strandline litter at the coast. Last record Dunster1919. (Blue Anchor 1954) | ||||
Cafius xantholoma | a rove beetle | In strandline litter at the coast. Last record 1910, Minehead. | ||||
Calambus bipustulatus | a click beetle | In dead wood, Dunster Deer Park, 1919. | ||||
Calathus erratus | a ground beetle | Coastal sand. | ||||
Calathus fuscipes | a ground beetle | In a range of open habitats. | ||||
Calathus melanocephalus s.l. | a ground beetle | In a range of open habitats. | ||||
Calathus micropterus | a ground beetle | A 1906 record from Minehead was probably an error. | ||||
Calathus mollis | a ground beetle | On sand at the coast. | ||||
Calathus piceus | a ground beetle | In deciduous woodland. | ||||
Callicerus obscurus | a rove beetle | In flood litter. Last record Porlock 1907. | ||||
Calomicrus circumfusus | a leaf beetle | On heath and moorland. | ||||
Calvia quattuordecimguttata | Cream-spot ladybird | woodland | ||||
Calyptomerus dubius | an armadillo beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||||
Cantharis cryptica | Common Soldier | A range of habitats. | ||||
Cantharis decipiens | a soldier beetle | A range of habitats. | ||||
Cantharis fusca | Dark Sailor | In a range of wetland habitats. | ||||
Cantharis lateralis | a soldier beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||||
Cantharis livida | a soldier beetle | Woodland. | ||||
Cantharis nigra | a soldier beetle | A range of habitats. | ||||
Cantharis nigricans | Grey Sailor | Woodlands. | ||||
Cantharis pallida | Pale Soldier | Old woodland. | ||||
Cantharis pellucida | Wood Sailor. | Old woodland. | ||||
Cantharis rufa | a soldier beetle | On vegetation on heaths and damp meadows. Last recorded Minehead, 1949. | ||||
Cantharis rustica | Rustic Sailor | A range of habitats. | ||||
Carabus arvensis | a ground beetle | Local on moorland. Last recorded 1951 nr Exford. | ||||
Carabus granulatus | a ground beetle | Scarce in wet woodlands, fens and bogs. | ||||
Carabus monilis | a ground beetle | Waste and cultivated land. | ||||
Carabus nemoralis | a ground beetle | Cultivated and wooded land. | ||||
Carabus nemoralis Muller | ||||||
Carabus problematicus | a ground beetle | Common in a range of habitats. | ||||
Carabus violaceus | Violet Ground Beetle | Common in a range of habitats. | ||||
Carpelimus corticinus | a rove beetle | In coastal marshes. | ||||
Carpelimus elongatulus | wet woodland | |||||
Carpelimus pusillus | a rove beetle | Last Exmoor record Minehead 1948. In coastal marshes. | ||||
Carpelimus zealandicus | a rove beetle | Leaf litter at base of hedgerow. | ||||
Carpophilus hemipterus | Dried Fruit Beetle | In food stores. | ||||
Carpophilus marginellus | a pollen or sap beetle | in food stores | ||||
Cassida flaveola | Pale Tortoise Beetle | Wetland habitats. | ||||
Cassida prasina Illiger, 1798 | a Longhorn beetle | [NS]On dry acid grassland. 2023 | ||||
Cassida rubiginosa | Thistle Tortoise Beetle | On thistles. | ||||
Cassida sanguinosa | a Tortoise Beetle | On Pineappleweed V.C.4. | ||||
Cassida vibex Linnaeus | ||||||
Cassida viridis | Green Tortoise Beetle | On water mint. | ||||
Cassida vittata | Borded Tortoise Beetle | Coastal grassland. | ||||
Catapion pubescens | a seed weevil | on clover | ||||
Catapion seniculus | a seed weevil | on clover | ||||
Catops coracinus | a round fungus beetle | In carrion. | ||||
Catops fuliginosus Erichson | ||||||
Catops fuscus | a round fungus beetle | In carrion and vegetable detritus. | ||||
Catops grandicollis | a round fungus beetle | In carrion and vegetable detritus. Last recorded Selworthyû1949. | ||||
Catops morio | a round fungus beetle | In carrion and vegetable detritus. | ||||
Catops nigricans | a round fungus beetle | In carrion and vegetable detritus. | ||||
Catops nigrita | a round fungus beetle | In damp leaf litter. | ||||
Catops tristis | a round fungus beetle | In carrion and vegetable detritus. | ||||
Caulotrupodes aeneopiceus | a weevil | In dead wood. | ||||
Cephennium gallicum | a small antlike beetle | Woodland. Recorded Withypool, 1948. | ||||
Ceratapion carduorum | a seed weevil | Syn. Apium carduorum. On thistles. | ||||
Ceratapion gibbirostre | Grassland (First definite record for this half of the C. carduorum agg.) | |||||
Cercyon analis | a scavenger water beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||||
Cercyon atomarius | a scavenger water beetle | In dung and vegetable detritus. | ||||
Cercyon haemorrhoidalis | a scavenger water beetle | In herbivore dung. | ||||
Cercyon lateralis | a scavenger water beetle | In dung. | ||||
Cercyon melanocephalus | a scavenger water beetle | In herbivore dung. | ||||
Cercyon pygmaeus | a scavenger water beetle | In herbivore dung. | ||||
Cercyon quisquilius | a scavenger water beetle | In dung. | ||||
Cercyon tristis | a scavenger water beetle | Coastal marshes. In grass tussocks near water. Last Exmoor record Minehead 1935. | ||||
Cercyon unipunctatus | a scavenger water beetle | In compost. | ||||
Cercyon ustulatus | a scavenger water beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||||
Cerylon fagi | a cerylonid beetle | In dead wood in old woodland. | ||||
Cerylon ferrugineum | a cerylonid beetle | Under bark. | ||||
Cerylon histeroides | a cerylonid beetle | Under bark | ||||
Cetonia aurata | Rose Beetle | On coastal slopes. | ||||
Ceutorhynchus angulosus | a weevil | Syn. Datonychus ang. On Marsh Woundwort in valley fen. | ||||
Ceutorhynchus assimilis | Cabbage Seed Weevil | On crucifers. | ||||
Ceutorhynchus campestris | a weevil | Syn. Microplontus c. On Ox-eye daisy. Minehead 1935. | ||||
Ceutorhynchus cochleariae (Gyllenhal) | a weevil | Marshy grassland | ||||
Ceutorhynchus constrictus | a weevil | On garlic mustard. | ||||
Ceutorhynchus contractus | Cabbage Leaf Weevil | On crucifers. | ||||
Ceutorhynchus erysimi | a weevil | On Shepherd's purse | ||||
Ceutorhynchus floralis | a weevil | On crucifers. | ||||
Ceutorhynchus litura | a weevil | Syn. Hadroplontus lit. On thistles. | ||||
Ceutorhynchus melanostictus | a weevil | Syn. Datonychus mel. In coastal marshes. | ||||
Ceutorhynchus mixtus | a weevil | Syn. Sirocalodes m. On fumitory. | ||||
Ceutorhynchus pectoralis | a weevil | On Cardamine. | ||||
Ceutorhynchus picitarsis | a weevil | On hedge mustard. Minehead 1946. | ||||
Ceutorhynchus pollinarius | a weevil | Syn. Parethelcus p. On nettle | ||||
Ceutorhynchus quadridens | Cabbage Stem Weavil | Syn. C. pallidactylus (Marsham). On crucifers. | ||||
Ceutorhynchus rugulosus | a weevil | Syn. Microplontus rug. On Mayweed. | ||||
Ceutorhynchus sulcicollis | a weevil | On hedge mustard. | ||||
Chaetarthria seminulum | a scavenger water beetle | Coastal marshes. Last Exmoor record Minehead 1914-16. | ||||
Chaetocnema concinna | Beet Flea Beetle | A range of habitats. | ||||
Chaetocnema confusa | a leaf beetle | On vegetation. | ||||
Chaetocnema hortensis | a leaf beetle | In grassland. | ||||
Chaetocnema picipes Stephens | ||||||
Chaetonema subcoerulea | Nationally scarce | |||||
Chalcoides aurea | a leaf beetle | On poplars. Minehead 1906. | ||||
Chalcoides fulvicornis | Sallow Flea Beetle | On willows. | ||||
Chilocorus bipustulatus | Heather Ladybird | Minehead 1957. Coastal heaths. | ||||
Chilocorus renipustulatus | a ladybird | On trees. Minehead 1906. | ||||
Chlaenius nigricornis | Under stones in still water. Nb. | |||||
Choleva agilis (Illiger) | ||||||
Choleva glauca Britten | [N] | |||||
Choleva jeanneli Britten | ||||||
Choleva lederianaReitter, 1902 | A Fungus Beetle. | On coastal heath, 2023 | ||||
Choleva spadicea | a round fungus beetle | In moss. | ||||
Chrysolina banksi | a leaf beetle | A range of habitats. | ||||
Chrysolina fastuosa | Dead-nettle Leaf Beetle | Riverside habitats. | ||||
Chrysolina haemoptera | Plantain Leaf Beetle | In coastal grassland. | ||||
Chrysolina herbacea | ||||||
Chrysolina hyperici | a leaf beetle | On St.John's Worts (Hypericum | ||||
Chrysolina oricalcia | a leaf beetle | On umbellifers. Minehead 1950. Probably decreasing in Somerset. | ||||
Chrysolina polita | Knotgrass Leaf Beetle | A range of habitats. (Two-coloured Leaf Beetle). | ||||
Chrysolina staphylaea | a leaf beetle | On buttercups. Minehead 1935. | ||||
Chrysolina varians | a leaf beetle | On Hypericum | ||||
Chrysolina violacea | a leaf beetle | On ground ivy (Glechoma) in dry grassland. | ||||
Chrysomela populi | Red Poplar Leaf Beetle | From V.C.4 (Devon) | ||||
Cicindela campestris | Green Tiger Beetle | Locally common on moorland and coastal heaths. | ||||
Cidnorhinus quadrimaculatus | Small Nettle Weevil | Syn. Nedyus quadrimaculatus On nettles. | ||||
Cilea siphoides | a rove beetle | compost heaps. | ||||
Cionus alauda | a weevil | On figwort. | ||||
Cionus hortulanus | Figwort Weevil | On figwort. | ||||
Cionus scrophulariae | Figwort Weevil | On figwort | ||||
Cionus tuberculosus | Marshy grassland | |||||
Cis bidentatus | a small fungus beetle | In fungi on dead wood. | ||||
Cis bilamellatus | a small fungus beetle | On fungi in woodland. | ||||
Cis boleti | a small fungus beetle | In fungi on dead wood. | ||||
Cis fagi | a small fungus beetle | In fungi on dead wood. | ||||
Cis festivus | a small fungus beetle | On Stereum rugosum fungus. [Nb] | ||||
Cis hispidus | a small fungus beetle | In fungi on dead wood. | ||||
Cis micans (Fabricius) | a small fungus beetle | In fungi | In fungus | |||
Cis nitidus | a small fungus beetle | In fungi on dead wood. | ||||
Cis punctulatus | a small fungus beetle | 2020 Haddon Hill. | ||||
Cis pygmaeus | a small fungus beetle | In fungi on trees. | ||||
Cis vestitus | a small fungus beetle | In fungi on dead wood. | ||||
Clambus pubescens | an armadillo beetle | Hopcott Common 1949. In vegetable detritus | ||||
Claviger testaceus | Yellow Ants'-nest Beetle | In coastal grassland with ants. | ||||
Cleopus pulchellus | a weevil | On mullein and figwort. | ||||
Clivina fossor | a ground beetle | Local in a range of habitats. | ||||
Clytra quadripunctata | a leaf beetle | In woods. | ||||
Clytus arietis | Wasp Beetle | Woodland. | ||||
Coccidula rufa | a ladybird | Coastal marshes. | ||||
Coccidula scutellata | a ladybird | Costal marshes. Minehead 1946. | ||||
Coccinella hieroglyphica | a ladybird | On heather (Calluna) | ||||
Coccinella septempunctata | Seven-spot Ladybird | A range of habitats. | ||||
Coccinella undecimpunctata | 11-spot Ladybird | Coastal habitats | ||||
Coelambus confluens | a water beetle | Ponds and pools. | ||||
Coelambus impressopunctatus | a water beetle | Scarce. Drainage ditches. | ||||
Coeliodes dryados | a weevil | In oak woodland. Recorded Horner and Selworthy, 1949. | ||||
Coeliodes ruber | a weevil | In oak woodland. Recorded Porlock in moss 1911. Devon Exmoor records N.T. 1990s. | ||||
Coeliodes rubicundus | a weevil | On birch. | ||||
Coelostoma orbiculare | a scavenger water beetle | A range of freshwater habitats. | ||||
Colymbetes fuscus | a water beetle | Coastal marshes. Last recorded Minehead 1906. | ||||
Conopalpus testaceus | a false darkling beetle | 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||||
Corticaria elongata | a mould beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Corticaria ferruginea | a mould beetle | in moss. | ||||
Corticaria impressa | a mould beetle | In flood litter Porlock, 1907. | ||||
Corticarina fuscula | a mould beetle | A range of habitats. | ||||
Corticarina similata | a mould beetle | On spruce, Minehead 1948. Probably an introduction. | ||||
Corticeus linearis | a darkling beetle | In bark beetle burrows on conifers. Dunster 1919. | ||||
Cortinicara gibbosa | a mould beetle | A range of habitats. | ||||
Coryphium angusticolle | a rove beetle | [pNS] 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||||
Creophilus maxillosus | Carrion Beetle | In carrion. | ||||
Crepidodera aurata (Marsham) | A leaf beetle | On willows. | ||||
Crepidodera ferruginea | a leaf beetle | On thistles. | ||||
Crepidodera transversa | a leaf beetle | On thistles. | ||||
Cryptarcha strigata | a pollen or sap beetle | On sap runs on Sessile oak. | ||||
Cryptocephalus aureolus | a leaf beetle | VC4. | ||||
Cryptocephalus fulvus | a leaf beetle | On heath and grassland. | ||||
Cryptocephalus moraei | a leaf beetle | 2020 Dulverton area | ||||
Cryptocephalus parvulus | a leaf beetle | On fungi infested birch leaves. | ||||
Cryptocephalus pusillus | a leaf beetle | In birch woods. | ||||
Cryptophagus dentatus | a silken fungus beetle | On flowers or fungi. Minehead 1935. | ||||
Cryptophagus distinguendus | a silken fungus beetle | In small mammal nests. | ||||
Cryptophagus fuscicornis | a silken fungus beetle | 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||||
Cryptophagus lycoperdi | a silken fungus beetle | In earthball fungi. | ||||
Cryptophagus pilosus | a silken fungus beetle | In haystack refuse. | ||||
Cryptophagus ruficornis | a silken fungus beetle | In Daldinia (Cramp-ball) fungi on dead wood. Dunster 1919. | ||||
Cryptophagus scanicus | a silken fungus beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Cryptopleurum minutum s.l. | a scavenger water beetle | In dung and vegetable detritus. | ||||
Ctenicera cuprea | a click beetle | on moorland | ||||
Ctenicera pectinicornis | a click beetle | on moorland | ||||
Cteniopus sulphureus | Sulphur Beetle | On coastal flowers. | ||||
Ctesias serra | Cobweb Beetle | In spider webs on bark of old trees. | ||||
Curculio glandium | Acorn Weevil | On oak | ||||
Curculio pyrrhoceras | a weevil | On oak | ||||
Curculio salicivorus | Willow Gall Weevil | On willow | ||||
Curculio venosus | a weevil | On oak | ||||
Curculio villosus | a weevil | On oak. Minehead 1948. | ||||
Cyanostolus aeneus | a narrow bark beetle | On tree bark. | ||||
Cychramus luteus | a pollen or sap beetle | Woodland | ||||
Cychrus caraboides | Snail Hunter | Local in woodland | ||||
Cymbiodyta marginellus | a scavenger water beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||||
Cypha laeviuscula | a rove beetle | In damp leaf litter. | ||||
Cypha longicornis | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||||
Cyphon coarctatus | a marsh beetle | On vegetation nr freshwater. | ||||
Cyphon hilaris | a marsh beetle | In valley fens. | ||||
Cyphon padi (Linnaeus) | By boggy pools | By boggy pools | ||||
Cyphon palustris | a marsh beetle | On vegetation by drainage ditches. Alcombe Common 1950. | ||||
Cyphon variabilis s.l. | a marsh beetle | In coastal marshes | ||||
Cytilus sericeus | a pill beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||||
Dacne bipustulata | a shiny fungus beetle | In fungi on dead wood and amongst lichens. | ||||
Dacne rufifrons | a shiny fungus beetle | In fungi on dead wood | ||||
Dalopius marginatus | Bordered Skipjack | In woodland. | ||||
Dascillus cervinus | Orchid beetle | On grassland. Dunster 1906. | ||||
Dasytes aeratus | a malachite beetle | in woodland | ||||
Datomicra sordidula | In dung. | |||||
Deinopsis erosa (Stephens) | ||||||
Deleaster dichrous | a rove beetle | Comes to m/v light. | ||||
Demetrias atricapillus | a ground beetle | In a range of open habitats. | ||||
Dendrophilus pygmaeus | In red wood ant nest. | |||||
Denticollis linearis | a click beetle | In rotten wood. | ||||
Deporaus betulae | Birch Leaf Roller | On birch. | ||||
Deporaus mannerheimi | a leafroller weevil | on birch. | ||||
Dermestes murinus | a museum or larder beetle | In carrion. | ||||
Derocrepis rufipes | a leaf beetle | On vetches | ||||
Deronectes latus | a water beetle | In clear water. | ||||
Dianous coerulescens | a rove beetle | On stream banks | ||||
Dicheirotrichus gustavi | a ground beetle | In salt-marshes. | ||||
Dienerella elongata | a mould beetle | In vegetable detritus. Porlock 1896. | ||||
Dienerella ruficollis | a mould beetle | In haystack refuse. | ||||
Diglotta submarina | a rove beetle | Coastal sand. Last record Minehead 1948. | ||||
Dimetrota ischnocera | In dung | |||||
Dimetrota laevana | In woodland. | |||||
Dimetrota setigera | in dung. | |||||
Dinaraea aequata | a rove beetle | Under bark. | ||||
Dinaraea angustula | a rove beetle | In leaf litter. Hopcott Common 1949. | ||||
Dinaraea linearis | Under conifer bark | |||||
Dinarda maerkeli | a rove beetle | In nests of red wood ant. | ||||
Diplapion confluens | a seed weevil | On Mayweed. | ||||
Diplapion stolidum | a seed weevil | On Leucanthemum vulgare. (Dog Daisy). Minehead 1935. | ||||
Diplocoelus fagi | [Nb] | |||||
Donacia marginata | a leaf beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||||
Donacia simplex | Plain Reed Beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||||
Donacia thalassina | a leaf beetle | In moorland valley fen. | ||||
Donacia versicolorea | a leaf beetle | Upland pools. | ||||
Dorcatoma chrysomelina | ||||||
Dorcatoma flavicornis | a wood boring beetle | in dead wood. | ||||
Dorcatoma substriata | a wood boring beetle | [NS] 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||||
Dorcus parallelipipedus | Lesser Stag Beetle | In rotten wood. | ||||
Dorytomus longimanus | a weevil | On poplar | ||||
Dorytomus melanophthalmus | a weevil | on willow | ||||
Dorytomus rufatus | a weevil | On willows. | ||||
Dorytomus taeniatus | a weevil | On willow and poplar. | ||||
Dromius agilis | a ground beetle | Under bark. Last recorded Woodcombe, 1949. | ||||
Dromius linearis | a ground beetle | In a range of open habitats. | ||||
Dromius melanocephalus | a ground beetle | In dry grassland. | ||||
Dromius meridionalis | a ground beetle | Under bark. | ||||
Dromius notatus | a ground beetle | Dry soils. | ||||
Dromius quadrimaculatus | a ground beetle | On tree trunks and branches and under bark. | ||||
Dromius quadrinotatus | a ground beetle | On tree trunks and branches and under bark. | ||||
Dropephylla gracilicornis | a rove beetle | Delete D. devillei, | ||||
Dropephylla ioptera | a rove beetle | In rotting fungus | ||||
Dropephylla koltzei | a rove beetle | |||||
Dropephylla vilis s.s. | a rove beetle | Under beech bark | ||||
Drupenatus nasturtii | a weevil | On water-cress | ||||
Drusilla canaliculata | a rove beetle | In coastal grassland. | ||||
Dryocoetinus villosus | a bark or ambrosia beetle | Under oak bark. | ||||
Dryophilus pusillus | a wood boring beetle | On conifers, often larch. | ||||
Dryops auriculatus | a long-toed water beetle | In coastal marshes. Last recorded Porlock 1896. | ||||
Dryops ernesti | a long-toed water beetle | Coastal marshes. Last recorded Porlock 1896. | ||||
Dryops luridus | a long-toed water beetle | In coastal marshes. | ||||
Dyschirius luedersi | a ground beetle | Rare in coastal marshes. Last recorded Minehead 1933. | ||||
Dyschirius salinus | a ground beetle | Rare in coastal marshes. | ||||
Dyschirus globosus (Herbst) | ||||||
Dytiscus dimidiatus | a water beetle | Freshwater | ||||
Dytiscus marginalis | Great Diving Beetle | Moorland pools. | ||||
Elaphrus cupreus | a ground beetle | Local on open, muddy substrates, in wetlands. | ||||
Elaphrus riparius | a ground beetle | Rare on open, muddy substrates in fens. | ||||
Eledona agricola | a darkling beetle | On Sulphur polypore fungus (Laetiporus sulphureus) | ||||
Elmis aenea | a riffle beetle | In fast flowing streams and rivers. | ||||
Elodes marginata | a marsh beetle | In a range of habitats | ||||
Elodes minuta s.l. | a marsh beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||||
Encephalus complicans | a rove beetle | In moss etc. | ||||
Endomychus coccineus | a false ladybird | In fungi on dead wood. | ||||
Enicmus histrio | a mould beetle | Around roots of plants. | ||||
Enicmus rugosus | a mould beetle | On trees | ||||
Enicmus testaceus | a mould beetle | In powder fungus on trees. | ||||
Enicmus transversus | a mould beetle | A range of habitats. | ||||
Ennearthron cornutum | a small fungus beetle | In fungi on dead wood. | ||||
Enochrus bicolor | a scavenger water beetle | Brackish coastal marshes. | ||||
Enochrus fuscipennis | Wet acid flushes. | |||||
Enochrus melanocephalus | a scavenger water beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||||
Enochrus testaceus | a scavenger water beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||||
Ephistemus globulus | a silken fungus beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Epuraea aestiva | a pollen or sap beetle | On trees and shrubs. | ||||
Epuraea deleta | a pollen or sap beetle | in woodland | ||||
Epuraea distincta (Grimmer) | [Na] | |||||
Epuraea florea | a pollen or sap beetle | On hawthorn flowers. | ||||
Epuraea fuscicollis | a pollen or sap beetle | On sap runs on Sessile oak. | ||||
Epuraea longula | a pollen or sap beetle | In parkland and woodland. Porlock 1907 | ||||
Epuraea melanocephala | a pollen or sap beetle | Woodland. | ||||
Epuraea melina | a pollen or sap beetle | in woodland | ||||
Epuraea pusilla | a pollen or sap beetle | in fungi. | ||||
Epuraea unicolor | a pollen or sap beetle | in woodland. Dunster 1919. | ||||
Erichsonius cinerascens(Gravenhorst, 1802) | a rove beetle | on boggy ground 2023 | ||||
Erichsonius signaticornis | a rove beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||||
Ernobius mollis | a wood boring beetle | in dead wood and in old buildings. | ||||
Esolus parallelepipedus | a riffle beetle | In fast flowing streams and rivers. | ||||
Euaesthetus bipunctatus | a rove beetle | In ants nests. Last recorded Porlock 1907. | ||||
Euaesthetus ruficapillus | ||||||
Euophryum confine | Wood-boring Weevil | Under bark. | ||||
Euplectus bonvouloiri | a rove beetle | [NS] 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||||
Euplectus fauveli | a short-winged mould beetle | In dead wood. Bossington 1896. | ||||
Euplectus karstenii | a rove beetle | 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||||
Euplectus kirbii | a rove beetle | 2000 Nettlecombe Park | ||||
Euplectus piceus | a rove beetle | 1995 Horner Wood | ||||
Euplectus sanguineus | a short-winged mould beetle | In vegetable detritus. Minehead 1953 & 1958. | ||||
Euplectus signatus | a short-winged mould beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Eusphalerum luteum | a rove beetle | In woodland and wetland habitats. | ||||
Eusphalerum minutum | a rove beetle | in woodland | ||||
Eusphalerum primulae | ||||||
Eusphalerum sorbi | a rove beetle | in woodland | ||||
Eusphalerum torquatum | a rove beetle | in woodland | ||||
Eutrichapion (Cnemapion) vorax | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion vorax. On vetch. Minehead 1949. | ||||
Eutrichapion (Psilocalymma) punctigerum | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion punctigerum. On vetch. | ||||
Eutrichapion ervi | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion ervi. On vetches. | ||||
Eutrichapion viciae | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion viciae. On Vicia cracca (Tufted Vetch) | ||||
Exapion ulicis | Gorse Weevil | Syn. Apion u. On gorse. | ||||
Exochomus quadripustulatus | Pine Ladybird | On trees and shrubs. (4-spot ladybird) | ||||
Falagria caesa | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Gabrius nigritulus | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Gabrius pennatus | a rove beetle | In wetlands. | ||||
Gabrius piliger Mulsant & Rey | ||||||
Gabrius splendidulus | a rove beetle | Under bark in woodland and parkland. | ||||
Gabrius subnigritulus | a rove beetle | Widespread. | ||||
Gabrius trossulus (Nordmann, 1837) | a rove beetle | on boggy ground 2023 | ||||
Galeruca tanaceti (Linnaeus) | ||||||
Galerucella grisescens | a leaf beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||||
Galerucella lineola | Brown Willow Beetle | Frequents waterside vegetation. | ||||
Galerucella sagittariae | a leaf beetle | Frequents waterside vegetation. | ||||
Galerucella tenella | a leaf beetle | Frequents tall waterside vegetation. | ||||
Gastrophysa polygoni | a leaf beetle | A range of habitats. | ||||
Gastrophysa viridula | Green Dock Beetle | On docks. | ||||
Gauropterus fulgidus | a rove beetle | Last Exmoor Record Minehead 1935. In compost. | ||||
Geostiba circellaris | a rove beetle | Withypool, 1948 & Alcombe Common 1947. In moss | ||||
Geotrupes mutator | a dumbledor | in dung. Dunster 1947. Probably decreasing. | ||||
Geotrupes spiniger | a dumbledor | In dung. | ||||
Geotrupes stercorarius | Dor Beetle | In dung. | ||||
Geotrupes stercorosus | a dumbledor | In dung. | ||||
Geotrupes vernalis | Spring Dumbledor | In dung on dry heathland. | ||||
Glischrochilus quadriguttatus | a pollen or sap beetle | Under bark in dead wood. | ||||
Gnypeta caerulea | a rove beetle | In flood litter. North Exmoor is only Somerset site to date (2003) | ||||
Gnypeta carbonaria | a rove beetle | In flood litter. | ||||
Gnypeta ripicola (Kiesenwetter) | A rove beetle | Muddy areas. | ||||
Gnypeta rubrior | a rove beetle | On muddy river banks. | ||||
Gonioctena pallida | on hazel. | |||||
Gonodera luperus | a darkling beetle | On the coast. | ||||
Grammoptera ruficornis | a longhorn beetle | In hawthorn blossom. | ||||
Grynobius planus | a wood boring beetle | In dead wood. | ||||
Gymnetron antirrhini | a weevil | On Toadflax. | ||||
Gymnetron melanarium | a weevil | On Speedwells. | ||||
Gymnetron plantaginis | a weevil | Syn. G. pascuorum.On Plantain | ||||
Gymnetron veronicae | Brooklime Gull Weevil | On brooklime. | ||||
Gyrinus aeratus | a whirligig | Rivers and ponds. | ||||
Gyrinus caspius | a whirligig | Local in still water. | ||||
Gyrinus natator | a whirligig | In streams, ditches, ponds. | ||||
Gyrinus substriatus | a whirligig | Standing freshwater. | ||||
Gyrohypnus angustatus | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||||
Gyrohypnus atratus | a rove beetle | In nests of red wood ant. Last recorded Porlock 1896. | ||||
Gyrohypnus fracticornis | a rove beetle | Decaying grass or herbivore dung. | ||||
Gyrohypnus punctulatus | a rove beetle | In grassland. | ||||
Gyrophaena affinis | a rove beetle | In bracket fungi in woodland. | ||||
Gyrophaena angustata | a rove beetle | In bracket fungi in woodland. | ||||
Gyrophaena fasciata | a rove beetle | In bracket fungi in woodland. | ||||
Gyrophaena gentilis | a rove beetle | In bracket fungi in woodland. | ||||
Gyrophaena joyi | a rove beetle | On dead ash trees. | ||||
Gyrophaena latissima | a rove beetle | On bracket fungi. | ||||
Gyrophaena minima | a rove beetle | In fungi. | ||||
Gyrophaena strictula | a rove beetle | In fungi. | ||||
Gyrophaenabi hamata | VC4. In fungus. |
Beetles and Weevils H-M
Beetles and Weevils H-M. Updated to end December 2022 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 47 Pt.2. Listed alphabetcially with scientific names.Scientific name | Common name | Notes | ||
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Habrocerus capillaricornis | a rove beetle | Woodland. | ||
Haliplus flavicollis | a crawling water beetle | Shallow, muddy pools. | ||
Haliplus fluviatilis | a crawling water beetle | Coastal marshes. Last record Minehead 1935. | ||
Haliplus fulvus | a crawling water beetle | Moorland pools. | ||
Haliplus lineatocollis | a crawling water beetle | In standing and flowing freshwater. | ||
Haliplus ruficollis | Local in still water. | |||
Haliplus ruficollis (De Geer) | ||||
Halobrecta flavipes | Litter in upper saltmarsh. | |||
Halyzia sedecimguttata | Orange Ladybird | On sycamore in woodland. | ||
Hapalaraea pygmaea | In tits nest in nestbox. | |||
Haploglossa gentilis | a rove beetle | 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||
Haploglossa villosula | a rove beetle | 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||
Harmonia axyridis | Harlequin Ladybird | Alien first Exmoor record 2006. | ||
Harpalus affinis | a ground beetle | In dry open habitats. | ||
Harpalus anxius | a ground beetle | On dry sandy soils at the coast. | ||
Harpalus attenuatus | a ground beetle | On dry sandy soils at the coast. | ||
Harpalus latus | a ground beetle | In a range of open habitats. | ||
Harpalus rubripes | a ground beetle | On dry sandy soils at the coast. | ||
Harpalus rufibarbis | a ground beetle | In a range of open habitats. | ||
Harpalus rufipes | Strawberry Seed Beetle | In a range of habitats | ||
Harpalus rufitarsis | a ground beetle | In dry open habitats | ||
Harpalus tardus | a ground beetle | On dry sandy soils at the coast. | ||
Helochares lividus | a scavenger water beetle | In a range of wetland habitats. | ||
Helochares punctatus | a scavenger water beetle | Moorland pools. | ||
Helophorus aequalis | a scavenger water beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Helophorus aquaticus s.l. | a scavenger water beetle | Old records under this name may refer to H.grandis | ||
Helophorus arvernicus | Litter by stream. | |||
Helophorus brevipalpis | a scavenger water beetle | A range of freshwater habitats. | ||
Helophorus flavipes | a scavenger water beetle | a range of freshwater habitats. | ||
Helophorus fulgidicollis | a scavenger water beetle | Brackish coastal ditches. | ||
Helophorus grandis | a scavenger water beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Helophorus granularis | [NS]. Watersmeet, Devon, | |||
Helophorus griseus | a scavenger water beetle | Coastal marshes. Last Exmoor record Dunster, 1906. | ||
Helophorus minutus | a scavenger water beetle | A range of wetland habitats. | ||
Helophorus nubilus | Wheat Mud Beetle | Dry grassland. | ||
Helophorus obscurus | a scavenger water beetle | Upland pools. | ||
Helops caeruleus | a darkling beetle | In dead wood. | ||
Hemicoelus fulvicornis | a wood boring beetle | In dead wood. | ||
Hemicrepidius hirtus | a click beetle | In woodland | ||
Henoticus serratus | a silken fungus beetle | Coastal marshes. Dunster 1919. | ||
Hermaeophaga mercurialis | Dogs-mercury Flea Beetle | On Dogs Mercury. | ||
Heterocerus fenestratus | a mud beetle | coastal marshes. | ||
Heterocerus flexuosus | a mud beetle | In salt-marshes. Last record Porlock Weir 1948 | ||
Heterocerus fossor | a mud beetle | In coastal marshes. | ||
Heterothops dissimilis | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Heterothops niger Kraatz | ||||
Hister striola | a carrion beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Hister unicolor | a carrion beetle | in dung and vegetable detritus. | ||
Holotrichapion (Apiops) pisi | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion pisi. On Medick. | ||
Holotrichapion (Legaricapion) aethiops | a seed weevil | On vetch. Minehead 1946. | ||
Homalota plana | a rove beetle | Under bark | ||
Hoplia philanthus | Welsh Chafer | On flowering shrubs. Dunster 1906. | ||
Hydraena britteni | a small water beetle | In springhead bogs. | ||
Hydraena gracilis | a small water beetle | In gravel-bottomed streams and rivers. | ||
Hydraena minutissima | a small water beetle | In gravel-bottomed streams and rivers. | ||
Hydraena nigrita | a small water beetle | Gravelly streams in woodland. Last Exmoor record Roadwaterû1929. | ||
Hydraena pygmaea | a small water beetle | Gravelly rivers on moss covered stones. Last Exmoor recordûPorlock 1934. | ||
Hydraena testacea | a small water beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Hydrobius fuscipes | a scavenger water beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Hydrocyphon deflexicollis | a marsh beetle | On river banks. | ||
Hydroglyphus pusillus | a water beetle | Freshwater. | ||
Hydronomus alismatis | a weevil | On coastal marshes on Water Plaintain. This plant is now very scarce so weevils may be gone. Alcombe Marshes 1959. | ||
Hydrophilus piceus | Great Silver Water Beetle | A Red Data Book species. | ||
Hydroporus angustatus | a water beetle | Shallow, muddy pools. | ||
Hydroporus discretus | a water beetle | In spring-fed flushes. | ||
Hydroporus erythrocephalus | a water beetle | In spring-fed ditch. | ||
Hydroporus erythrocephalus (L) | In blanket bog. | |||
Hydroporus ferrugineus | a water beetle | In spring water. | ||
Hydroporus gyllenhali | a water beetle | Moorland pools. | ||
Hydroporus incognitus | a water beetle | In backwater nr R. Barle. | ||
Hydroporus longicornis | a water beetle | In moorland flushes. | ||
Hydroporus longulus | a water beetle | In peaty pools. May no longer exist here. | ||
Hydroporus melanarius | a water beetle | In Sphagnum bogs. | ||
Hydroporus memnonius Nicolai, | Moorland stream. | |||
Hydroporus nigrita | a water beetle | Moorland pools. | ||
Hydroporus obscurus | a water beetle | Moorland pools. | ||
Hydroporus obsoletus | a water beetle | Springheads. Scarce. | ||
Hydroporus palustris | a water beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Hydroporus planus | a water beetle | In pond. | ||
Hydroporus pubescens | a water beetle | In standing and flowing freshwater. | ||
Hydroporus striola | a water beetle | In backwater nr R. Barle. | ||
Hydroporus tessellatus | a water beetle | In puddles and pools. | ||
Hydroporus tristis | a water beetle | Moorland pools. | ||
Hydrosmecta eximia | a rove beetle | On river shingle. Last record Porlock 1896 (Blue Anchor 1935) | ||
Hydrosmecta fragilis | a rove beetle | River shingle. | ||
Hydrothassa marginella | a leaf beetle | In wet meadows. | ||
Hylastes ater | Black Pine Beetle | Under conifer bark. | ||
Hylastes attenuatus | a bark or ambrosia beetle | Hopcott Common 1949. Under pine bark. | ||
Hylastes opacus | a bark or ambrosia beetle | Under pine bark. | ||
Hylastinus obscurus | Gorse Bark Beetle | Under gorse bark. | ||
Hylesinus crenatus | a bark or ambrosia beetle | Horner Wood 1949. Under ash bark. | ||
Hylobius abietis | Pine Weevil | Conifer plantations. | ||
Hylurgops palliatus | a bark or ambrosia beetle | Under conifer bark. | ||
Hypera arator | a weevil | On Legumes. | ||
Hypera meles | a weevil | On Clovers and Medicks. | ||
Hypera nigrirostris | a weevil | On restharrow on sand at the coast. | ||
Hypera plantaginis | a weevil | A range of habitats. | ||
Hypera pollux | a weevil | Syn. H. adspersa. Coastal marshes. | ||
Hypera postica | Clover Leaf Weevil | On leguminous plants | ||
Hypera punctata | Sandy Clover Weevil | on clover. | ||
Hypera rumicis | a weevil | On docks. Minehead 1935. | ||
Hypera venusta | a weevil | On western gorse. | ||
Hyperaspis pseudopustulata | a ladybird | Notable. | ||
Hyphydrus ovatus | a water beetle | Freshwater. | ||
Hypnoidus riparius | a click beetle | Banks of streams or rivers. | ||
Hypocaccus dimidiatus (Illiger) | [Nb.] | |||
Hypopycna rufula | Amongst Coprinus micaceus on beech stump. RDBK | |||
Ilybius aenescens | In Sphagnum dominated bog pools | |||
Ilybius fuliginosua | a water beetle | Local in still water. | ||
Ilyobates nigricollis | a rove beetle | In leaf litter in woods. | ||
Ischnodes sanguinicollis | a click beetle | In dead wood in old woodlands. Last record Porlock 1906. | ||
Ischnoglossa prolixa | a rove beetle | Under bark. Porlock 1907. Nettlecombe 1866. | ||
Ischnomera caerulea s.l. | a thick-legged flower beetle | In dead wood. | ||
Ischnomera cyanea | a thick-legged flower beetle | In dead wood | ||
Ischnopterapion (Chlorapion) virens | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion virens. On clover. | ||
Ischnopterapion loti | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion loti. On Lotus corniculatus. | ||
Ischnopterapion modestum | a seed weevil | |||
Ishnopoda atra | Moss and litter in woodland flushes. | |||
Isomira murina | a darkling beetle | A range of habitats. | ||
Kalcapion semivittatum | a seed weevil | On annual mercury. | ||
Kateretes rufilabris | a pollen or sap beetle | In a range of wet habitats. | ||
Kibunea minuta | a click beetle | A range of habitats. | ||
Kissister minimus | a carrion beetle | Sandy soil at the coast. | ||
Kissophagus hederae | a bark or ambrosia beetle | Under ivy bark. | ||
Laccobius atratus | a scavenger water beetle | Moorland streams. | ||
Laccobius bipunctatus | a scavenger water beetle | In a range of freshwater habitats. | ||
Laccobius minutus | a scavenger water beetle | Ditches and ponds. | ||
Laccobius striatulus | a scavenger water beetle | Coastal marshes. Last Exmoor record Minehead 1906. | ||
Laccophilus minutus | a water beetle | Coastal marshes. Last recorded Minehead 1935. | ||
Lagria hirta | a darkling beetle | A range of habitats. | ||
Lamprosoma concolor | a leaf beetle | in woodland | ||
Lampyris noctiluca | Glow-worm | A range of habitats. | ||
Larinus planus | a weevil | On thistles. | ||
Lathridius minutes s.l. | a mould beetle | Minehead 1958. | ||
Lathrobium brunnipes | a rove beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Lathrobium fovulum | a rove beetle | Grass tussocks at edge of lake. | ||
Lathrobium fulvipenne | a rove beetle | in woodland | ||
Lathrobium geminum Kraatz | ||||
Lathrobium longulum | a rove beetle | Grass tussocks at edge of lake. | ||
Lathrobium multipunctum | a rove beetle | Under stones. | ||
Lathrobium pallidum Nordmann | In shingle by streams | |||
Lathrobium quadratum | a rove beetle | Last Exmoor record Minehead, 1935. In wetlands | ||
Lathrobium terminatum | a rove beetle | In upland bogs. | ||
Leiodes litura | a round fungus beetle | In woodland. | ||
Leiodes polita | a round fungus beetle | In woodland. | ||
Leiodes rugosa | a round fungus beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Leiopus nebulosus | a longhorn beetle | Woodland. | ||
Leiosoma deflexum | a weevil | On buttercups. | ||
Leistus ferrugineus | a ground beetle | Local in woodland | ||
Leistus fulvibarbis | a ground beetle | Local in wet woodland | ||
Leistus rufescens | a ground beetle | Rare on moorland | ||
Leistus rufomarginatus | a ground beetle | An immigrant recently become resident. Rare. | ||
Leistus spinibarbis | a ground beetle | Local in a range of habitats. | ||
Lema cyanella | Watersmeet, Devon, | |||
Leperisinus varius | Ash Bark Beetle | Syn. Hylesinus v. Under ash bark. | ||
Leptacinus batychrus | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Leptacinus pusillus | Local in still water. | |||
Leptacinus pusillus (Stephens) | ||||
Leptinus testaceus | a nest beetle | In nests of small mammals in woodland & parkland. | ||
Leptura sexguttata | 6 spotted longhorn | In dead wood in old valley woodland. | ||
Leptusa fumida | a rove beetle | Under bark. | ||
Leptusa pulchella | a rove beetle | Under bark. Last recorded Nettlecombe c1866. | ||
Leptusa ruficollis | a rove beetle | Under bark. Last recorded Nettlecombe c1866. | ||
Lesteva hanseni Lohse | N. | |||
Lesteva heeri | a rove beetle | In various wetland heaths. | ||
Lesteva longoelytrata | a rove beetle | On stream banks in woodland. | ||
Lesteva monticola | a rove beetle | In saturated moss. | ||
Lesteva pubescens | a rove beetle | On stream banks in woodland. | ||
Lesteva punctata | a rove beetle | On stream banks. | ||
Lilioceris lilii (Scolpoli) | LILY BEETLE. | Alien. On garden lilies. | ||
Limnebius truncatellus | a small water beetle | In a range of freshwater and wetland habitats. | ||
Limnius volckmari | a riffle beetle | In fast-flowing streams and rivers | ||
Limnobaris pilistriata | a weevil | On Sedges. | ||
Limnobaris t-album | a weevil | On sedges. | ||
Liogluta longiuscula | a rove beetle | In wet litter. Withypool 1948; Hopcott Common 1949. | ||
Liogluta oblongiuscula | a rove beetle | Syn. L. microptera Thomson. On banks of streams and rivers in woodland. | ||
Liophloeus tessulatus | a weevil | On ivy. | ||
Litargus connexus | a hairy fungus beetle | In fungi on dead wood. Dunster 1919. | ||
Lithocharis nigriceps | ||||
Lithocharis ochracea | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||
Lixus vilis | a weevil | On common storksbill on sandy soils. Last Somerset RecordûMinehead 1906. Probably now extinct. | ||
Lochmaea caprea | Willow Leaf Beetle | On willows. | ||
Lochmaea crataegi | Hawthorn Leaf Beetle | On hawthorn blossom | ||
Lochmaea suturalis | Heather Beetle | On heather moorland. Sometimes very abundant on Ling whichûthen dies. | ||
Lomechusa emarginata | a rove beetle | In ants nests on coastal heath. | ||
Longitarsus aeneicollis | [NS] VC4. | |||
Longitarsus atricillus | a leaf beetle | On Legumes. | ||
Longitarsus ballotae (Marsham) | [Nb.] On Ballota nigra | |||
Longitarsus curtus | a leaf beetle | On Boraginaceae. Recorded at Minehead 1935. | ||
Longitarsus exoletus | a leaf beetle | On Boraginaceae. | ||
Longitarsus flavicornis | A FLEA BEETLE. | On common ragwort | ||
Longitarsus ganglbaueri | a leaf beetle | On Senecio spp. | ||
Longitarsus gracilis Kutschera. | A FLEA BEETLE. | |||
Longitarsus holsaticus | a leaf beetle | In valley fens on Lousewort. | ||
Longitarsus jacobaeae | a leaf beetle | On ragwort. Minehead 1949. | ||
Longitarsus luridus | a leaf beetle | A range of habitats. | ||
Longitarsus melanocephalus | a leaf beetle | On Plantains. Alcombe Common 1948. | ||
Longitarsus membranaceus | a leaf beetle | On wood sage. | ||
Longitarsus nigrofasciatus | a leaf beetle | On Mullein. Minehead 1946. | ||
Longitarsus parvulus | Flax Flea Beetle | On flax. Porlock Weir 1949. | ||
Longitarsus pratensis | a leaf beetle | On Plantains. | ||
Longitarsus rubiginosus | A FLEA BEETLE. | |||
Longitarsus rutilus | [NS] Marshy grassland | |||
Longitarsus succineus | Chrysanthemum Flea Beetle | On Compositae. | ||
Longitarsus tabidus | a leaf beetle | On Mullein. | ||
Lordithon exoletus | a rove beetle | In rotten fungus. | ||
Lordithon lunulatus | a rove beetle | In fungi in woodland. | ||
Lordithon thoracicus | a rove beetle | In fungi in woodland. | ||
Lordithon trinotatus | a rove beetle | In fungi in woodland. | ||
Loricera pilicornis | a ground beetle | Common in a range of habitats | ||
Lucanus cervus | Stag Beetle | In rotten wood in old woodlands. | ||
Luperus longicornis | a leaf beetle | In birch woodland. | ||
Lycoperdina bovistae | a false ladybird | In puff-ball fungi. Minehead 1953. | ||
Lyprocorrhe anceps | a rove beetle | In nests of red wood ant. Porlock 1896. | ||
Magdalis armigera | a weevil | On elm. | ||
Magdalis carbonaria | a weevil | On birch. Minehead 1906. | ||
Magadalis cerasi | a weevil | [NB] 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||
Malachius bipustulatus | Red tipped flower beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Malachius viridis | a malachite beetle | On flowering herbs in woods and meadows. | ||
Malthinus balteatus | a soldier beetle | Shrubs & trees in woods. (Devon) | ||
Malthinus flaveolus | Yellow-tipped Malthene | Woodland. | ||
Malthinus seriepunctatus | a soldier beetle | Woodland. | ||
Malthodes flavoguttatus | a soldier beetle | In wet woodland. | ||
Malthodes fuscus | a soldier beetle | Woodland | ||
Malthodes guttifer | a soldier beetle | On trees in woods. (Devon) | ||
Malthodes marginatus | a soldier beetle | Woodland | ||
Malthodes maurus | a soldier beetle | On trees. | ||
Malthodes minimus | a soldier beetle | in woodland | ||
Malthodes mysticus | a soldier beetle | Woodland. Minehead 1906. | ||
Malthodes pumilus | a soldier beetle | On low vegetation in hedgerows and fields or on oak. | ||
Malvapion malvae | a seed weevil | on mallow | ||
Mantura chrysanthemi | a leaf beetle | Feeds on Sheep's Sorrel. | ||
Mantura rustica | a leaf beetle | On docks near the coast. | ||
Margarinotus marginatus | Nb. | |||
Margarinotus merdarius | a clown beetle | 2019 Dulverton | ||
Margarinotus neglectus | Uncommon. | |||
Mecinus pyraster | a weevil | On Plantains. | ||
Medon apicalis (Kraatz) | N. | |||
Medon brunneus | a rove beetle | In woodland and parkland leaf litter. Last Exmoor record Horner 1947. | ||
Medon piceus | a rove beetle | In woodland leaf litter. Last recorded Porlock 1907. | ||
Medon ripicola | a rove beetle | Damp places. | ||
Megarthrus affinis | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||
Megarthrus depressus | a rove beetle | In dung and vegetable detritus. | ||
Megarthrus sinuatocollis | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||
Megasternum obscurum | a scavenger water beetle | In dung and vegetable detritus. | ||
Melandrya caraboides | a false darkling beetle | In dead wood | ||
Melanimon tibialis | a darkling beetle | On sandy soil at the coast. | ||
Melanotus villosus | a click beetle | In dead wood | ||
Meligethes aeneus | Common Pollen Beetle | On flowering plants. | ||
Meligethes atramentarius | a pollen or sap beetle | [N.] | ||
Meligethes atratus | a pollen or sap beetle | On flowering plants. Last recorded Alcombe Common 1949. | ||
Meligethes brunnicornis | a pollen or sap beetle | On flowers of hedge woundwort. | ||
Meligethes flavimanus | a pollen or sap beetle | On flowering herbs & shrubs. | ||
Meligethes kunzei Erichson | a pollen or sap beetle | |||
Meligethes nigrescens | a pollen or sap beetle | 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||
Meligethes obscurus | a pollen or sap beetle | On flowers. Wood sage etc. | ||
Meligethes ovatus | a pollen or sap beetle | On flowering plants. | ||
Meligethes planiusculus | a pollen or sap beetle | On vipers bugloss flowers. | ||
Meligethes viridescens | a pollen or sap beetle | On flowering plants. | ||
Meloe proscarabaeus | Oil Beetle | On dry grassland and heathland | ||
Meloe violaceus | Oil Beetle | Ondry grassland and heathland | ||
Melolontha melolontha | Maybug | On shrubs and trees or comes to light. | ||
Meotica exilis | a rove beetle | On banks of streams. Porlock 1896. | ||
Metabletus foveatus | a ground beetle | In dry open habitats. | ||
Metabletus obscuroguttatus | a ground beetle | Damp grassland. | ||
Metabletus truncatellus | a ground beetle | Dry sandy soils. | ||
Metoecus paradoxus | a wasp-nest beetle | In or near nests of social wasps. Comes to light. | ||
Metopsia retusa | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Micralymma marina | a rove beetle | In intertidal rock crevices. Recorded Minehead 1935. | ||
Micrambe villosus | a silken fungus beetle | In gorse flowers. | ||
Micrambe vini | a silken fungus beetle | In gorse flowers. | ||
Micrelus ericae | Small Heather Weevil | Coastal heath and moorland. | ||
Microcara testacea | a marsh beetle | In valley fens. | ||
Microdota benickiella | In beech litter. Notable. | |||
Microlestes maurus | a ground beetle | On dry grassland. | ||
Micropeplus fulvus | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Micropeplus staphylinoides | a rove beetle | In rotting vegetation. | ||
Mniophila muscorum | Moss Flea Beetle | On moss in woods. | ||
Mniusain crassata | Under conifer bark | |||
Monotoma angusticollis | a narrow bark beetle | In nests of red wood ant. Porlock 1896. | ||
Monotoma bicolor | a narrow bark beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Monotoma conicicollis | a narrow bark beetle | In nests of red wood ant. Porlock 1896. | ||
Monotoma longicollis | a narrow bark beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||
Monotoma picipes | a narrow bark beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Mordellistena pumila | a tumbling flower beetle | On Umbellifers. | ||
Mycetaea hirta | Hairy Cellar Beetle | In haystack refuse. Minehead 1958. | ||
Mycetophagus atomarius | a hairy fungus beetle | In fungi. | ||
Mycetophagus quadripustulatus | a hairy fungus beetle | In fungi on dead wood. | ||
Mycetoporus angularis | a rove beetle | In moss and grass tussocks including cereal crops. | ||
Mycetoporus lepidus | ||||
Mycetoporus longulus | VC4. | |||
Mycetoporus punctus | ||||
Mycetoporus splendidus | a rove beetle | In litter. Last record Alcombe Common 1949. | ||
Myllaena brevicornis | a rove beetle | In a range of wet habitats. Last record Porlock 1896 | ||
Myllaena elongata | a rove beetle | Wetlands | ||
Myllaena infuscata | a rove beetle | Upland bogs | ||
Myllaena intermedia | a rove beetle | Wet litter in valley bog. | ||
Myllaena kraatziSharp | a rove beetle | In sphagnum bog | ||
Myllaena minuta | a rove beetle | Valley fen. Last record Withypool 1948 | ||
Myrmecopora sulcata | Wringcliff Bay, Devon | |||
Myrmecopora uvida | a rove beetle | In strandline litter | ||
Myrrha octodecimguttata | 18-spot Ladybird | On Scots Pine. Probably an introduction. |
Beetles and Weevils N-Z
Beetles and Weevils N-Z. Updated to include all reports to Emoor Naturalist No. 50 pt.1 Spring 2024Scientific name | Common name | Notes | ||
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Nacerdes melanura | Wharf Borer | In coastal driftwood. | ||
Nalassus laevioctostriatus (Syn. Cylindrinolus laevioctostriatus | A darkling beetle | In a range of habitats | ||
Nanophyes marmoratus | Loosestrife Weevil | On Purple loosestrife. | ||
Nanophyes marmoratus | ||||
Nargus velox | a round fungus beetle | In leaf litter in woodland | ||
Nargus wilkini | a round fungus beetle | In woodland moss. | ||
Nebria brevicollis | a ground beetle | Common in a range of habitats. | ||
Nebria salina | a ground beetle | Local on moorland and coastal heath. | ||
Nebrioporus elegans (Panzer) | ||||
Necrobia rufipes | Copra Beetle | On carrion. | ||
Necrobia violacea | a chequered beetle | in carrion on the coast. | ||
Necrodes littoralis | Shore sexton beetle | In carrion. | ||
Nehemitropia sordida | a rove beetle | In vegetable refuse. Last Exmoor record 1896 Porlock. 1935ûat Blue Anchor. | ||
Nephus redtenbacheri | ||||
Neuraphes elongatulus | a small antlike beetle | Woodland. Recorded at Withypool, 1948. | ||
Nicrophorus humator | Black Sexton Beetle | In carrion. | ||
Nicrophorus investigator | a sexton beetle | In carrion or regularly comes to m/v light. | ||
Nicrophorus vespillo | Common Burying Beetle | in carrion. | ||
Nicrophorus vespilloides | a sexton beetle | In carrion | ||
Nitidula rufipes | a pollen or sap beetle | In carrion. | ||
Notaris acridulus | a weevil | Coastal marshes. | ||
Notaris scirpi | a weevil | Coastal marshes. | ||
Noterus clavicornis | The Larger Noterus | Coastal marshes. Last record 1935 Minehead. | ||
Notiophilus aquaticus | a ground beetle | Scarce on dry habitats | ||
Notiophilus biguttatus | a ground beetle | Common in a range of habitats. | ||
Notiophilus germinyi | a ground beetle | Moorland. | ||
Notiophilus palustris | a ground beetle | Scarce in damp places. | ||
Notiophilus rufipes | a ground beetle | Rare in woodland.ûLast recorded 1935, Minehead | ||
Notiophilus substriatus | a ground beetle | Scarce in dry habitats | ||
Notothecta flavipes | a rove beetle | In nests of red wood ant. | ||
Notoxus monoceros | Monoceros Beetle | On sandy soils at the coast. | ||
Nudobius lentus | Under conifer bark | |||
Ocalea picata | a rove beetle | in woodland. Last recorded Porlock 1907. | ||
Ocalea rivularis | a rove beetle | An indeterminate record from Nettlecome dated 1866. | ||
Ochina ptinoides | Ivy Boring Beetle | In dead ivy branches. | ||
Ochrosis ventralis | a leaf beetle | On Tripleurospermum. | ||
Ochthebius bicolon | a small water beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Ochthebius dilatatus | a small water beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Ochthebius exsculptus | a small water beetle | In wet valley woodland. | ||
Ochthebius marinus | a small water beetle | In brackish coastal ditches. | ||
Ochthebius minimus | a small water beetle | coastal marshes. | ||
Ochthephilus aureus | a rove beetle | On banks of streams and rivers. Last record Porlock 1896. | ||
Ochthephilus omalinus | ||||
Octotemnus glabriculus | a small fungus beetle | In fungi on dead wood. | ||
Ocypus aeneocephalus | a rove beetle | Under stones; leaf litter,etc | ||
Ocypus ater | a rove beetle | In a range of coastal habitats. Last recorded Culbone 1951.ûIncreasing inland? | ||
Ocypus brunnipes | a rove beetle | In grassland. Last recorded Porlock 1907 | ||
Ocypus compressus | a rove beetle | Now O. morsitans (Rossi) In a range of habitats. | ||
Ocypus fortunatarum | a rove beetle | Coastal grassland. | ||
Ocypus globulifer | a rove beetle | Under stones or in grassland. | ||
Ocypus melanarius | a rove beetle | In grassland. | ||
Ocypus nero | a rove beetle | Woodland. Last recorded Alcombe Common 1949. | ||
Ocypus olens | Devil's Coach-horse | Open sites in woods and gardens. Syn. Staphylinus olens. | ||
Oedemera lurida | a thick-legged flower beetle | in grassland | ||
Oedemera nobilis | a thick-legged flower beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Oedostethus quadripustulatus | a click beetle | On stream banks in woodland. | ||
Oiceoptoma thoracicum | Red-breasted carrion beetle | In carrion. | ||
Olibrus aeneus | a smut beetle | On flowering composites. | ||
Olibrus affinis | a smut beetle | In flowers. Mainly coastal. | ||
Olibrus corticalis | a smut beetle | On flowering composites. | ||
Olibrus liquidus | a smut beetle | On flowering composites. | ||
Olibrus pygmaeus | a smut beetle | On flowering composites. Minehead 1935. | ||
Oligota apicata | a rove beetle | woodland | ||
Oligota pumilio Kiesenwetter | ||||
Olisthopus rotundatus | a ground beetle | In a range of dry, open habitats. | ||
Olophrum fuscum | ||||
Olophrum piceum | a rove beetle | In woodland & moorland | ||
Omalium caesum | a rove beetle | in vegetable detritus | ||
Omalium excavatum | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. Last recorded Selworthy 1949. | ||
Omalium laeviusculum | a rove beetle | Under strandline litter on the coast. Last Exmoor record Dunster 1919. (But Blue Anchor 1957) | ||
Omalium oxyacanthae | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||
Omalium rivulare | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus, carrion, etc. | ||
Omalium septentrionis | a rove beetle | Rotting vegetation. | ||
Omosita colon | a pollen or sap beetle | in carrion. | ||
Omosita depressa | a pollen or sap beetle | in carrion. | ||
Omosita discoidea | a pollen or sap beetle | in carrion. | ||
Omphalapion hookeri | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion h. On mayweed. | ||
Omphalapion laevigatum | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion sorbi. On mayweed. | ||
Oncomera femorata | a thick-legged flower beetle | in woodland | ||
Ontholestes murinus | a rove beetle | In dung and carrion. | ||
Ontholestes tessellatus | a rove beetle | Widespread. | ||
Onthophagus coenobita | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung. | ||
Onthophagus joannae | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung. Minehead 1946. | ||
Onthophagus nuchicornis | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung. Minehead and Selworthy 1946. Formerly much confused withûO.similis. | ||
Onthophagus nutans | a dung beetle or chafer | In sheep dung. Very rare. | ||
Onthophagus similis | a dung beetle or chafer | In dung on dry sandy soils. | ||
Onthophagus vacca | a dung beetle or chafer | On grassland in dung. Dunster 1919. | ||
Onthophilus striatus | a carrion beetle | In dung or vegetable detritus. | ||
Oodes helopioides | a ground beetle | In wetlands. | ||
Ootypus globosus | a silken fungus beetle | In dung. | ||
Opatrum sabulosum | a darkling beetle | On sand at the coast. Dunster 1919. | ||
Opilo mollis | a chequered beetle | Scarce. | ||
Orchesia micans | a false darkling beetle | On fungi in old woodlands. | ||
Orchesia minor | a false darkling beetle | On fungi in old woodland | ||
Orchesia undulata | a false darkling beetle | Under bark of trees | ||
Orectochilus villosus | Hairy Whirligig | Streams & rivers. | ||
Oreodytes davisi | a water beetle | in freshwater. | ||
Oreodytes sanmarki | a water beetle | In gravelly streams and rivers. | ||
Oreodytes septentrionalis | a water beetle | In gravelly streams and rivers. | ||
Orobitis cyaneus | Violet Weevil | On violets. | ||
Orsodacne cerasi | a leaf beetle | On flowers and shrubs. | ||
Orthochaetes insignis (Aube) | Notable. | |||
Orthocis alni (Gyllenhal) | ||||
Orthotomicus laricis | a bark or ambrosia beetle | Under conifer bark. | ||
Othius angustus | a rove beetle | In moss or damp litter. | ||
Othius laeviusculus | a rove beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Othius myrmecophilus | a rove beetle | In woodland. | ||
Othius punctulatus | a rove beetle | In woodland. | ||
Otiorhynchus desertus | Nb. | |||
Otiorhynchus ovatus | Strawberry Root Weevil | On sandy soils. | ||
Otiorhynchus rugifrons | Strawberry Root Weevil | On dry grassland. | ||
Otiorhynchus rugosostriatus | Strawberry Root Weevil | On dry grassland | ||
Otiorhynchus singularis | Raspberry Weevil | A range of habitats. | ||
Otiorhynchus sulcatus | Vine Weevil | A range of habitats. | ||
Oulema lichenis | a leaf beetle | A range of habitats. | ||
Oulema melanopa | Cereal Leaf Beetle | A range of habitats. | ||
Oulimnius troglodytes | a riffle beetle | In freshwater | ||
Oulimnius tuberculatus | a riffle beetle | in freshwater | ||
Oxypoda alternans | a rove beetle | In rotting fungi. Nettlecombe (no date) | ||
Oxypoda annularis | a rove beetle | in vegetable detritus. Nettlecombe 1866? | ||
Oxypoda elongatula | a rove beetle | In a range of wetland habitats. | ||
Oxypoda flavicornis Kraatz | In fungus | |||
Oxypoda formiceticola M?rkel | ||||
Oxypoda haemorrhoa | a rove beetle | In nests of the red wood ant. Porlock 1896. | ||
Oxypoda lentula Erichson | ||||
Oxypoda lividipennis | a rove beetle | In rotting material. | ||
Oxypoda opaca | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Oxypoda procerula | ||||
Oxypoda spectabilis | a rove beetle | In mole nests. Porlock 1907. | ||
Oxypoda umbrata | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Oxypoda vittata | a rove beetle | In or near ants nests. | ||
Oxystoma craccae | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion craccae. On tufted vetch. | ||
Oxystoma pomonae | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion pomonae. On Vicia sativa. (Common Vetch) | ||
Oxytelus laqueatus | a rove beetle | In herbivore dung. | ||
Oxytelus sculptus | a rove beetle | Coastal marsh. Last record Minehead 1906. | ||
Pachytodes cerambyciformis | a longhorn beetle | In woodland. (Judolia c.) | ||
Paederus fuscipes | a rove beetle | Damp places. | ||
Paederus littoralis | a rove beetle | In a range of open habitats. | ||
Paederus riparius | a rove beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Panagaeus bipustulatus | a ground beetle | On sand at the coast | ||
Paralister carbonarius | a carrion beetle | in dung and vegetable detritus. | ||
Paromalus flavicornis | a carrion beetle | Under bark of decaying wood, in parkland. | ||
Patrobus atrorufus | a ground beetle | Scarce in humid woodland. | ||
Pediacus dermestoides | a flat bark beetle | Under bark in old trees. | ||
Pelenomus waltoni | [Nb] marshy grassland. | |||
Peltodytes caesus | a crawling water beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Pentarthrum huttoni | Wood-boring Weevil | Under bark. | ||
Perapion curtirostre | a seed weevil | On dock. | ||
Perapion hydrolapathi | a seed weevil | on dock | ||
Perapion marchicum | a seed weevil | On Sheep's sorrel. | ||
Perapion violaceum | a seed weevil | On dock. | ||
Phaedon armoraciae | Mustard Beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Phaedon cochleariae | Mustard Beetle | On crucifers. (Watercress Beetle) | ||
Phaedon tumidulus | Celery Leaf Beetle | On umbellifers often Hogweed. | ||
Phalacrus brunnipes | a smut beetle | On smutted sedges. Minehead 1906. | ||
Phalacrus corruscus | a smut beetle | On smutted grasses. | ||
Philhygra obtusangula (Joy) | ||||
Philhygra palustris | ||||
Philonothus atratus | Nationally scarce | |||
Philonthus addendus | a rove beetle | Last recorded Dunster, 1919. In woodland. | ||
Philonthus albipes | a rove beetle | Last record Minehead 1946. In dung and compost. | ||
Philonthus cephalotes | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Philonthus cognatus | a rove beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Philonthus cruentatus | a rove beetle | Under stones and in moss. Last recorded Minehead 1949. | ||
Philonthus decorus | a rove beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Philonthus fimetarius | a rove beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Philonthus intermedius | a rove beetle | Last record Minehead 1947. | ||
Philonthus laminatus | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus and dung. Last recorded Minehead 1947. | ||
Philonthus longicornis | a rove beetle | in grassland. Last recorded Porlock 1907 | ||
Philonthus marginatus | a rove beetle | in a range of habitats. | ||
Philonthus micans | a rove beetle | in coastal marshes. Last record Porlock Weir 1948. | ||
Philonthus nigrita (Gravenhorst) | ||||
Philonthus politus | a rove beetle | In a range of habitats | ||
Philonthus puella | a rove beetle | Woodland | ||
Philonthus quisquiliarius | a rove beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Philonthus rectangulus | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Philonthus rubripennis | a rove beetle | On gravelly river banks. | ||
Philonthus sanguinolentus | a rove beetle | Decaying grass and dung. | ||
Philonthus splendens | a rove beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Philonthus succicola | a rove beetle | In rotten fungi in woodland. | ||
Philonthus tenuicornis | a rove beetle | Dung and leaf litter. | ||
Philonthus umbratilis | a rove beetle | Damp leaf litter. | ||
Philonthus varians | a rove beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Philonthus varius | a rove beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Philonthus ventralis | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Philopedon plagiatus | Marram Weevil | On sand at the coast. Dunster Beach 1949. | ||
Philorhizus vectensis | Coastal grass heath. RDB3 | |||
Philorinum sordidum | a rove beetle | On gorse flowers. | ||
Phloeocharis subtilissima | a rove beetle | in old woodland. | ||
Phloeonomus punctipennis | a rove beetle | Under bark in woodland. | ||
Phloeophagus lignarius | a weevil | In dead wood. | ||
Phloeophthorus rhododactylus | a bark or ambrosia beetle | Under gorse bark. | ||
Phloeopora angustiformis | a rove beetle | Under tree bark. | ||
Phloeopora testacea | a rove beetle | Porlock, 1907. Under bark. | ||
Phloeostiba plana | a rove beetle | Under sappy bark. Last Exmoor record, Dunster 1919. | ||
Phloiophilus edwardsi | a beetle | On fungi in woodland. | ||
Phloiotrya vaudoueri | a false darkling beetle | In dead wood of beech | ||
Phratora vitellinae | Brassy Willow Beetle | Syn.(Phyllodecta v.) On willows. | ||
Phylan gibbus | a darkling beetle | On sandy soil near the coast. | ||
Phyllobius argentatus | Silver-green Leaf Weevil | On trees. | ||
Phyllobius calcaratus | a weevil | On alder. | ||
Phyllobius oblongus | Brown Leaf Weevil | On trees. Woodcombe 1952. | ||
Phyllobius pomaceus | a weevil | On nettles. | ||
Phyllobius pyri | Common Leaf Weevil | On trees | ||
Phyllobius roboretanus | Small Green Nettle Weevil | Minehead 1948. On trees. | ||
Phyllobius viridiaeris | Green Nettle Weevil | On herbs & shrubs. | ||
Phyllobrotica quadrimaculata | Skullcap Leaf Beetle | Local. VC4. | ||
Phyllodecta laticollis | a leaf beetle | On poplars. | ||
Phyllodrepa floralis | a rove beetle | in woodland | ||
Phyllopertha horticola | Garden Chafer | On grassland and moorland. | ||
Phyllotreta atra | Turnip Flea Beetle | On crucifers. Minehead 1935. | ||
Phyllotreta consobrina | Turnip Flea Beetle | On crucifers. Minehead 1953. | ||
Phyllotreta cruciferae | Turnip Flea Beetle | On crucifers. Alcombe 1935. | ||
Phyllotreta diademata | a leaf beetle | On scurvy-grass (Cochlearia) Washford 1935. | ||
Phyllotreta flexuosa | a leaf beetle | On crucifers | ||
Phyllotreta nemorum | Turnip Flea Beetle | On crucifers | ||
Phyllotreta nigripes | Turnip Flea Beetle | On crucifers | ||
Phyllotreta ochripes | a leaf beetle | On garlic mustard. | ||
Phyllotreta tetrastigma | a leaf beetle | On crucifers on wetlands. Alcombe Common 1949. | ||
Phyllotreta undulata | Small Turnip Flea Beetle | On crucifers. Selworthy 1949. | ||
Phyllotreta vittula | Barley Flea Beetle | On crucifers. Selworthy 1950 | ||
Phymatodes testaceus | Tanbark Borer | In dead wood. | ||
Phytobius olssoni | a weevil | Syn. Pelenomus olssoni. On Lythrum portula. | ||
Phytobius quadrituberculatus | a weevil | Syn. Pelenomus q. On Polygonaceae. | ||
Pirapion immune | coastal heath. VC4. | |||
Pissodes castaneus | Banded Pine Weevil | On pine. Probably an introduction. Found Minehead 1954 in a house. | ||
Pityogenes bidentatus | a bark or ambrosia beetle | On conifer twigs. Selworthy 1949. | ||
Pityophthorus pubescens | a bark or ambrosia beetle | On conifer twigs. | ||
Placus atachyporoides | Nationally Scarce | |||
Placusa pumilio (Gravenhorst) | ||||
Platambus maculatus | a water beetle | In fast flowing streams. | ||
Plateumaris discolor | a leaf beetle | On boggy moorland. | ||
Platycis minuta | a net-winged beetle | In woodland. | ||
Platydracus fulvipes | a rove beetle | Moorland. | ||
Platydracus stercorarius | a rove beetle | In decaying vegetation. | ||
Platypus cylindrus | Oak Pin-hole Borer | Under oak bark. | ||
Platyrhinus resinosus | Cramp-ball Fungus Weevil | On Cramp-ball (Daldinia) fungi in woods. | ||
Platystethus arenarius | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus and dung. | ||
Platystethus cornutus | a rove beetle | In wetlands. | ||
Platystethus nitens | a rove beetle | In coastal marshes. | ||
Plegaderus dissectus Erichson | [Nb] | |||
Phyllotreta exclamationis (Thunberg) | a flea beetle | |||
Pocadius ferrugineus | a pollen or sap beetle | In decaying fungi. | ||
Podabrus alpinus | a soldier beetle | On vegetation in woods. Comes to light. | ||
Pogonocherus hispidulus | Woodland | |||
Pogonocherus hispidus | a longhorn beetle | Woodland | ||
Pogonus chalceus | a ground beetle | In salt marshes. | ||
Polydrusus cervinus | a weevil | In woodland. Minehead 1948. | ||
Polydrusus confluens | a weevil | On gorse. | ||
Polydrusus pterygomalis | a weevil | on trees. | ||
Polydrusus sericeus | a weevil | On birch and alder. | ||
Polydrusus undatus | a weevil | On oak in woodland | ||
Polystomota grisea | a rove beetle | In strandline litter. Minehead 1935. | ||
Prasocuris junci | Brooklime Leaf Beetle | In a range of wetland habitats. | ||
Prasocuris phellandrii | a leaf beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Pria dulcamarae | a pollen or sap beetle | on bittersweet. | ||
Prionocyphon serricornis | a marsh beetle | In rotholes in old beeches. | ||
Prionychus ater | a darkling beetle | In rotting trees. | ||
Propylea quattuordecimpunctata | 14-spot Ladybird | A range of habitats. | ||
Prosternon tessellatum | Chequered Click Beetle | National Trust record, Devon. Heaths or damp meadows. | ||
Protapion apricans | a weevil | Very common. | ||
Protapion assimile | Clover Seed Weevil | Syn. Apion assimile. On red clover. Minehead 1935. | ||
Protapion difforme | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion difforme. On clover. Minehead 1935. | ||
Protapion fulvipes | White Clover Seed Weevil | Syn. Apion difchroum. On clover. | ||
Protapion nigritarse | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion nigritarse. On clover. | ||
Protapion schoenherri | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion schoenherri. On coastal grassland. | ||
Protapion trifolii | Clover Seed Weevil | Syn. Apion trifolii. On white clover. | ||
Protapion varipes | a seed weevil | Sun. Apion varipes. On clover. Porlock Weir 1935. | ||
Proteinus brachypterus | a rove beetle | In woodland | ||
Proteinus ovalis | a rove beetle | In grassland | ||
Protopirapion atratulum | a seed weevil | On gorse. | ||
Pselactus spadix | a weevil | In dead wood at the coast. Minehead 1935; Blue Anchor 1954. | ||
Pselaphus heisei | a short-winged mould beetle | in wetlands. Withypool 1948. | ||
Pseudapion rufirostre | a seed weevil | on mallow. | ||
Pseudocistela ceramboides | a darkling beetle | In dead wood. | ||
Pseudopsis sulcata | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Pseudotriphyllus suturalis | a hairy fungus beetle | In bracket fungi. | ||
Psylliodes affinis | Potato Flea Beetle | On bittersweet. (or a pest of cultivated potato) | ||
Psylliodes attenuata | Hop Flea Beetle | On hops. | ||
Psylliodes chrysocephala | Cabbage Stem Flea Beetle | On crucifers. | ||
Psylliodes cuprea | a leaf beetle | Recorded in Devon Exmoor otherwise only on the Levels. | ||
Psylliodes napi | a leaf beetle | A range of habitats. | ||
Psyllobora vigintiduopunctata | 22-spot Ladybird | Has a range of habitats. | ||
Ptenidium brenske | a featherwing beetle | In shingle by streams [N] | ||
Ptenidium formicetorum | a featherwing beetle | |||
Ptenidium longicorne | a featherwing beetle | Damp litter. | ||
Ptenidium nitidum | a featherwing beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Ptenidium pusillus | a featherwing beetle | |||
Ptenidium turgidum | a featherwing beetle | RDBK 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||
Pterostichus adstrictus | a ground beetle | Grassland and moorland. | ||
Pterostichus aethiops | a ground beetle | Upland woodlands and moorland. | ||
Pterostichus angustatus | a ground beetle | Notable. | ||
Pterostichus cupreus | a ground beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Pterostichus diligens | a ground beetle | In moorland bogs and fens. | ||
Pterostichus longicollis | a ground beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Pterostichus madidus | Black Clock | In a range of habitats. | ||
Pterostichus melanarius | a ground beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Pterostichus minor | a ground beetle | Grass tussocks at edge of lake. | ||
Pterostichus niger | a ground beetle | In woodland. | ||
Pterostichus nigrita | a ground beetle | In a range of wet habitats. | ||
Pterostichus oblongopunctatus | a ground beetle | In ancient oak woodland. | ||
Pterostichus quadrifoveolatus | Coastal heath [NS] | |||
Pterostichus rhaeticus | a ground beetle | Various habitats. | ||
Pterostichus strenuus | a ground beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Pterostichus vernalis | a ground beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Pterostichus versicolor | a ground beetle | In a range of open habitats. | ||
Ptilinus pectinicornis | Fan-bearing Wood-borer | In dead wood | ||
Ptinomorphus imperialis | a wood boring beetle | In dead wood. | ||
Ptinus fur | White-marked Spider Beetle | Indoors or out. | ||
Ptinus sexpunctatus | a spider beetle | In houses. Probable introduction. | ||
Ptinus subpilosus | a spider beetle | Under bark | ||
Ptomaphagus medius | Plantations, | |||
Ptomaphagus subvillosus | a round fungus beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Pycnomerus fuliginosus | an alien from Australia | Spreading in S.West. 2020. | ||
Pyrochroa coccinea | Black-headed Cardinal Beetle | In dead wood on coastal marshes. | ||
Pyrochroa serraticornis | Common Cardinal Beetle | In dead wood. | ||
Quedius aridulus | a rove beetle | On dry sandy soils at the coast. Last record Porlock 1948. | ||
Quedius auricomus | a rove beetle | On stream banks in woodland. | ||
Quedius boopoides Munster | ||||
Quedius boops | a rove beetle | On gravelly river banks. Last record Porlock 1948 | ||
Quedius brevicornis | a rove beetle | In birds nests Only record 1866 Nettlecombe. | ||
Quedius cinctus | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||
Quedius cruentus | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||
Quedius curtipennis | a rove beetle | Woodland moss. | ||
Quedius fuliginosus | a rove beetle | Wetlands. Last recorded Porlock 1921. | ||
Quedius fumatus | a rove beetle | Under fungus. | ||
Quedius invreae | a rove beetle | In mammal nests. | ||
Quedius lateralis | a rove beetle | Rotting items in woods. | ||
Quedius lucidulus | Old grass bales | |||
Quedius maurorufus | a rove beetle | in wetlands. Last recorded Porlock 1896. | ||
Quedius maurus | a rove beetle | Under bark | ||
Quedius mesomelinus | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Quedius microps | a rove beetle | In dead wood in old parkland. Last record Nettlecombe 1888 | ||
Quedius molochinus | a rove beetle | Many habitats. | ||
Quedius nemoralis | a rove beetle | In dead wood in woodland. | ||
Quedius nigriceps | a rove beetle | In litter on dry sandy soils often under conifers. Last record Minehead 1958. | ||
Quedius nitipennis | a rove beetle | On stream banks in woodland. | ||
Quedius pallipes | a rove beetle | In strandline litter. | ||
Quedius picipes | a rove beetle | Has a range of habitats. | ||
Quedius plancus | a rove beetle | In leaf litter at edge of stream. Na. | ||
Quedius puncticollis | [Nb] | |||
Quedius riparius | a rove beetle | On banks of small streams. | ||
Quedius scintillans | ||||
Quedius scitus (Gravenhorst) | ||||
Quedius semiaeneus | a rove beetle | Coastal marshes. Last recorded Minehead 1946 | ||
Quedius semiobscurus | a rove beetle | Moss and grassland. | ||
Quedius tristis | a rove beetle | In open country. | ||
Quedius umbrinus | a rove beetle | On stream banks in woodland. | ||
Quedius ventralis | a rove beetle | In trees. | ||
Quedius xanthopus | a rove beetle | Under bark in old woodland. | ||
Reichenbachia juncorum | a short-winged mould beetle | In wetlands. Withypool 1948. | ||
Rhagium bifasciatum | Two-banded Longhorn | In dead wood. | ||
Rhagium mordax | a longhorn beetle | In dead wood. | ||
Rhagonycha fulva | The Bloodsucker | A range of habitats. | ||
Rhagonycha lignosa | a soldier beetle | A range of habitats. | ||
Rhagonycha limbata | a soldier beetle | Syn. R. femoralis On flowering herbs and shrubs in damp meadowsûand woods. | ||
Rhagonycha testacea | a soldier beetle | On vegetation in damp meadows and woods. | ||
Rhagonycha translucida | [NS], VC4 | |||
Rhamphus oxyacanthae | a weevil | On hawthorn. | ||
Rhamphus pulicarius s.l. | a weevil | On birch. | ||
Rhantus suturellus | a water beetle | In boggy moorland pools. | ||
Rhinoncus bruchoides | marshy grassland. | |||
Rhinoncus castor | a weevil | On sheeps sorrel | ||
Rhinoncus inconspectus | a weevil | On Polygonum amphibium. | ||
Rhinoncus pericarpius | a weevil | On Polygonaceae | ||
Rhinoncus perpendicularis | a weevil | On bistort and persicaria. | ||
Rhinosimus planirostris | a false weevil | Under park | ||
Rhinosimus ruficollis | a false weevil | Under bark | ||
Rhizophagus bipustulatus | a narrow bark beetle | Under tree bark. | ||
Rhizophagus depressus | a narrow bark beetle | Under dead tree bark. | ||
Rhizophagus dispar | a narrow bark beetle | Under tree bark. | ||
Rhizophagus ferrugineus | a narrow bark beetle | Under tree bark | ||
Rhizophagus nitidulus | [Nb.] Under tree bark | |||
Rhizophagus perforatus | a narrow bark beetle | Under tree bark. | ||
Rhizophagus picipes (Olivier) | [Na.] Under tree bark | |||
Rhopalomesites tardii (Syn. Mesites tardii | A weevil | In dead wood | ||
Rhynchaenus alni | a weevil | On elm. | ||
Rhynchaenus avellanae | a weevil | On hazel and oak. | ||
Rhynchaenus fagi | Beech Leaf Miner | On beech. | ||
Rhynchaenus pilosus | a weevil | On oak | ||
Rhynchaenus quercus | a weevil | On oak. | ||
Rhynchaenus rusci | a weevil | On birch | ||
Rhynchites aeneovirens | a leafroller weevil | In oak woodland. | ||
Rhynchites aequatus | Apple Fruit Rhynchites | On hawthorn. Minehead 1906. | ||
Rhynchites caeruleus | Apple Twig Cutter | On trees and shrubs. Bossington on poplar bark 1896. | ||
Rhynchites germanicus | Strawberry Rhynchites | On rosaceous plants. | ||
Rhynchites tomentosus | a leafroller weevil | On birch. | ||
Rhyncolus ater | a weevil | Syn. R. chloropus. In dead wood. | ||
Rhyzobius litura | a ladybird | A range of habitats. Alcombe Marshes 1951. | ||
Rugilus erichsoni | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. Last Exmoor record Porlock 1896. | ||
Rugilus geniculatus | a rove beetle | Damp grassland. | ||
Rugilus orbiculatus | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||
Rugilus rufipes | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. Last Exmoor record Alcombe 1935. | ||
Rutpela maculata | Spotted Longhorn | in woodland. | ||
Salpingus castaneus | a false weevil | On Scots Pine | ||
Salpingus reyi | a false weevil | On burnt gorse. | ||
Saperda populnea | Small Poplar Borer | On Populus sp. | ||
Saprinus aeneus | a carrion beetle | In carrion. | ||
Scaphidema metallicum | a darkling beetle | In fungi on dead wood. | ||
Scaphidium quadrimaculatum | a shining fungus beetle | In woodland. | ||
Scaphisoma agaricinum | a shining fungus beetle | In rotten wood. Last Exmoor record 1866 at Nettlecombe. | ||
Scaphisoma boleti | a shining fungus beetle | In rotten wood. | ||
Sciaphilus asperatus | Strawberry Root Weevil | On shrubs. | ||
Sciodrepoides fumatus (Spence) | ||||
Sciodrepoides watsoni | a round fungus beetle | In carrion | ||
Scirtes hemisphaericus | a marsh beetle | In coastal marshes. | ||
Scolytus intricatus | a bark or ambrosia beetle | Under oak bark. | ||
Scolytus multistriatus | Small Elm Bark Beetle | On elm. | ||
Scolytus scolytus | Large Elm Bark Beetle | On elm. Carrier of Dutch elm disease. | ||
Scraptia testacea | a flower beetle | [NS] 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||
Scydmaenus tarsatus | a small antlike beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Scymnus auritus | a ladybird | On vegetation. Minehead 1956. | ||
Scymnus frontalis | a ladybird | On vegetation. Minehead 1954. | ||
Scymnus limbatus | a ladybird | Coastal marshes. Minehead 1947. | ||
Scymnus schmidti F?rsch | [Nb.] | |||
Selatosomus aeneus | a click beetle | On moorland and coastal heath. | ||
Sepedophilus constans (Fowler) | a rove beetle | N. | ||
Sepedophilus immaculatus | a rove beetle | |||
Sepedophilus littoreus | a rove beetle | In damp grass litter near freshwater. | ||
Sepedophilus lusitanicus | a rove beetle | In dead wood in conifer woodland. | ||
Sepedophilus marshami | a rove beetle | |||
Sepedophilus nigripennis | a rove beetle | |||
Sepedophilus testaceus | a rove beetle | [N.] | ||
Serica brunnea | Brown Chafer | In moss or rotting stumps, or comes to light. | ||
Sericoderus brevicornis | 2019 Nettlecombe Park | |||
Sericoderus lateralis | 2019 Nettlecombe Park | |||
Sermylassa halensis | a leaf beetle | On dry grassland. | ||
Siagonium quadricorne | a rove beetle | under bark. | ||
Sibinia primitus | a weevil | On Sweet Alison. | ||
Silpha atrata | Black Snail Beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Silpha laevigata | a sexton beetle | Coastal grassland. | ||
Silpha obscura | a sexton beetle | Coastal grassland. Recorded 1946 at Minehead. | ||
Silpha tristis | a sexton beetle | Coastal grassland. | ||
Simplocaria semistriata | a pill beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Sinodendron cylindricum | Rhinoceros Beetle | In rotten wood. | ||
Sitona cambricus | a weevil | A range of habitats. | ||
Sitona hispidulus | Clover Weevil | On clover. | ||
Sitona lepidus | a weevil | On clover. | ||
Sitona lineatus | Pea and Bean Weevil | On Legumes. | ||
Sitona puncticollis | a weevil | On clover. Minehead 1906. | ||
Sitona regensteinensis | a weevil | On gorse. | ||
Sitona striatellus | a weevil | On gorse. | ||
Sitona sulcifrons | Clover Weevil | On clover. | ||
Sitona suturalis | a weevil | On vetches. | ||
Sitona waterhousei | a weevil | On Lotus corniculatus. | ||
Smicronyx jungermanniae | a weevil | On lesser dodder on coastal heath. | ||
Soronia grisea | a pollen or sap beetle | In vegetable detritus. Minehead 1935. | ||
Soronia punctatissima | a pollen or sap beetle | In sappy old oak trees. | ||
Sphaeridium bipustulatum | a scavenger water beetle | Entered as S. marginatum Fabricius.ûIn dung. | ||
Sphaeridium lunatum | a scavenger water beetle | In herbivore dung. | ||
Sphaeridium scarabaeoides | a scavenger water beetle | In dung. | ||
Sphaeroderma testaceum | a leaf beetle | On thistles. | ||
Sphindus dubius | [NB] 2019 Nettlecombe Park | |||
Squamapion atomarium (Kirkby, 1808) | a weevil | on wild thyme 2023 | ||
Staphylinus dimidiaticornis | a rove beetle | On coastal grassland. | ||
Staphylinus erythropterus | a rove beetle | on moorland. | ||
Stenagostus rhombeus | a click beetle | Under bark. | ||
Stenichnus bicolor | a small antlike beetle | Under bark of old parkland trees. | ||
Stenichnus collaris | a small antlike beetle | woodland | ||
Stenichnus poweri | a small antlike beetle | On shingle beach. | ||
Stenocarus umbrinus | a weevil | Syn. S. ruficornis On poppy. Minehead 1947. | ||
Stenocorus meridianus | Variable Longhorn | In dead wood. | ||
Stenolophus mixtus | a ground beetle | In coastal marshes. Last recorded Minehed, 1935. | ||
Stenopterapion (Cobosiotherium) scutellare | a seed weevil | Syn. Apion scutellare. On Western Gorse. | ||
Stenopterapion tenue | a seed weevil | On medick. Syn. Apion tenue. | ||
Stenostola dubia | Lime beetle | On Lime trees. | ||
Stenus aceris | a rove beetle | Last record Hopcott, 1935. Woodland/heathland. | ||
Stenus bifoveolatus | a rove beetle | Grassy places near water. | ||
Stenus bimaculatus | a rove beetle | Wetlands. | ||
Stenus boops | Local in still water. | |||
Stenus boops Ljungh | ||||
Stenus brevipennis Thomson, | ||||
Stenus brunnipes | a rove beetle | In a range of dry habitats. | ||
Stenus canescens | a rove beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Stenus cicindeloides | a rove beetle | Vegetation near water. | ||
Stenus clavicornis | a rove beetle | In open country. | ||
Stenus exiguus | a rove beetle | Under stones. Last recorded Minehead 1948. | ||
Stenus flavipes | a rove beetle | in wetlands | ||
Stenus formicetorum | a rove beetle | In litter on river banks. VC4. | ||
Stenus fulvicornis | a rove beetle | Damp places | ||
Stenus fuscipes | a rove beetle | Coastal marshes. Last recorded Alcombe 1935 | ||
Stenus geniculatus | a rove beetle | on moorland | ||
Stenus guttula | a rove beetle | On stream and river banks. | ||
Stenus guynemeri | a rove beetle | On stream banks in woodland. | ||
Stenus impressus | a rove beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Stenus juno | a rove beetle | In wetlands. Last Exmoor record Minehead 1935. | ||
Stenus latifrons | a rove beetle | In wetlands | ||
Stenus lustrator | a rove beetle | In valley fen. Last recorded Withypool 1948. | ||
Stenus nanus | a rove beetle | Last Exmoor record Porlock, 1896. Coastal marsh. | ||
Stenus nigritulus | a rove beetle | In wetlands. | ||
Stenus nitens Stephens | ||||
Stenus nitidiusculus | a rove beetle | In a range of wetland habitats. | ||
Stenus niveus | a rove beetle | Sphagnum and upland wet litter. Nationally scarce. | ||
Stenus ossium | a rove beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Stenus pallipes | a rove beetle | In a range of wetland habitats. | ||
Stenus pallitarsis | a rove beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Stenus picipennis | a rove beetle | Damp places. | ||
Stenus picipes | a rove beetle | In wetlands. | ||
Stenus providus | a rove beetle | In valley fen. Last Exmoor record Withypool 1948. Syn. S. rogeri Kraatz. | ||
Stenus pubescens | a rove beetle | Damp places. | ||
Stenus similis | a rove beetle | In wetlands. | ||
Stenus tarsalis | a rove beetle | in wetlands. | ||
Stethorus pusillus (Herbst) | A ladybird beetle | Destroys mites | ||
Stictonectes lepidus | a water beetle | Moorland pools. | ||
Stilbus oblongus | a smut beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Stomis pumicatus | a ground beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Strangalia aurulenta | a longhorn beetle | In oak woodland. | ||
Strangalia melanura | a longhorn beetle | In woodland. Minehead 1906. Other Somerset locations in 1990s. | ||
Strangalia quadrifasciata | a longhorn beetle | Woodland. Dulverton 1913. | ||
Strigocis bicornis | [Nb] Devon 2020. VC4. | |||
Strophosoma melanogrammum | Nut Leaf Weevil | In woodland. | ||
Strophosoma nebulosum | a weevil | On moorland and coastal heath. | ||
Subcoccinella vigintiquattuorpunctata | 24-spot Ladybird | A range of habitats | ||
Sunius melanocephalus | a rove beetle | In moss. Last Exmoor record Porlock 1896. | ||
Syntomium aeneum | ||||
Synuchus nivalis | a ground beetle | On dry sandy soil. | ||
Tachinus humeralis | a rove beetle | In woodland. | ||
Tachinus laticollis | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus. | ||
Tachinus marginellus | a rove beetle | In vegetable detritus | ||
Tachinus proximus | In rotten honey fungus. | |||
Tachinus signatus | a rove beetle | in vegetable detritus | ||
Tachinus subterraneus | a rove beetle | In decaying fungi and carrion. | ||
Tachyerges salicis | a weevil | Syn. Rhynchaenus sal. On willow. | ||
Tachyerges stigma | a weevil | Syn. Rhynchaenus s. On willow. Nettlecombe 1891. | ||
Tachyporus atriceps | a rove beetle | Grassland and woods. | ||
Tachyporus chrysomelinus | a rove beetle | A range of habitats. | ||
Tachyporus dispar | a rove beetle | In moss and leaf litter. | ||
Tachyporus formosus | a rove beetle | in litter | ||
Tachyporus hypnorum | a rove beetle | in a range of habitats. | ||
Tachyporus nitidulus | a rove beetle | A range of habitats | ||
Tachyporus obtusus | a rove beetle | A range of habitats. | ||
Tachyporus pallidus | a rove beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Tachyporus pusillus | a rove beetle | Grass tussocks on river bank. | ||
Tachyporus solutus | a rove beetle | A range of habitats. | ||
Tachyporus transversalis | ||||
Tachyporus tarsus Erichson | A rove beetle | Acid moorland area | ||
Tachys parvulus | a ground beetle | Coastal. | ||
Taeniapion urticarium | a seed weevil | On nettles. | ||
Tanysphyrus lemnae | Duckweed Weevil | Coastal marshes. | ||
Telmatophilus caricis | a silken fungus beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Telmatophilus typhae | a silken fungus beetle | Coastal marshes. | ||
Tenebrio molitor | Mealworm Beetle | In buildings. | ||
Tetratoma ancora | On hazel, | |||
Tetratoma desmaresti | a shiny fungus beetle | In bracket fungi. | ||
Tetratoma fungorum Fabricius | ||||
Tetrops praeustus | a longhorn beetle | 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||
Thamiaraea cinnamomea | a rove beetle | At sap runs on trees. Minehead 1935. | ||
Thamiaraea hospita | a rove beetle | In compost. | ||
Thanasimus formicarius | Ant Beetle | in dead wood. | ||
Thanatophilus rugosus | a sexton beetle | In carrion. | ||
Thanatophilus sinuatus | a sexton beetle | in carrion. | ||
Thiasophila angulata | In red wood ant nest. | |||
Thinodromus arcuatus | a rove beetle | River banks. | ||
Thryogenes nereis | a weevil | coastal marshes. | ||
Thymalus limbatus | a domed fungus beetle | On dead wood in old woodland and parkland. | ||
Timarcha goettingenis | Lesser Bloody-nosed Beetle | On dry grassland. | ||
Timarcha tenebricosa | Bloody-nosed Beetle | A range of habitats. | ||
Tinotus morion (Gravenhorst) | a rove beetle | in pony dung 2023 | ||
Tomicus piniperda | Large Pine Shoot Beetle | On conifers. Minehead 1949. | ||
Trachodes hispidus | a weevil | Oak woodlands. Porlock 1934. Noted in Devon 1990s. | ||
Trachyphloeus angustistelus | a weevil | On heaths. | ||
Trachyphloeus asperatus | a weevil | Coastal. On plant roots. | ||
Trachyphloeus bifoveolatus | a weevil | On dry grassland. | ||
Trachyphloeus laticollis | a weevil | On dry grassland. Porlock 1896. | ||
Trachyphloeus rectus Thomson, C G 1865 | a weevil | (NA) Grassland 2023 | ||
Trachys troglodytes | Devil's-bit Jewel Beetle | On Devil's-bit Scabious. | ||
Trechus fulvus | a ground beetle | Coastal. | ||
Trechus obtusus | a ground beetle | Common on moorland and sometimes in other habitats. | ||
Trechus quadristriatus | a ground beetle | Common in a range of habitats | ||
Trichonyx sulcicollis | a short-winged mould beetle | Under oak bark. Nettlecome 1866. | ||
Trichosirocalus troglodytes | a weevil | In grassland. | ||
Triphyllus bicolor | a hairy fungus beetle | In bracket fungi. | ||
Triplax aenea | a shiny fungus beetle | In fungi on dead wood. | ||
Trixagus carinifrons | a small false click beetle | In leaf litter, etc. | ||
Trixagus dermestoides | a small false click beetle | In woodland. | ||
Trox scaber | a hide beetle | In birds nests. | ||
Tychius junceus | a weevil | On medicks and clovers. | ||
Tychius picirostris | a weevil | Syn. Miccotrogus p. On clovers. | ||
Tychius pusillus | a weevil | On gorse. | ||
Tychius squamulatus | a weevil | On bird's-foot trefoil. | ||
Tychius stephensi | a weevil | On bird's-foot trefoil. | ||
Tychius tibialis | a weevil | On coastal grassland on clovers. | ||
Tychus niger | a short-winged mould beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Typhaea stercorea | Hairy Fungus Beetle | In haystack refuse. | ||
Typhaeus typhoeus | Minotaur Beetle | On moorland and coastal heath. | ||
Tytthaspis sedecimpunctata | 16-spot Ladybird | Coastal grassland. | ||
Vincenzellus ruficollis | a false weevil | Under bark | ||
Xantholinus gallicus Coiffait, 1956 | a rove beetle | (NS) Heather moorland 2023 | ||
Xantholinus glabratus | a rove beetle | In grassland | ||
Xantholinus linearis | a rove beetle | In open country. | ||
Xantholinus longiventris | a rove beetle | In a range of habitats. | ||
Xestobium rufovillosum | Death Watch Beetle | In dead wood and old buildings. | ||
Xyloterus domesticus | a bark or ambrosia beetle | Syn. Trypodendron d. Under oak bark. Porlock, 1907. Recorded from Devon Exmoor 1980s. | ||
Xyloterus signatus | a bark or ambrosia beetle | Syn. Trypodendron s. Under oak bark. Porlock 1907. | ||
Xylotiba bosnica | a rove beetle | [pNS] 2019 Nettlecombe Park | ||
Zacladus geranii | VC4. | |||
Zorochros minimus | a click beetle | Rivers and streams. | ||
Zyras funestus | a rove beetle | Dunster 1919. In ants nests. | ||
Zyras humeralis | a rove beetle | In ants nests. | ||
Zyras limbatus | a rove beetle | In ants nests. |
Bird List: Updated to September 2024, Exmoor Naturalist No. 50 Pt. 2.
Bird ListCommon name | Scientific name | Notes |
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Alpine Swift | Apus melba | Vagrant. Just 3 records 1954 - 1980 |
American Bittern | Botaurus lentiginosus | One record of an immature shot on Earl Fortescue's moorland near Parracombe in Oct 1875. |
American Purple Gallinule | Porphyrio ,artinicus | One, Dunster Beach, 2022. Very rare. |
American Wigeon | Anas americana | Vagrant. Male Wimbleball winters 1987 and 1988. |
Arctic Skua | Stercorarius parasiticus | Autumn passage visitor to coastal waters. |
Arctic Tern | Sterna paradisaea | Fairly frequent on autumn passage but less so than Common Tern. |
Ashy-headed Wagtail | Montacilla flava cinereocapilla Savi. | Rare Passage Migrant (2006). Minehaed Golf Course. |
Avocet | Recurvirostra avosetta | Vagrant. Records include 8 Porlock Bay 1987. |
Baillon's Crake | Porzana pusilla | A single record of one at Minehead in Nov. 1912. |
Baird's Sandpiper | Calidris bairdii | Vagrant. One Porlock Marsh 1973 and possibly 1979. |
Bar-headed Goose | Anser indicus | One regularly seen with Canada Geese at Minehead/Dunster Marshes 1989-1992. |
Bar-tailed Godwit | Limosa lapponica | Spring and autumn passage migrant. Occasional in winter. |
Barn Owl | Tyto alba | Resident. Now very scarce with only a few breeding pairs. |
Barnacle Goose | Branta leucopsis | Winter visitor. A few most years with Canada flocks. |
Barred Warbler | Sylvia nisoria | Vagrant. One record of an immature male at Porlock Marsh 1969. A 1st for Somerset. |
Bean Goose | Anser fabalis | Vagrant. Occasional records at Minehead or Porlock marshû1947 on. the most recent being 1 Porlock Marsh Mar-Apr 1973. |
Bearded Tit | Panurus biarmicus | Vagrant. Winter visitor/passage migrant. First record was of 3 Porlock Marsh 1972, since when there have been a handful of records. |
Bee-eater | Merops apiaster | One seen Porlock Hill 1997. |
Bewick's Swan | Cygnus columbianus | Rare winter visitor to Minehead and Porlock Marshes. Highestû8 at Minehead March Feb. 1976. |
Bittern | Botaurus stellaris | Rare winter visitor to coastal marshes. One photographed at Chetsford Bridge in 1989. |
Black Grouse | Tetrao tetrix | Numbers were decreasing in 18th cent. 4320 shot Holnicote and Winsford estates 1836-1906 and up to 40 shot in a day at Oare Manor estate. Palmer & Ballance (1968) stated "On Exmoor now restricted mainly to N.Trust property in N.E. where up to 13 at lek in 1965. A few may survive on Molland Common but now probably extinct on Winsford Hill & Culbone Hill. A (1964) estimate put the Exmoor stock at c45. Causes of decrease seem to be enclosure, disturbance, overburning and increase in predators after 1914. The last lek on the Moor was in 1972, last breeding record 1975 and last sighting was a female at Lucott Moor at dusk 29.7.1981. |
Black Guillemot | Cepphus grylle | Vagrant. Only two records to date 1954 and 1991. Both Dunster Beach. |
Black Kite | Milvus migrans (Boddaert) | Rare. Accidental (2006) |
Black Redstart | Phoenicurus ochruros | Mainly autumn passage and winter visitor. |
Black Swan | Cygnus atratus | Escape. 1 Porlock Marsh 1998. |
Black Stork | Ciconia nigra (L.) | Rare Accidental (2010) |
Black Tern | Chlidonias niger | Rare passage visitor, mainly coastal but has been recorded at Wimbleball also. |
Black-headed Bunting | Emberiza melanocephala | Exotic. 1 Bird Table Old Cleeve, Oct. 2000. |
Black-headed Gull | Larus ridibundus | Winter visitor also present spring and summer. |
Black-headed Wagtail | Montacilla flava feldegg | Rare Passage Migrant (2006). Minehaed Golf Course. |
Black-necked Grebe | Podiceps nigricollis | Rare winter visitor. Recorded 2 Porlock Marsh Feb 1985 and Wimbleball Apr 1995. (One Minehead claypits 1959 probably a stray passage bird; site now Butlins boating lake) |
Black-tailed Godwit | Limosa limosa | Spring or Autumn passage migrant. Less frequent than Bar-tailed Godwit. |
Black-throated Diver | Gavia arctica | Scarce winter visitor to coastal waters. 2 Wimbleball Feb.û1985. |
Black-winged Stilt | Himantopus himantopus | One record of single bird Porlock Marsh 1960. |
Blackbird | Turdus merula | Resident, nests. |
Blackcap | Sylvia atricapilla | Summer visitor with some over-wintering birds. Nests. |
Blue Tit | Parus caeruleus | Resident, abundant and widespread. Nests, frequently in nest boxes. |
Blue-headed Wagtail | Motacilla flava flava | Passage visitor, Recent records only from Porlock Marsh. Bred at Porlock Marsh 1951 and 1965. |
Blue-winged Teal | Anas discors | Vagrant. North American. 1 Porlock Marsh 1981. |
Brambling | Fringilla montifringilla | Winter visitor. Exceptional flocks of up to 600 have been seen c.Simonsbath but usually just a few in mixed flocks with chaffinches. Visits gardens. One summer report of a singing male at Culbone Woods 1956. |
Brent Goose | Branta bernicla | Scarce winter visitor, usually dark bellied race but pale bellied forms occur very occasionally. |
Bullfinch | Pyrrhula pyrrhula | Resident |
Buzzard | Buteo buteo | Resident, widespread and common. Nests. Although commonûagain now, numbers became very low during myxamatosis epidemic in rabbits, their staple diet. |
Canada Goose | Branta canadensis | Resident. Breeds Wimbleball and Minehead. Up to 400 in winter. Cackling Goose: single birds, probably escapes, occasionally with main flocks. |
Carolina Wood Duck | Aix sponsa | One on Dunster Hawn 1987 for several months. One on R. Exe Brushford 1988. Possible female + 4 young R. Barle Castle Bridge 1988. Exotics. |
Carrion Crow | Corvus corone corone | Resident. Nests. |
Caspian Gull | Laurus argentatus cachinnans | Rare. |
Cattle Egret | Bubulcus ibis L. | Rare. Accidental (2006) |
Cetti's Warbler | Cettia cetti | Very scarce but probably now resident and breeding |
Chaffinch | Fringilla coelebs | Resident and winter visitor. Nests. |
Chiffchaff | Phylloscopus collybita | Summer visitor. Occasionally winters. Nests. |
Chough | Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax | Bred occasionally on Exmoor cliffs until 1910. Since then just a few sightings, usually single birds offshore but 3 inland 1991. |
Cirl Bunting | Emberiza cirlus | Previously a rare resident which bred Porlock Vale, Minehead and Combe Martin. May now be extinct on Exmoor. |
Coal Tit | Parus ater | Resident. Nests. |
Collared Dove | Streptopelia decaocto | Was breeding in Minehead by 1963 (D. Ballance). Now resident and common in towns and villages. Nests. Winter flocks of up to 50 have been seen. |
Commic Tern | Sterna hirundo/paradisea | Due to difficulties in identification Common and Arctic Terns are often dealt with together under this name. Frequent on Autumn passage. |
Common Gull | Larus canus | Passage and winter visitor to coasts and inland. |
Common Sandpiper | Actitis hypoleucos | Regular spring/autumn passage visitor. Sometimes winters. |
Common Scoter | Melanitta nigra | Passage and winter visitor to coastal waters. Recorded at Wimbleball 1983. Coastal numbers usually less than 10 although 30+ at Dunster Beach Aug. 1987. |
Common Tern | Sterna hirundo | Regular spring and autumn passage visitor. |
Coot | Fulica atra | Nests. Resident and winter visitor. Main winter refuge is Wimbleball lake. |
Cormorant | Phalacrocorax carbo | Nests. Resident and winter visiters. On coast and inland on reservoirs. Birds shot at Wimbleball included ringed ones from Solway Firth, the Dyfed Coast and Ulster. |
Corn Bunting | Miliaria calandra | Used to be recorded on the Brendons and around Minehead, but the only record for many years is of a juvenile on Minehead Golf Links, Sept. 1989. Vagrant. |
Corncrake | Crex crex | Rare passage visitor. One found dead at Porlock Oct 1982. |
Cory's Shearwater | Calonectris diomedea | Rare vagrant. Off-shore records 1986 4 off Lynmouth, 1987 and 1994. |
Crane | Grus grus | One shot at Watchet 1897; One Allerford 2002. |
Cream-coloured Courser | Cursorius cursor | A single record of one Minehead Golf Links, 1941. This was the first Somerset Record. |
Crossbill | Loxia curvirostra | Irregular visitor to conifer woods, probably now resident. Breeds occasionally. |
Cuckoo | Cuculus canorus | Earliest date 15th March, Porlock 1938 (D.Ballance). Usually arrived mid April. Fairly common summer visitor with Meadow Pipit being the commonest host on the moors, also tree pipit. May have declined in recent years. |
Curlew | Numenius arquata | Exmoor Moorland Bird Survey 2002: territories at Goosemoor Common, Exford Common, Wilmersham Common and one in N.D. Resident, passage and winter visitor. Up to 260 on beaches. |
Curlew Sandpiper | Calidris ferruginea | Rare passage visitor to coast. |
Dark-bellied Brent Goose | Branta bernicla bernicla | The commoner of the two races. |
Dartford Warbler | Sylvia undata | In excess of 70 pairs/territories in 2002. A rare visitor to Exmoor to 1995 when it bred for first time. |
Dipper | Cinclus cinclus | About 75 pairs estimated to be on Exmoor (1994). Resident of fast flowing streams and rivers. Nests. |
Dotterel | Charadrius morinellus | Passage visitor, usually seen on the moors. |
Dunlin | Calidris alpina | Regular winter and passage visitor to the coast. Rarely more than 200. |
Dunnock | Prunella modularis | Resident. Nests. |
Egyptian Goose | Alopochen aegyptiacus | Feral breeder at Wimbleball 1982-86. Commuted with Canadas between there and Dunster Marsh. |
Eider | Somateria mollissima | Rare winter visitor to coastal waters. |
Emperor Goose | Anser canagicus | Up to 5 seen with Canada Geese Dunster Marsh/Wimbleball 1987 - Exotics. |
Feral Pigeon | Columba livia (feral) | Fairly common. Nests. |
Ferruginous Duck | Aythya nyroca | Rare Vagrant (2009), (2012) both Wimbleball. |
Two published records, neither wholly satisfactory. One, Pinkworthy Pond 1943 has generally been accepted. Other Quantocks area. | ||
Fieldfare | Turdus pilaris | Winter visitor. |
Firecrest | Regulus ignicapillus | Winter visitor, usually recorded near the coast. |
Fulmar | Fulmarus glacialis | Mainly spring/summer visitor. First bred Devon Exmoor 1958; and Somerset Exmoor 1981 when N.V. Allen recorded 2 pairs at Glenthorne. c400 nesting pairs between Lynmouth and Heddons Mouth in 1994. Also occur off coast out of breeding season following gales. |
Gadwall | Anas strepera | Scarce winter visitor, Wimbleball/Dunster Beach. |
Gannet | Sula bassana | Regularly seen offshore Apr - Sept. Outside this usually storm blown birds. Nearest gannetry S.W.Wales. Commoner some years presumably related to fish stocks, esp. mackerel. |
Garden Warbler | Sylvia borin | 1987 was a particularly good year for this sp. on Exmoor. Summer visitor, open woodland, thickets. |
Garganey | Anas querquedula | Vagrant. An unusual Spring passage migrant which has nested in N. Somerset and S. Devon but not Exmoor. Pair Minehead Marsh 1996. |
Glaucous Gull | Larus hyperboreus | A small number of records of this vagrant gull. |
Goldcrest | Regulus regulus | Resident. Nests. Favours conifer plantations. Hard hit in severe winters. |
Golden Eagle | Aquila chrysaetos | Although not accepted as having ever been recorded on Exmoor, there are one or two early reports c1905 of birds having been seen. |
Golden Oriole | Oriolus oriolus | Spring and summer passage visitor. |
Golden Pheasant | Chrysolophus pictus | One nr Lynton 1942 (present some years); one adult male in Allerford Plantation Nov. 2001. |
Golden Plover | Pluvialis apricaria | Winter, spring and autumn passage visitor. Flocks of 3-4 hundred may occur but much declined from the thousands which occurred at one time (e.g.6000 Minehead 1967). Probably bred on Exmoor in 1910 but not proven. |
Goldeneye | Bucephala clangula | Regular winter visitor to Wimbleball; occasional elsewhere. |
Goldfinch | Carduelis carduelis | Resident. Nests. Winter flocks of c50 occasionally seen. |
Goosander | Mergus merganser | Rare resident. First bred Exmoor 1993. Regular winter visitor to Wimbleball, occasionally to Nutscale and the coast. |
Goshawk | Accipiter gentilis | Rare resident. A few breeding season records since 1990. |
Grasshopper Warbler | Locustella naevia | Exmoor Moorland Bird Survey 2002 located 52 territories; ENHS records suggest a further ten males may have been present. This was an exceptionally good year. Summer visitor. Nests. |
Great Black-backed Gull | Larus marinus | Nests. Resident and winter visitor. A few cliff-nesting pairs. |
Great Crested Grebe | Podiceps cristatus | A winter visitor but more or less resident at Wimbleball Lake where it has bred since 1982. Otherwise most records are coastal. |
Great Grey Shrike | Lanius excubitor | Irregular autumn and winter visitor, usually to moorland areas. |
Great Northern Diver | Gavia immer | Offshore winter visitor |
Great Shearwater | Puffinus gravis | Rare vagrant. 2 off Lynmouth Aug 1986. Only record to date. |
Great Skua | Stercorarius skua | Autumn passage visitor. A few off-shore most years. |
Great Snipe | Gallinago media | An old and unauthenticated record of one shot at Warren ridge in 1903. 4 shot nr Parracombe 1868 during an influx to the SW. A couple of other unauthenticated records. |
Great Spotted Woodpecker | Dendrocopos major | Nests. Resident. Breeds in all suitable woods. Visits garden peanut holders. |
Great Tit | Parus major | Resident. Nests, occasionally in nest boxes. |
Great White Egret | Egretta alba | One, Wimbleball Lake 7 - 12 Oct 2002. Record accepted by British Birds Rarities Committee. New Exmoor Record. |
Greater Flamingo | Phoenicopterus ruber | Exotic. One flying west off Dunster Beach Sept 1969. |
Green Sandpiper | Tringa ochropus | Regular, mainly autumn passage visitor to reservoirs and marshes. |
Green Woodpecker | Picus viridis | Resident. Nests. Visits lawns. |
Green-winged Teal | Anas crecca carolinensis | Porlock Marsh Dec. 1998. Oct. 1951. Vagrant. |
Greenfinch | Carduelis chloris | Resident. Nests. Scarce on high moor but autum and winter flocks on stubble of c200 may be seen. |
Greenland Wheatear | Oenanthe oenanthe leucorrhoa | Small numbers of this larger race of wheatear are seen on passage most years. |
Greenland White-fronted Goose | Anser albifrons flavirostris | Single birds, Minehead Marsh Dec. 1952 & Mar 1995. |
Greenshank | Tringa nebularia | Scarce but regular spring and autumn passage migrant. |
Grey Heron | Ardea cinerea | About 25 breeding pairs at 5 heronries. Regularly seen along rivers and on coast at Dunster. |
Grey Partridge | Perdix perdix | Resident, scarce. Some records may refer to hand-reared birds. Nests. |
Grey Phalarope | Phalaropus fulicarius | Passage visitor to the coast. Occasionally storm blown. |
Grey Plover | Pluvialis squatarola | Winter visitor. Small numbers Minehead and Dunster Beach. |
Grey Wagtail | Motacilla cinerea | Exmoor Moorland Bird Survey 2002 est. 65 pairs. + (ENHS) c 30 other pairs at other sites. Resident and fairly common on streams and rivers. Nests. |
Greylag Goose | Anser anser | Rare winter visitor. There is always doubt as to whether the birds are genuine wild birds or if from feral population on Chilton Moor. However timing (all in winter) suggests they could be genuine wild. |
Guillemot | Uria aalge | About 500 nesting pairs Lynmouth to Heddons Mouth in 1994. Not uncommon passage and winter visitor off-shore. |
Gull-billed Tern | Gelochelidon nilotica | The only Somerset record (to 2002) is a first winter bird at Dunster Beach Oct 1997. Vagrant. |
Gyrfalcon | Falco rusticolus | Vagrant. One Foreland Point 1972. Greenland race. |
Hawfinch | Coccothraustes coccothraustes | Very rare visitor to Exmoor. Onetime nested at Selworthy. |
Hen Harrier | Circus cyaneus | Scarce but regular winter visitor to moorland areas. |
Herring Gull | Larus argentatus | Nests. Resident. Notable decline in breeding population since early 1980s. |
Hobby | Falco subbuteo | Scarce summer visitor, may breed occasionally. |
Honey Buzzard | Pernis apivorus | Vagrant. Single birds 1990, 1994, 1995. Probably a regular if scarce summer visitor to the older wooded areas in the early part of the last century. |
Hooded crow | Corvus corone cornix | Vagrant. Single birds recorded a few times since 1970. |
Hoopoe | Upupa epops | Passage visitor, usually in spring. 14 records between 1956 and 1994. |
House Martin | Delichon urbica | Summer visitor and passage migrant. Nests. |
House Sparrow | Passer domesticus | Resident. Nests around human habitations. Flocks in autumn/winter. Numbers may have decreased. |
Ibis, Glossy | Pledadis falcinellis | 1 Porlock Marsh 2022. Escape or Exotic. |
Ibis, Sacred | Threskiornis aethiopicus | 1 Dunster Beach/Minehead Marsh 1995. Escape or Exotic |
Iceland Gull | Larus glaucoides | Only a handful of records mainly in winter. Vagrant. |
Icterine Warbler | Hippolais icterina | Vagrant. Two records to 1994 (Heddon Valley 1972 and Withypool 1975). |
Isabelline Shrike | Lanius isabellinus | First Somerset record of this Asian species Minehead 1989. Attracted many visitors! Vagrant. |
Jack Snipe | Lymnocryptes minimus | Winter visitor to freshwater marshes, lakes and pools. |
Jackdaw | Corvus monedula | Resident. Nests on coastal cliffs, buildings, quarries and trees. Large flocks may be seen. |
Jay | Garrulus glandarius | Common resident of wooded areas. Nests. Occasional large influxes from the continent such as 1983 when acorn crop failed in Europe due to knopper gall. |
Kentish Plover | Charadrius alexandrinus | Porlock Marsh 1956. Minehead 1968. |
Kestrel | Falco tinnunculus | Resident and common. Nests. |
Kingfisher | Alcedo atthis | Resident. Breeds on a few rivers. Frequent sightings by coast and reservoirs in winter. |
Kittiwake | Rissa tridactyla | First Exmoor breeding record was 6 pairs Woody Bay cliffs in 1972. Increased up to 1984 with c200 pairs. Since then they have declined and no breeding records in 2002 but non breeding birds are still around. |
Knot | Calidris canutus | Autumn passage visitor to beaches. |
Kumlien's Gull | Laurus glaucoides kumlieni | Rare accidental. |
Lapland Bunting | Calcarius lapponicus | Passage visitor, usually to the coast. |
Lapwing | Vanellus vanellus | Resident, nests, winter and passage visitor. Flocks up to 200 on lowland fields and a few pairs breed. |
Laughing Gull | Larus atricilla | Vagrant. Recorded Bossington Beach Sep. 1980. |
Leach's Petrel | Oceanodroma leucorhoa | Rare storm vagrant. 1 Porlock Bay May 1928. Only 2 records in Porlock Bay 1967 - 1994. |
Lesser Black-backed Gull | Larus fuscus | Passage and winter visitor. Has bred on Devon cliffs. |
Lesser Grey Shrike | Lanius minor | One record of one nr Exford on 8.4.1967. |
Lesser Scaup | Aythya affinis (Eyton) | Rare (2011), Wimbleball. |
Lesser Spotted Woodpecker | Dendrocopos minor | Resident. Nests in the larger deciduous woods. |
Lesser Whitethroat | Sylvia curruca | Scarce summer visitor. Has bred in Porlock Vale but no recent breeding records. Singing males heard. |
Linnet | Carduelis cannabina | Resident. Usually near the coast. Nests. Winter flocks of up to 50 frequent but sometimes several hundred. |
Little Auk | Alle alle | Rare storm vagrant. |
Little Bunting | Emberiza pusilla | Bossington Beach Nov. 1997 Porlock Marsh 2001. Passage migrant. |
Little Egret | Egretta garzetta | First noted by A.E.Coles on 12.5.79 on Porlock Marsh where it remained until 14th when it was observed from 6 - 8pm by Noel Allen. It walked across pool but only once seen to swallow something. It is now regularly seen in the area. |
Little Grebe | Tachybaptus ruficollis | Winter visitor to reservoirs, coast and ponds. Has bred in the past and one bred Wimbleball Lake, 1999. |
Little Gull | Larus minutus | Rare passage visitor, recorded most years. but probably under recorded. |
Little Owl | Athene noctua | Following the introduction of this species into the Midlands, it reached Dunster in 1914 and Dulverton in 1917. Now very scarce. Has nested. |
Little Ringed Plover | Charadrius dubius | Rare passage visitor. Coast and Wimbleball. |
Little Stint | Calidris minuta | Autumn passage visitor |
Little Tern | Sterna albifrons | A few turn up most years on autumn passage. |
Long-billed Dowitcher | Limnodromus scolopaceus | Vagrant. One record, Porlock Marsh 1973. |
Long-eared Owl | Asio otus | Vagrant. Has bred in the past and in 1996. |
Long-tailed Duck | Clangula hyemalis | Vagrant. One Nutscale March 1995. |
Long-tailed Skua | Stercorarius longicaudus | Vagrant. Recorded autumn 1991, 1993, 1994. Minehead 2020. |
Long-tailed Tit | Aegithalos caudatus | Resident. Visits gardens. Nests. |
Magpie | Pica pica | Resident. Common. Numbers increased in some areas such as Minehead 1950s on but seem to have peaked. Some culling takes place, usually by individuals. There is controversy over the toll they take on small birds. |
Mallard | Anas platyrhynchos | Resident and winter visitor. Nests. Widespread. |
Mallard hybrid | Anas platyrhynchos x | Many between Minehead and Dunster Beach in 1980s and 1990s originating from crosses with ducks at Butlins Holiday Camp. Most have now been eliminated. |
Mandarin | Aix galericulata | Vagrant or feral resident. Origin on Exmoor uncertain. |
Manx Shearwater | Puffinus puffinus | Passage visitor. Feeding parties in coastal waters, spring to autumn. Breeds in Wales. 1225 counted flying up channel off Porlock Bay 1988. P.yelkouan mauretanicus MEDITERRANEAN SHEARWATER. Vagrant. Race of Manx S. breeding in Mediterranean and recently split from P. puffinus. One off Minehead 1994 and 1996. Later works record this as BALEARIC SHEARWATER P. mauretanicus. V.Rare passage migrant. |
Marsh Harrier | Circus aeruginosus | Rare passage migrant usually to coastal areas. |
Marsh Tit | Parus palustris | Resident. Nests. |
Marsh Warbler | Acrocephalus palustris | Pair Minehead Claypits (now Butlins lake) summer 1929. One or 2 pairs bred there 1947-1961. |
Meadow Pipit | Anthus pratensis | Exmoor Moorland Survey 2002. Population estimate of 2640 pairs, the most common & widespread species on the moor. Common resident, passage, and winter visitor. Nests. Chief host of cuckoo. |
Mediterranean Gull | Larus melanocephalus | Passage and winter visitor now recorded annually. First Somerset record was December 1956 at Dunster Beach. |
Merlin | Falco columbarius | Resident but scarce with only a few breeding pairs. |
Mistle Thrush | Turdus viscivorus | Resident. nests. |
Montagu's Harrier | Circus pygargus | Rare passage migrant. There are 4 breeding records for Exmoor, all before 1920. |
Moorhen | Gallinula chloropus | Nests. Resident and local around reservoirs and ponds. |
Mute Swan | Cygnus olor | Resident. Minehead/Dunster Marshes where it breeds and has bred at Porlock Marsh. Cases of cygnets not reaching maturity for various causes. Very rare at Wimbleball. |
Nightingale | Luscinia megarhynchos | Passage visitor. Nests on outskirts of ENP. Bred at Bossington up to c1940. |
Nightjar | Caprimulgus europaeus | Survey by D.K.Ballance 2002 located c52 churring males. Breeds at about five main sites. Summer visitor. |
Night Heron | Nycticorax nicticorax (L.) | Rare Accidental (2007), Adult Duster Beach |
North Scandinavian race Lesser Black-Backed Gull | Larus fuscus fuscus | Vagrant. An old record of c30 off Glenthorne 1950s otherwise very rare. |
Nutcracker | Nucifraga caryocatactes | Vagrant. One West Luccombe 1985 and about 3 previous records. |
Nuthatch | Sitta europaea | Resident in deciduous woodland. Nests, occasionally in nest boxes. |
Osprey | Pandion haliaetus | Irregular spring and autumn passage visitor. |
Oystercatcher | Haematopus ostralegus | Nests. Resident and winter visitor. Breeds Devon Exmoor. |
Pale-bellied Brent Goose | Branta bernicla hrota | Less common than the Dark-bellied race. |
Pectoral Sandpiper | Calidris melanotos | Vagrant. A handful of records from the coast. |
Peregrine | Falco peregrinus | Resident. Nests. Locally frequent on the coast, also hunts inland. |
Pheasant | Phasianus colchicus | Resident and common. Nests. Thousands bred each year for the shoots. |
Pied Flycatcher | Ficedula hypoleuca | Summer visitor, locally common in mature oak woodland. ENHS nest box scheme aimed at Pied Flycatcher is usually successful. Nests. ENHS emblem. |
Pied Wagtail | Motacilla alba yarrellii | Resident, nests. |
Pink-footed Goose | Anser brachyrhyncus | Vagrant. One Wimbleball Dec. 1991. |
Pintail | Anas acuta | Rare winter visitor. |
Pochard | Aythya ferina | Winter visitor to Wimbleball, rarely the coast. |
Pomarine Skua | Stercorarius pomarinus | Autumn passage visitor. Exceptional: 33 off Dunster Beach 1985. |
Puffin | Fratercula arctica | Storm vagrant along the coast. |
Purple Sandpiper | Calidris maritima | Rare Winter visitor, mainly between Lynmouth and Heddons Mouth. One Dunster Beach 1994. |
Quail | Coturnix coturnix | Once bred widely, may nest occasionally. Now a scarce and irregular summer visitor. |
Raven | Corvus corax | Resident. Nests on coastal cliffs and moorland combes. Flocks of over 100 have been recorded. |
Razorbill | Alca torda | About 450 breeding pairs N.Devon cliffs. Passage and winter visitor off-shore. |
Red Grouse | Lagopus lagopus | Introduced on Exmoor in 1800s and established by 1900s. In 1976 about 40 prs. bred in area from Robin How to Black Barrow but decreased drastically and thought extinct in 2002. However 2 or 3 reports in 2003 were received and they may have been bred again by one of the shoots. |
Red Kite | Milvus milvus | Most frequent as a spring passage visitor. One or two over Exmoor most years. One in Timberscombe area 1989/90 was wing tagged and was a released bird part of a NCC/RSPB project. |
Red-backed Shrike | Lanius collurio | Passage visitor. |
Red-breasted Merganser | Mergus serrator | Winter visitor mainly to the coast. |
Red-crested Pochard | Netta rufina | A record of 5 at Nutscale, Nov. 1995 was not confirmed and is considered incorrect. |
Red-legged Partridge | Alectoris rufa | Nests. Resident, locally common, usually reared and released. |
Red-necked Grebe | Podiceps grisegena | Very rare winter visitor. One Porlock Marsh 1956 and one Wimbleball 1993 & 1996. |
Red-necked Phalarope | Phalaropus lobatus | Vagrant. One Porlock Marsh 1970. and 3 previous records here. One Holnicote October 2020 |
Red-rumped Swallow | Hirundo daurica | Vagrant. One record of a single bird at Porlock, Oct 1987 at the time when there was an influx into Britain. |
Red-throated Diver | Gavia stellata | Winter and passage visitor to Exmoor coast; occasional Wimbleball Lake. |
Red-throated Pipit | Anthus cervinus | A bird in summer plumage at Dunster Beach 1996. This was 3rd Somerset record. |
Redpoll | Carduelis flammea | Resident. Nests. Now breeds annually but numbers fluctuate. Winter parties on lower moorland. |
Redshank | Tringa totanus | Resident and winter visitor. Breeds Porlock Marsh but numbers decreased. |
Redstart | Phoenicurus phoenicurus | Exmoor Moorland Bird Survey 2002 est 131 pairs. Regular summer visitor and passage migrant. Nests. |
Redwing | Turdus iliacus | Regular winter visitor. |
Reed Bunting | Emberiza schoeniclus | Exmoor Moorland Bird Survey 2002 est. 165 pairs. ENHS recorded about another 10 pairs elsewhere. Resident, nests. ENHS Survey in yr 2000. Nests in coastal marsh and moorland combes. |
Reed Warbler | Acrocephalus scirpaceus | Regular summer visitor to Porlock and Dunster Marshes. Nests. |
Richard's Pipit | Anthus novaeseelandiae | Vagrant. 3 records of single birds 1977, 1980, 1991. |
Ring Ouzel | Turdus torquatus | Summer visitor to moorland combes, formerly nested but no breeding records found in survey in 2003 and may now only occur on passage. |
Ring-billed Gull | Larus delawarensis | Vagrant. |
Ring-necked Duck | Aythya collaris | Vagrant. Wintering males have been seen infrequently at Wimbleball. |
Ring-necked Parakeet | Psittacula krameri | One presumed this species, Dunkery area 1985 (possible escape). Another Dunster Beach 1989 and 1990 all considered escapes rather than feral birds. |
Ringed Plover | Charadrius hiaticula | Resident. Passage and winter visitor. Bred Dunster Beach 1993. |
Robin | Erithacus rubecula | Resident. Nests. |
Rock Dove | Columba livia | Wild form unlikely to have occurred. |
Rock Pipit | Anthus petrosus | Resident. Nests rocky shores. |
Rook | Corvus frugilegus | Resident. Most rookeries used to occupy high elms until these trees were lost to dutch elm disease in 1970s, they now occupy any tall trees mostly near habitation. Highest rookery is at Simonsbath at 400m. |
Rose-coloured Starling | Sturnus roseus | Vagrant. Only 4 Exmoor sightings 1945 - 1994. |
Roseate Tern | Sterna dougallii | Autumn passage visitor. Only records to date were 3 Minehead Beach in Aug 1971. |
Rough-legged Buzzard | Buteo lagopus | Vagrant. Recorded winters of 1973, 74 and 87. |
Ruddy Duck | Oxyura jamaicensis | Winter visitor to Wimbleball. First recorded 1985. |
Ruddy Shelduck | Tadorna ferruginea | Vagrant. Two old records from Porlock Marsh - 2 1915 and 1 1928. |
Ruff | Philomachus pugnax | Scarce spring and autumn passage visitor to coast and Wimbleball. 15 Porlock Marsh 1987 was an exception. |
Sabine's Gull | Larus sabini | Vagrant. Occasionally recorded on the coast after gales. |
Sand Martin | Riparia riparia | Summer and passage visitor. Scarce as a breeding bird but nests in one or two places. Earliest ENHS record 2nd March. |
Sanderling | Calidris alba | REgular passage/winter visitor along coast. |
Sandwich Tern | Sterna sandvicensis | Small numbers on spring/autumn passage most years on coast. |
Scandinavian Rock Pipit | Anthus petrosus littoralis | Possibly one Porlock Marsh, 1996. |
Scaup | Aythya marila | Scarce winter visitor to Wimbleball, occasionally on the coast. |
Scaup X Tufted Duck Hybrid | Aythya marila x fuligula | Hybrid ducks at Wimbleball may have included this. |
Sedge Warbler | Acrocephalus schoenobaenus | Summer visitor to the coastal marshes, rare elsewhere. Nests. |
Shag | Phalacrocorax aristotelis | Has bred between Lynmouth and Heddons Mouth. Resident. Much rarer than cormorant. |
Shelduck | Tadorna tadorna | Resident winter visitor. Breeds but much fewer than in early 1900s. Numbers build up along the coast in winter. |
Shore Lark | Eremophila alpestris | Winter visitor to coastal beaches. Only a handful of records. |
Short-eared Owl | Asio flammeus | Winter visitor occurring annually, usually on moorland. |
Shoveler | Anas clypeata | Regular winter visitor to coast and Wimbleball. |
Siskin | Carduelis spinus | Resident and winter visitor. First nested in conifers near Luccombe in 1979. |
Skylark | Alauda arvensis | Exmoor Moorland Bird Survey 2002 recorded a population of 1290 pairs Somerset/Devon. Resident and common passage and winter visitor. Nests. Large flocks of several hundred may be seen in winter on lowland fields. |
Slavonian Grebe | Podiceps auritus | Very rare winter visitor. One Minehead Clay Pits Jan 1960 (This site is now Butlins boating lake); one Dunster Hawn Oct 1972. |
Smew | Mergus albellus | Winter visitor. Single birds Wimbleball 1984, 86 & 87. |
Snipe | Gallinago gallinago | Moorland Bird Survey estimate 9 territories on Exmoor inc. 3 in N. Devon. Resident, winter visitor. Breeds moorland bogs. In the past up to 250 on Minehead Marsh but not since Butlins. |
Snow Bunting | Plectrophenax nivalis | Scarce passage/winter visitor to the coast, occasionally on the moors. |
Snow Goose | Anser caerulescens | One regularly seen Dunster Marsh and Wimbleball 1989 with Canada Geese - Exotic. |
Snowy Owl | Nyctea scandiaca | Vagrant. No current records although one 1972 at North Molton was close. Previous record nr Simonsbath 1945 and 3 earlier records. |
Song Thrush | Turdus philomelos | Resident, nests. Also autumn and winter visitor. |
Sooty Shearwater | Puffinus griseus | Rare offshore passage migrant. 7 off Minehead 1979. |
Sparrowhawk | Accipiter nisus | Resident and fairly common. Nests. |
Spoonbill | Platalea leucorodia | Vagrant. One Porlock Marsh 1994, 1998 and 1999. |
Spotted Crake | Porzana porzana | Vagrant. Only recorded 3 times up to 1994, each time from Porlock Marsh in 1958, 1959 & 1971. |
Spotted Sandpiper | Actitis macularia (L.) | Rare (2010), Dunster Beach |
Spotted Flycatcher | Muscicapa striata | Summer visitor. Nests usually around buildings. Numbers fluctuate from year to year. |
Spotted Redshank | Tringa erythropus | Autumn passage visitor. |
Starling | Sturnus vulgaris | Resident. Passage and an abundant winter visitor also. Nests. |
Stock Dove | Columba oenas | Resident and fairly common. Nests. |
Stone-curlew | Burhinus oedicnemus | No records for many years. Single birds at Minehead 1912 and Great Hangman 1944. |
Stonechat | Saxicola torquata | Exmoor Moorland Bird Survey 2002 est 468 pairs, an increase on previous 1992/3 survey. Resident, nests. Gorse and heather on moorland. |
Storm Petrel | Hydrobates pelagicus | Vagrant. Coastal waters summer/autumn. Some probably go unrecorded in Porlock Bay. |
Surf Scoter | Melanitta perspicillata | Rare accidental. |
Swallow | Hirundo rustica | Summer visitor and passage migrant. Nests. Earliest (exceptional) record 3 19.1.1975, Selworthy. |
Swift | Apus apus | Summer visitor. Nests. Exceptionally late sighting 1 Porlock Marsh 29.11.95. Breeds in old buildings and church towers. Feeding flocks occur over the moor. |
Tawny Owl | Strix aluco | Resident. Widespread in woods and farmland. Nests. |
Tawny Pipit | Anthus campestris | This species joined the Exmoor list on 4.8.1993 with a moulting juvenile at Dunster Beach. |
Teal | Anas crecca | Regular winter visitor, coastal marshes and Wimbleball. Has bred in the past (1945) Over 600 at Porlock Marsh very unusual. |
Temminck's Stint | Calidris temminckii | Vagrant. One Porlock Marsh 1972. |
Terek Sandpiper | Xenus cinereus | Vagrant. One Porlock Marsh May 1987. |
Tree Pipit | Anthus trivialis | Exmoor Moorland Bird Survey 2002 est. 129 pairs. Summer visitor in scattered trees along hillsides and woodland fringes. Nests. |
Tree Sparrow | Passer montanus | Visitor. Used to breed at Monksilver until 1920s. Now rarely reported. |
Treecreeper | Certhia familiaris | Resident, woodland and parkland. Nests. Numbers may fluctuate in hard winters. |
Tufted Duck | Aythya fuligula | Winter visitor and scarce resident. Bred Wimbleball 1989. |
Turnstone | Arenaria interpres | Common passage and winter visitor, recorded most months. |
Turtle Dove | Streptopelia turtur | Summer visitor, recorded most years. Nests. |
Twite | Carduelis flavirostris | Winter visitor. Just a few sightings of one or two birds in recent years but small flocks (10-20) recorded 1975 and 1986. |
Two-Barred Crossbill | Loxia leucoptera | Rare visitor. |
Velvet Scoter | Melanitta fusca | Vagrant. Male Dunster Beach Dec. 1985; 2 Minehead Nov. 1994 and 2017. |
Water Pipit | Anthus spinoletta | Very rare passage and winter visitor. One Porlock Marsh Jan 1988. One Bossington 2020. |
Water Rail | Rallus aquaticus | Regular but scarce winter visitor to marshy habitats on coast and inland. |
Waxwing | Bombycilla garrulus | Irregular winter visitor. |
Wheatear | Oenanthe oenanthe | Earliest date 24 Feb. 1998, Porlock Marsh Average 10th March. (D. Ballance). Exmoor Moorland Bird Survey 2002 found 57 pairs. Summer visitor and passage migrant. Stony outcrops, walls, coast and moors. Nests. |
Whimbrel | Numenius phaeopus | Regular spring and autumn visitor to coast and Wimbleball. |
Whinchat | Saxicola rubetra | Exmoor Moorland Bird Survey 2002 est 292 pairs; a decline of nearly a third of the previous RSPB survey in 1992/3. However, a personal survey by DKB located 363 pairs although some variation in areas. Summer visitor common in moorland combes but may have decreased (2003) |
White Pelican | Pelecanus onocrotalus | |
White Stork | Ciconia ciconia | Rare. Accidental (2004) and 2017. |
A single record of one roosting on the church at Withiel Florey in June 1971 may refer to an escaped bird, and not to a genuine vagrant. | ||
White Wagtail | Motacilla alba alba | Spring and autumn passage visitor along the coast. |
White-fronted Goose | Anser albifrons | Irregular winter visitor to Minehead and Porlock Marshes and Wimbleball. Greenland race not recently recorded; one Minehead 1952. |
White-rumped Sandpiper | Calidris fuscicollis | Rare visitor, one Dunster Beach 1995. |
White-tailed Eagle | Haliaeetus albicilla | There are only four old records from the period between 1811 and 1912. The only certain one being shot in Badgworthy Deer Park "some years before 1874. It was mounted with a Black Grouse which it had killed, for the landowner Nicholas Snow, and was long preserved at Oare Village Hall (Malmsmead Field Centre) but is now in Lynton Museum. However, recent introductions on the IOW have led to wandering birds being seen again over Exmoor and there and currently (2024) talks of posible introductions here |
White-winged Black Tern | Chlidonias leucopterus | Vagrant. Only record to date Porlock Marsh 1986. |
Whitethroat | Sylvia communis | Nests. Summer visitor. |
Whooper Swan | Cygnus cygnus | Rare winter visitor to the coast. |
Wigeon | Anas penelope | Winter visitor. Common on the coastal marshes and at Wimbleball. As many as 1000 have been seen. The most common wintering duck along the coast. |
Willow Tit | Parus montanus | Resident and local, nests in damp woodlands. |
Willow Warbler | Phylloscopus trochilus | Summer visitor. The commonest warbler. Nests. |
Wilson's Phalarope | Phalaropus tricolor | Vagrant. Female Porlock Marsh 1995. |
Wood Sandpiper | Tringa glareola | Scarce autumn passage visitor. |
Wood Warbler | Phylloscopus sibilatrix | Summer visitor of mature deciduous (mainly oak) woodlands). Nests. ENHS survey in 2003. |
Woodchat Shrike | Lanius senator | One record near Bossington May 1926. One Exford 1989. |
Woodcock | Scolopax rusticola | Regular autumn/winter visitor. Nested 1981. |
Woodlark | Lullula arborea | Irregular visitor. Nested around Porlock to Dunster until 1946. Hard winters in 1946 and 1962 appeared to wipe out local population. Since then only scattered records mainly of winter birds. |
Woodpigeon | Columba palumbus | Resident. Also a passage and winter visitor. Large flocks often seen in winter. |
Wren | Troglodytes troglodytes | Resident. Nests. |
Wryneck | Jynx torquilla | Autumn passage migrant. Three reports 1975 to 1994. One 2020. |
Yellow Wagtail | Motacilla flava | Spring/autumn passage visitor mainly on the coast. |
Yellow Wagtail | Motacilla flava flavissima | Spring/autumnh passage visitor mainly on the coast. (See under M. flava for records) |
Yellow-browed Warbler | Phylloscopus inornatus | Vagrant. 3 records; spring 1970 and 1990; autumn 1993. |
Yellow-legged Gull | Laurus cachinnans | Wimbleball 1997. Vagrant. |
Yellowhammer | Emberiza citrinella | Exmoor Moorland Bird Survey 2002 est. 73 pairs. ENHS survey in yr 2000. Resident. Nests. |
Updated to May, 2020. |
Bugs List: Updated to September 2020 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 46 Pt 2.
Introduction: Hemiptera covers: Bugs which include Shieldbugs, Water Boatmen, Leafhoppers, Plant Lice, Aphids and several other groups.. These have been arranged in one section, alphabetically by their Scientific Names. Common Names are also given where appropriate.Scientific Name | Common Name | Notes. | |
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Acalypta brunnea | a lacebug | In moss | |
Acanthosoma haemorrhoidale | Hawthorn Shieldbug | On hawthorn | |
Acetropis gimmerthali | a plantbug or grassbug | On grasses | |
Adarrus ocellaris | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Adelges abietis | An aphid | Galls on Spruce fir. | |
Adelphocoris lineolatus | a plantbug or grassbug | On grassland herbs. | |
Aelia acuminata | a shield bug | On grasses. | |
Agallia consobrina | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Aguriahana stellulata | a leafhopper | Deciduous trees | |
Alebra albostriella | a leafhopper | Oak | |
Alebra wahlbergi | a leafhopper | Oak & elm | |
Aleyrodes proletella | Cabbage Whitefly | Locally common on Brassicas. | |
Allygus mixtus | a leafhopper | Deciduous trees | |
Allygus modestus | a leafhopper | Deciduous trees | |
Alnetoidea alneti | a leafhopper | On deciduous trees | |
Alydus calcaratus | an ant bug | Heathland herbs. | |
Amblytylus nasutus | a plantbug or grassbug | On grassland herbs | |
Anaptus major | a damsel bug | Predator in grasslands | |
Anthocoris confusus | a flower bug or bloodsucking bug | Predator on trees & shrubs | |
Anthocoris nemoralis | a flower bug or bloodsucking bug | Predator on trees & shrubs | |
Anthocoris nemorum | Common Flower Bug | Predator | |
Anthocoris simulans | a flower bug or bloodsucking bug | Predator on ash or elm | |
Aphis fabae | an aphid | Highly polyphagous | |
Aphrodes albifrons | a leafhopper | On grasses | |
Aphrodes bicinctus | a leafhopper | ||
Aphrodes makarovi | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Aphrophora alni | a froghopper | Deciduous trees. | |
Aptus mirmicoides | a damsel bug | Predator in grasslands | |
Aquarius najas | a pondskater | Predator on water surface, mainly on river. | |
Arocephalus punctum | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Arthaldeus pascuellus | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Arthaldeus striifrons | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Asciodema obsoletum | a plantbug or grassbug | On gorse | |
Asiraca clavicornis | a planthopper | On grasses | |
Atractotomus magnicornis | a plantbug or grassbug | On spruce | |
Balclutha punctata | a leafhopper | Grasses, herbs & shrubs | |
Berytinus minor | a stiltbug | ||
Berytinus montivagus | a stiltbug | On legumes | |
Blepharidopterus angulatus | Black-kneed Apple Capsid | On deciduous trees. | |
Bryocoris pteridis | a plantbug or grassbug | On ferns | |
Calocoris norvegicus | a plantbug or grassbug | On grassland herbs. | |
Calocoris quadripunctatus | a plantbug or grassbug | On oaks | |
Calocoris stysi | a plantbug or grassbug | On woodland herbs | |
Campyloneura virgula | a plantbug or grassbug | Predator on deciduous trees. | |
Campylosteira verna | a lacebug | In moss | |
Capsus ater | a plantbug or grassbug | On grassland herbs. | |
Cardiastethus fasciiventris | a flower bug or bloodsucking bug | Predator on trees. | |
Centrotus cornutus | Tree Hopper | Deciduous trees. | |
Cercopis vulnerata | a froghopper | In woodland | |
Chilacis typhae | a ground bug | On reedmace. | |
Chloriona unicolor | a planthopper | In reeds | |
Cicadella viridis | a leafhopper | Grasses & rushes | |
Cicadula aurantipes | a leafhopper | Grasses & sedges | |
Cicadula persimilis | a leafhopper | Grasses & sedges | |
Cixius cunicularius | a lacehopper | On grasses & herbs | |
Cixius nervosus | a lacehopper | On grasses and herbs. | |
Compsidolon salicellus | a plantbug or grassbug | On hazel and sallow. | |
Conomelus anceps | a planthopper | In rushes | |
Conosanus obsoletus | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Coranus subapterus | an assassin bug | Predator in heaths. | |
Coreus marginatus | a squashbug | On docks (Rumex) | |
Coriomeris denticulatus | a squashbug | Grassland herbs. | |
Corixa punctata | Punctate Corixa | Omnivores in ponds, or slow moving water. | |
Corizus hyoscyami | a bug | On restharrow | |
Criomorphus albomarginatus | a planthopper | Grasses | |
Cryptomyzus ribis | an aphid | Galls on Currants. | |
Cyllecoris histrionicus | a plantbug or grassbug | On oak | |
Cymus claviculus | a stiltbug | On grassland herbs | |
Cymus melanocephalus | a stiltbug | In rushes | |
Deltocephalus pulicaris | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Deraeocoris lutescens | a plantbug or grassbug | On deciduous trees. | |
Deraeocoris ruber | a plantbug or grassbug | On grassland herbs. | |
Dicranotropis hamata | a planthopper | In grasses | |
Dictyonota strichnocera | a lacebug | On gorse | |
Dicyphus constrictus | a plantbug or grassbug | Polyphagous on herbs | |
Dicyphus epilobii | a plantbug or grassbug | On Epilobium hirsutum | |
Dicyphus errans | a plantbug or grassbug | Polyphagous on herbs. | |
Dicyphus globulifer | a plantbug or grassbug | On campions. | |
Dicyphus pallicornis | a plantbug or grassbug | On foxgloves. | |
Dicyphus stachydis | a plantbug or grassbug | On hedge woundwort. | |
Dikraneura variata | a leafhopper | Grasses & sedges | |
Diplocolenus abdominalis | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Ditropis pteridis | a planthopper | In ferns | |
Dolycoris baccarum | a shield bug | On deciduous trees. | |
Drymus brunneus | a ground bug | Grasslands. | |
Drymus ryei | a ground bug | Grasslands | |
Drymus sylvaticus | a ground bug | Grasslands | |
Dryophilocoris flavoquadrimaculatus | a plantbug or grassbug | On oak | |
Dysaphis sorbi | an aphid | Galls on Rowan. | |
Edwardsiana avellanae | a leafhopper | On hazel | |
Edwardsiana bergmani | a leafhopper | On birch & alder | |
Edwardsiana crataegi | a leafhopper | On deciduous trees | |
Edwardsiana frustrator | a leafhopper | On deciduous trees | |
Edwardsiana geometrica | a leafhopper | On alder | |
Edwardsiana hippocastani | a leafhopper | On deciduous trees. | |
Edwardsiana plebeja | a leafhopper | On oak | |
Edwardsiana rosae | a leafhopper | On roses | |
Elasmostethus interstinctus | a shield bug | On birch. | |
Elasmostethus tristriatus | Juniper Shieldbug | Naturalised on garden cypress. | |
Elasmucha grisea | Parent Bug | On birch | |
Elymana sulphurella | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Emelyanoviana mollicula | a leafhopper | Grasses & herbs | |
Empicoris vagabundus | an assassin bug | Predator on trees & shrubs. | |
Empoasca vitis | a leafhopper | Highly polyphagous | |
Enoplops scapha | a squashbug | Grassland herbs. | |
Eriosoma lanigerum | An aphid | Galls on Apple. | |
Euceraphis punctipennis | An aphid | On birch. | |
Eupelix cuspidata | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Eupterycyba jucunda | a leafhopper | On alder | |
Eupteryx atropunctata | a leafhopper | Grassland herbs | |
Eupteryx aurata | a leafhopper | Grassland herbs | |
Eupteryx cyclops | a leafhopper | Grassland herbs | |
Eupteryx filicum | a leafhopper | On ferns | |
Eupteryx florida | a leafhopper | Grassland herbs | |
Eupteryx melissae | a leafhopper | On labiates. | |
Eupteryx notata | a leafhopper | On labiates | |
Eupteryx stachydearum | a leafhopper | On labiates | |
Eupteryx thoulessi | a leafhopper | On labiates | |
Eupteryx urticae | a leafhopper | On labiates | |
Eurhadina concinna | a leafhopper | ||
Eurhadina pulchella | a leafhopper | Oak | |
Euscelis incisus | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Euscelis lineolatus | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Evacanthus interruptus | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Eysarcoris fabricii | a shield bug | ||
Fagocyba carri | a leafhopper | On oak | |
Fagocyba cruenta | a leafhopper | On oak | |
Forcipata forcipata | a leafhopper | Grasses & sedges | |
Gastrodes grossipes | a ground bug | On pines. | |
Gerris lacustris | Common Pondskater | Predator on water surface. | |
Harpocera thoracica | a plantbug or grassbug | On oaks | |
Hauptidia maroccana | a leafhopper | On foxgloves | |
Hayhurstia atriplicis | an aphid | Galls on Chenopodiaceae | |
Heterogaster urticae | Nettle Groundbug | On nettles. | |
Heterotoma meriopterum | a plantbug or grassbug | Grassland herbs. | |
Hydrometra stagnorum | a water-measurer | Predator on water surface | |
Hyledelphax elegantulus | a planthopper | In grasses | |
Iassus lanio | a leafhopper | Oaks | |
Idiocerus confusus | a leafhopper | Sallows | |
Idiocerus distinguendus | a leafhopper | On white poplar | |
Idiocerus fulgidus | a leafhopper | On black poplar | |
Idiocerus lituratus | a leafhopper | Sallows | |
Idiocerus similis | a leafhopper | Sallows | |
Idiocerus vitreus | a leafhopper | Poplars | |
Ilyocoris cimicoides | a saucer bug | Predator in ponds, or slow moving water. | |
Ischnocoris angustulus | a ground bug | Heaths | |
Issus coleoptratus | a beetle bug | On deciduous trees | |
Jassargus distinguendus | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Jassargus flori | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Javesella discolor | a planthopper | In grasses | |
Javesella dubia | a planthopper | In grasses | |
Javesella forcipata | a planthopper | In grasses | |
Javesella obscurella | a planthopper | In grasses | |
Javesella pellucida | a planthopper | In grasses | |
Kelisia ribauti | a planthopper | ||
Kelisia sabulicola | a planthopper | Dune grasses | |
Kleidocerys resedae | a ground bug | On birch. | |
Kleidocerys truncatulus | a ground bug | On heaths. | |
Kybos betulicola | a leafhopper | Birch | |
Kybos populi | a leafhopper | Poplar | |
Kybos smaragdulus | a leafhopper | Sallow | |
Lamprotettix nitidulus | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Legnotus limbosus | a shield bug | On various herbs. | |
Leptopterna dolabrata | a plantbug or grassbug | On grasses | |
Leptopterna ferrugata | a plantbug or grassbug | On grasses | |
Limnoporus rufoscutellatus | a pondskater | Predator on water surface. | |
Lindbergina aurovittata | a leafhopper | On deciduous trees | |
Linnavuoriana decempunctata | a leafhopper | On birch | |
Linnavuoriana sexmaculata | a leafhopper | On sallow | |
Liocoris tripustulatus | a plantbug or grassbug | On nettles | |
Lopus decolor | a plantbug or grassbug | On grassland herbs | |
Loricula elegantula | a minute bug | Predator on trees. | |
Loricula pselaphiformis | a minute bug | Predator on trees | |
Lygocoris contaminatus | a plantbug or grassbug | On birch | |
Lygocoris lucorum | a plantbug or grassbug | Polyphagous on herbs. | |
Lygocoris pabulinus | Common Green Capsid | Deciduous trees & herbs. | |
Lygocoris viridis | a plantbug or grassbug | On lime trees. | |
Lygus rugulipennis | European Tarnished Plant Bug | Polyphagous on herbs. | |
Macrodema micropterum | a ground bug | On heaths. | |
Macropsis scutellata | a leafhopper | On nettles | |
Macrosteles laevis | a leafhopper | Grasses & herbs | |
Macrosteles sexnotatus | a leafhopper | Grasses & herbs | |
Macrosteles viridigriseus | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Macrotylus paykulli | a plantbug or grassbug | On restharrow | |
Malacocoris chlorizans | Delicate Apple Capsid | On hazel or apple. | |
Mecomma ambulans | a plantbug or grassbug | On woodland herbs. | |
Megacoelum infusum | a plantbug or grassbug | On oak | |
Megalocoleus molliculus | a plantbug or grassbug | On yarrow | |
Megalonotus dilatatus | a ground bug | On heaths | |
Megophthalmus scabripennis | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Megophthalmus scanicus | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Metatropis rufescens | a stiltbug | On circaea | |
Micronecta poweri | Water Singer | ||
Mocydia crocea | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Mocydiopsis attenuata | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Mocydiopsis parvicauda | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Monalocoris filicis | Bracken Bug | On ferns | |
Muellerianella fairmairei | a planthopper | In grasses | |
Myrmus miriformis | a bug | On grasses | |
Myzocallis castanicola | An aphid | On sweet chestnut | |
Myzocallis coryli | An aphid | On hazel. | |
Myzus persicae | an aphid | Highly polyphagous | |
Nabicula flavomarginata | Broad Damselbug | Predator in grasslands | |
Nabicula limbata | Marsh Damselbug | Predator in grasslands. | |
Nabis ericetorum | Heath Damselbug | Predator in grasslands | |
Nabis ferus | Field Damsel Bug | Predator in grasslands. | |
Nabis rugosus | Common Damselbug | Predator in grasslands | |
Neodicyphus rhododendri | a plantbug or grassbug | On rhododendron. | |
Neophilaenus campestris | a froghopper | ||
Neophilaenus exclamationis | a froghopper | On grasses and herbs. | |
Neophilaenus lineatus | a froghopper | On grasses & herbs | |
Neotrama caudate | An aphid | In gardens. Lettuce roots. | |
Nepa cinerea | Water Scorpion | Predator in ponds or slow moving water. | |
Notonecta glauca | Common Water-boatman | Predator in ponds, or slow moving water. | |
Notostira elongata | a plantbug or grassbug | On grasses | |
Notus flavipennis | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Nysius ericae | a ground bug | Grassland herbs. | |
Oliarus leporinus | a lacehopper | On grasses & herbs | |
Oncopsis alni | a leafhopper | Alder | |
Oncopsis avellanae | a leafhopper | Hazel | |
Oncopsis flavicollis | a leafhopper | On birch | |
Oncopsis subangulata | a leafhopper | On birch | |
Oncopsis tristis | a leafhopper | On birch | |
Orius majusculus | a flower bug or bloodsucking bug | Predator on trees, shrubs & herbs. | |
Orius niger | a flower bug or bloodsucking bug | Predator on trees, shrubs and herbs. | |
Orthocephalus saltator | a plantbug or grassbug | On composites. | |
Orthops campestris | a plantbug or grassbug | On umbellifers. | |
Orthops cervinus | a plantbug or grassbug | On lime trees. | |
Orthops kalmi | a plantbug or grassbug | On umbellifers. | |
Orthotylus ericetorum | a plantbug or grassbug | On heaths. | |
Orthotylus marginalis | Dark Green Apple Capsid | On deciduous trees. | |
Orthotylus ochrotrichus | a plantbug or grassbug | On deciduous trees and herbs. | |
Orthotylus prasinus | a plantbug or grassbug | On deciduous trees. | |
Orthotylus tenellus | a plantbug or grassbug | On deciduous trees. | |
Orthotylus virescens | a plantbug or grassbug | On broom | |
Palomena prasina | a shield bug | On trees & shrubs. | |
Pantilius tunicatus | a plantbug or grassbug | On alder | |
Pemphigus bursarius | an aphid | Galls on poplar | |
Pemphigus filaginis | An aphid | Galls on Black poplar. | |
Pemphigus lysimachiae | An aphid | Galls on Poplar | |
Pemphigus spirothecae | an aphid | Galls on Poplar | |
Pentatoma rufipes | Forest Bug | On deciduous trees. | |
Philaenus spumarius | Cuckoo-spit Insect | Highly polyphagous | |
Phyllaphis fagi | An aphid | On beech. | |
Phylus coryli | a plantbug or grassbug | On hazel | |
Phylus melanocephalus | a plantbug or grassbug | On oak | |
Phylus palliceps | a plantbug or grassbug | On oak | |
Physatocheila dumetorum | a lacebug | On ivy | |
Phytocoris dimidiatus | a plantbug or grassbug | On oak and plum | |
Phytocoris longipennis | a plantbug or grassbug | On deciduous trees. | |
Phytocoris tiliae | a plantbug or grassbug | On oak | |
Phytocoris varipes | a plantbug or grassbug | Grassland and dune herbs. | |
Picromerus bidens | a shield bug | Predatory in grasslands. | |
Piezodorus lituratus | Gorse Shieldbug | On gorse. | |
Pilophorus perplexus | a plantbug or grassbug | Predator on deciduous trees. | |
Pithanus maerkeli | a plantbug or grassbug | Predator in grasslands. | |
Plagiognathus arbustorum | a plantbug or grassbug | Highly polyphagous in grasslands. | |
Plagiognathus chrysanthemi | a plantbug or grassbug | Highly polyphagous in grasslands. | |
Planococcus citri | Citrus Scale insect | ||
Podops inuncta | a shield bug | On grasses. | |
Prociphilus fraxini | An aphid | Galls on ash. | |
Psallus ambiguus | a plantbug or grassbug | On deciduous trees. | |
Psallus confusus | a plantbug or grassbug | On oak and poplar. | |
Psallus falleni | a plantbug or grassbug | On birch | |
Psallus flavellus | a plantbug or grassbug | On ash | |
Psallus haematodes | a plantbug or grassbug | On willow | |
Psallus lepidus | a plantbug or grassbug | On ash | |
Psallus perrisi | a plantbug or grassbug | On oak | |
Psallus salicis | a plantbug or grassbug | On alder | |
Psallus varians | a plantbug or grassbug | On oak | |
Psallus wagneri | a plantbug or grassbug | On oak | |
Psammotettix confinis | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Psammotettix nodosus | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Psammotettix putoni | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Pseudotettix subfusculus | a leafhopper | On deciduous trees | |
Psylla alni | a jumping plantlouse | On alder | |
Psylla brunneipennis | a jumping plantlouse | On willow | |
Psylla buxi | a jumping plantlouse | Galls on box | |
Psylla mali | a jumping plantlouse | On apple | |
Psylla melanoneura | a jumping plantlouse | On hawthorn | |
Psylla peregrina | a jumping plantlouse | On hawthorn | |
Psyllopsis fraxini | a jumping plantlouse | Galls on ash | |
Rantra linearis | Water Stick-insect | Local in still water. | |
Rhopalus subrufus | a bug | Grassland herbs. | |
Rhyparochromus pini | a ground bug | On heaths. | |
Ribautiana cruciata | a leafhopper | On deciduous trees. | |
Ribautiana debilis | a leafhopper | On deciduous trees | |
Ribautiana scalaris | a leafhopper | On oak | |
Ribautiana tenerrima | a leafhopper | On deciduous trees | |
Ribautiana ulmi | a leafhopper | On elm | |
Saldula c-album | a shorebug | Predators near water | |
Saldula saltatoria | Common Shorebug | Predator near water | |
Saldula scotica | a shorebug | ||
Sardius argus | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Schizoneura ulmi | an aphid | Galls on elm | |
Scolopostethus affinis | a ground bug | On nettles | |
Scolopostethus decoratus | a ground bug | On calluna | |
Scolopostethus thomsoni | a ground bug | On nettles | |
Sehirus bicolor | Pied Shieldbug | On labiates | |
Sehirus biguttatus | a shield bug | On Cow-wheat. | |
Stenocranus major | a planthopper | ||
Stenocranus minutus | a planthopper | On grasses | |
Stenodema calcaratum | a plantbug or grassbug | On grasses | |
Stenodema holsatum | a plantbug or grassbug | On grasses | |
Stenodema laevigatum | a plantbug or grassbug | On grasses | |
Stenotus binotatus | Timothy Grassbug | On grasses. | |
Sthenarus rotermundi | a plantbug or grassbug | On white poplar. | |
Stiroma affinis | a planthopper | In grasses | |
Streptanus aemulans | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Streptanus marginatus | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Stygnocoris fuligineus | a ground bug | Grasslands | |
Stygnocoris rusticus | a ground bug | Grasslands | |
Stygnocoris sabulosus | a ground bug | Grasslands | |
Syromastus rhombeus | a squashbug | Sandy places. | |
Systellonotus triguttatus | an ant mimicking bug | Rare. | |
Tachycixius pilosus | a lacehopper | On grasses & herbs | |
Temnostethus gracilis | a flower bug or bloodsucking bug | Predator on trees | |
Temnostethus pusillus | a flower bug or bloodsucking bug | Predator on trees | |
Tetraneura ulmi | Fig Gall | Galls on elm | |
Tetraphleps bicuspis | a flower bug or bloodsucking bug | Predator on conifers | |
Thamnotettix confinis | a leafhopper | Grasses | |
Thecabius affinis | An aphid | Galls on poplar. | |
Tingis ampliata | Creeping Thistle Lacebug | On thistles | |
Tingis cardui | Spear Thistle Lacebug | On thistles | |
Trapezonotus dispar | a ground bug | Heaths and grasslands. | |
Trialeurodes vaporariorum | Greenhouse Whitefly | In greenhouses. | |
Trigonotylus ruficornis | a plantbug or grassbug | On grasses | |
Trioza alacris | a jumping plantlouse | Gall on bay | |
Trioza centranthi | a jumping plantlouse | Galls on red valerian (centranthus) | |
Trioza remota | a jumping plantlouse | Galls on oak | |
Trioza urticae | a jumping plantlouse | On nettles | |
Troilus luridus | a shield bug | Predatory in trees. | |
Tuberculoides annulatus | An aphid | ||
Typhlocyba quercus | a leafhopper | On oak & beech | |
Ulopa reticulata | a leafhopper | On heathers | |
Velia caprai | Water Cricket | Predator on water surface | |
Velia saulii | a water-cricket | Predator on water surface | |
Xanthodelphax stramineus | a planthopper | In grasses | |
Xylocoridea brevipennis | a flower bug or bloodsucking bug | Predator on apple and thorn. | |
Xylocoris cursitans | a flower bug or bloodsucking bug | Predator on logs & stumps | |
Zicrona caerulea | a shield bug | Predatory in grassland. | |
Zygina angusta | a leafhopper | On deciduous trees | |
Zygina flammigera | a leafhopper | On deciduous trees | |
Zyginidia scutellaris | a leafhopper | On grasses |
Bush-Crickets, Grasshoppers and Allies. Updated to November 2022 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 48 Pt 2.
Orthoptera: Bush-Crickets, Grasshoppers and allies.Common name | Scientific name | Notes |
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Bush Cricket, Dark | Pholidoptera griseoaptera | Occasional. Local. |
Bush Cricket, Great Green | Tettigonia viridissima | Locally common. |
Bush Cricket, Oak | Meconema thalassinum | Common on deceiduous trees and shrubs. |
Bush-Cricket, Roesel’s | ptera roeselii | Rare |
Bush Cricket, Speckled | Leptophyes punctatissima | Occasional. Local. |
Camel-Cricket, Greenhouse | Tachycines asynamorus | May be imported with plants. One, 1985 in a greenhouse. |
Conehead, Short-winged | Conocephalus dorsalis | Rare. |
Grasshopper, Common Field | Chorthippus brunneus | Common of coast and some inland sites, scarce on high ground. |
Grasshopper, Common Green | Omocestus viridulus | Common. |
Grasshopper, Large Marsh | Stethophyma grossum | Unconfirmed record. Rare. |
Grasshopper, Lesser Marsh | Chorthippus albomarginatus | Probably occurred in reed bed, Porlock Marsh, but reeds no longer there. |
Grasshopper, Meadow | Chorthippus parallelus | Very Common in grassland. |
Grasshopper, Mottled | Myrmeleotettix maculatus | Abundant In heathland |
Grasshopper, Woodland | Omocestus rufipes | Rare. |
Ground Hopper, Common | Tetrix undulata | Locally abundant. |
Ground Hopper, Slender | Tetrix subulata | Uncommon. |
BUTTERFLIES | ||
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Common Name | Scientific name | Notes |
Brimstone | Gonepteryx rhamni | Usually Present In Early and Late Summer but These Are Generaly Wandering Males. The Foodplant (Buckthorn) Is Virtually Absent From Exmoor. |
Brown Argus | Aricia agestis | Rare. Only Recent Records From Minehead Golf Course. |
Brown Hairstreak | Thecla betulae | An Easily Overlooked Species Best Located By Searching For The Eggs On Old Blackthorn In Winter. |
Camberwell Beauty | Nymphalis antiopa | One Unconfirmed Record. |
Clouded Yellow | Colias croceus | This Well-Known Migrant Appears In Most Years Usually In Moderate Numbers But Occasionally Abundant. |
Comma | Polygonia C-Album | Frequent. |
Common Blue | Polyommatus icarus | Locally Common |
Dark Green Fritillary | Argynnis aglaja | Formerly Common But Declined In Recent Years |
Dingy Skipper | Erynnis tages | Declined. |
Duke Of Burgundy Fritillary | Hamearis lucina | An Early Record From Timberscombe 1900, Presumably On Primrose Which Is Sometimes Used As A Food Plant. Probably No Longer Occurs. |
Essex Skipper | Thymelicus lineola | Recorded From A Single Site In Vc5, 1992 |
Gatekeeper | Pyronia tithonus Britanniae | Abundant. Hedgerows Etc. |
Grayling | Hipparchia semele | Moorland Tracks/Quarries, Etc. |
Green Hairstreak | Callophrys rubi | In Areas Of Gorse. |
Green-Veined White | Pieris napi | Common |
Grizzled Skipper | Pyrgus malvae | Decreased |
Heath Fritillary | Mellicta athalia | The Large Number Of Records Reflects The Annual Monitoring Of This Butterfly By Enhs Members Who Have Monitored The 20 Or So Sites Since They Were Discovered In Bin Combe By Roger Butcher/Enhs In 1982 When There Were Tens Of Thousands. There have been some introductions (2010s) |
High Brown Fritillary | Argynnis adippe | Rare and local. |
Holly Blue | Celastrina argiolus Britanna | Locally common. |
Large Skipper | Ochlodes venata Faunus | Local |
Large Tortoiseshell | Nymphalis polychloros | Early Records Could Refer To Immigrants. Now Unlikely To Occur. |
Large White | Pieris brassicae | Local Populations Are Reinforced By Immigrants. |
Long Tailed Blue | Lampides boeticus | |
Marbled White | Melanargia galathea Serena | Very Local. |
Marsh Fritillary | Eurodryas aurinia | Formerly Present In Small Numbers At Several Sites But Has Declined. |
Meadow Brown | Maniola jurtina | Abundant In Grassy Areas. |
Orange Tip | Anthocharis cardamines | Common By Hedgerows. |
Painted Lady | Cynthia cardui | Numbers Vary Greatly From Year To Year But Occasionally Can Be Abundant.Migrant. |
Pale Clouded Yellow | Colias hyale | Single Record Only |
Peacock | Inachis Io | Numbers Fairly Good. |
Pearl Bordered Fritillary | Boloria euphrosyne | Seriously Declined. |
Purple Hairstreak | Quercusia quercus | In Old Oak Woods But Often Unnoticed As They Tend To Remain High Up On The Trees. |
Red Admiral | Vanessa atalanta | This Species Appears To Have Overwintered In Recent Years. Common |
Ringlet | Aphantopus hyperantus | Local |
Silver-Studded Blue | Plebejus argus | Recorded From Martinhoe Area 1968. An Unconfirmed Record Of Larvae In 1978. |
Silver-Washed Fritillary | Argynnis paphia | Woodland Rides Where It May Be Seen On Bramble Flowers. |
Small Copper | Lycaena phlaeas | Regular In Some Heathland Areas. |
Small Heath | Coenonympha pamphilus | On Areas Of High Moorland. Frequent |
Small Pearl-Bordered Fritillary | Boloria selene | Locally Common In Lyn And Barle Valleys. Has declined. |
Small Skipper | Thymelicus sylvestris | Local. |
Small Tortoiseshell | Aglais urticae | Occasionally Abundant But has seriously decreased. |
Small White | Pieris rapae | Local Populations Are Reinforced By Immigrants. Common |
Speckled Wood | Pararge aegeria | Good Numbers. Woodland Borders. |
The Milkweed | Danaus plexippus | A North American Species Which Very Rarely Wanders To Exmoor. |
Wall | Lasiommata megera | Possibly Decreasing |
White Admiral | Ladoga camilla | Its Continued Presence Is Very Doubtful on Exmoor |
New Butterfly | ||
White Letter Hairstreak | Satyrium W-Album | Very Rare. |
Wood White | Leptidea sinapis | There Are A Number Of Records Up To 1982 But None Since. |
Dragonflies, Mayflies, Stonefly and Caddis Flies: Updated to end December 2022 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 46 Pt 2.
SECTION ONE: DRAGONFLIES AND DAMSELFLIES. | ||
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Common Name | Scientific Name | Notes: |
Southern Hawker | Aeshna cyanea | Dragonfly. |
Brown Hawker | Aeshna grandis | Rare. Dragonfly. |
Common Hawker | Aeshna juncea | Dragonfly. |
Migrant Hawker | Aeshna mixta | Dragonfly. |
Emperor Dragonfly | Anax imperator | |
Hairy Dragonfly | Brachytron pratense | |
Banded Demoiselle | Calopteryx splendens | Damselfly |
Beautiful Demoiselle | Calopteryx virgo | Damselfly |
Azure Damselfly | Coenagrion puella | |
Variable Damselfly | Coenagrion pulchellum | Record uncertain |
Golden-ringed Dragonfly | Cordulegaster boltonii | |
Common Blue Damselfly | Enallagma cyathigerum | |
Red-eyed Damselfly | Erythromma najas | Found Dunster hawn 2010 |
Blue-tailed Damselfly | Ischnura elegans | |
Scarce Blue-tailed Damselfly | Ischnura pumilio | Rare. |
Emerald Damselfly | Lestes sponsa | |
Broad-bodied Chaser | Libellula depressa | Dragonfly. |
Scarce Chaser | Libellula?fulva | Found Dunster hawn 2009. Dragonfly. |
Four-spotted Chaser | Libellula quadrimaculata | Dragonfly. |
Black-tailed Skimmer | Orthetrum cancellatum | Dragonfly. |
Keeled Skimmer | Orthetrum coerulescens | Dragonfly. |
Large Red Damselfly | Pyrrhosoma nymphula | |
Black Darter | Sympetrum danae | Dragonfly. |
Red-veined Darter | Sympetrum fonscolombi | A rare vagrant. Dragonfly. |
Common Darter | Sympetrum striolatum | Dragonfly. |
SECTION TWO: MAYFLIES | ||
Iron Blue | Baetis muticus | |
a mayfly | Baetis niger | |
Large Dark Olive | Baetis rhodani | |
Small Dark Olive | Baetis scambus | |
Medium Olive | Baetis vernus | |
Anglers Curse | Caenis luctuosa | |
Anglers Curse | Caenis macrura | |
Anglers Curse | Caenis rivulorum | |
Small Spurwing or Pale Watery | Centroptilum luteolum | |
Pond Olive | Cloeon dipterum | |
Autumn Dun or August Dun | Ecdyonurus dispar | |
Large Brook Dun | Ecdyonurus torrentis | |
Late March Brown | Ecdyonurus venosus | |
Mayfly or Green Drake | Ephemera danica | |
Drake Mackerel | Ephemera vulgata | |
Blue Winged Olive | Ephemerella ignita | |
a mayfly | Ephemeroptera sp. | |
Ditch Dun | Habrophlebia fusca | |
Dusky Yellowstreak or Dark Dun | Heptagenia lateralis | |
Yellow May Dun | Heptagenia sulphurea | |
Turkey Brown | Paraleptophlebia submarginata | |
Olive Upright | Rhithrogena semicolorata | |
SECTION THREE: STONEFLIES | ||
a stonefly | ||
a stonefly | Upland streams. | |
A stonefly | Adults known as Small Yellow Sallies by fishermen. | |
a stonefly | ||
a stonefly | In fast running upland waters. | |
A stonefly | Adults known as Yellow Sallies by fishermen. | |
a stonefly | ||
a stonefly | ||
a stonefly | ||
a stonefly | ||
a stonefly | ||
a stonefly | ||
a stonefly | ||
a stonefly | In fast running upland waters. | |
a stonefly | ||
a stonefly | ||
a stonefly | ||
a stonefly | ||
a stonefly | Slow-flowing water. | |
a caddisfly | Agapetus delicatulus | |
a caddisfly | Agapetus fuscipes | |
a caddisfly | Agapetus ochripes | |
a caddisfly | Agapetus sp. | |
a caddisfly | Anabolia nervosa | |
a caddisfly | Athripsodes albifrons | |
a caddisfly | Athripsodes cinereus | |
a caddisfly | Athripsodes commutatus | |
a caddisfly | Beraea maurus | |
a caddisfly | Brachycentrus subnubilus | |
a caddisfly | Chaetopteryx villosa | In a light trap at Nettlecombe |
a caddisfly | Cheumatopsyche lepida | |
a caddisfly | Crunoecia irrorata | |
a caddisfly | Cyrnus trimaculatus | |
a caddisfly | Drusus annulatus | |
a caddisfly | Ecclisopteryx guttulata | |
a caddisfly | Ecnomus tenellus | Taken in light-trap at Nettlecombe. |
a caddisfly | Glossosoma boltoni | |
a caddisfly | Glossosoma conformis | |
a caddisfly | Glyphotaelius pellucidus | In a light trap at Nettlecombe |
a caddisfly | Goera pilosa | To a light trap at Nettlecombe |
a caddisfly | Halesus digitatus | In a light trap at nettlecombe |
a caddisfly | Halesus radiatus | In a light trap at Nettlecombe |
a caddisfly | Hydropsyche contubernalis | |
a caddisfly | Hydropsyche instabilis | |
a caddisfly | Hydropsyche pellucidula | |
a caddisfly | Hydropsyche siltalai | |
a caddisfly | Hydroptila sp. | |
a caddisfly | Ithytrichia clavata | |
a caddisfly | Ithytrichia lamellaris | Probably this species. |
a caddisfly | Lasiocephala basalis | |
a caddisfly | Leptoceus tineiformis | |
a caddisfly | Lepidostoma hirtum | |
a caddisfly | Limnephilus affinis | In a light trap at Nettlecombe |
a caddisfly | Limnephilus auricula | In a light trap at Nettlecombe |
a caddisfly | Limnephilus centralis | In a light trap at Nettlecombe. |
a caddisfly | Limnephilus flavicornis | |
a caddisfly | Limnephilus lanatus | To a light trap at Nettlecombe |
a caddisfly | Limnephilus lunatus | |
a caddisfly | Limnephilus marmoratus | In a light trap at Nettlecombe. |
a caddisfly | Limnephilus rhombicus | In a brackish ditch. |
a caddisfly | Limnephilus sparsus | In a light trap at Nettlecombe. |
a caddisfly | Limnephilus stigma | In a brackish ditch. |
a caddisfly | Limnephilus vittatus | In a brackish ditch. |
a caddisfly | Limnophila sp. | |
a caddisfly | Micropterna sequax | |
a caddisfly | Molanna angustata | |
a caddisfly | Mystacides azurea | |
a caddisfly | Mystacides nigra | To a light-trap at Nettlecombe |
a caddisfly | Notidobia cilianis/em> | |
a caddisfly | Odontocerum albicorne | |
a caddisfly | Orthotricha costalis/em> | |
a caddisfly | Oxyethira sp. | |
a caddisfly | Philopotamus montanus | |
a caddisfly | Phryganea grandis | In light-trap at Nettlecombe |
a caddisfly | Plectrocnemia conspersa | |
a caddisfly | Plectrocnemia geniculata | |
a caddisfly | Polycentropus flavomaculatus | |
a caddisfly | Polycentropus kingi | |
a caddisfly | Potamophylax cingulatus | |
a caddisfly | Potamophylax latipennis | In a light trap at Nettlecombe |
a caddisfly | Psychomyia pusilla | |
a caddisfly | Rhyacophila dorsalis | |
a caddisfly | Rhyacophila munda | |
a caddisfly | Rhyacophila obliterata | |
a caddisfly | Sericostoma personatum | |
a caddisfly | Setodes argentipunctellus | |
a caddisfly | Silo pallipes | |
a caddisfly | Stenophylax permistus | In a light trap at Nettlecombe |
a caddisfly | Stenophylax vibex | In a light trap at Nettlecombe |
a caddisfly | Tinodes waeneri/em> | |
a caddisfly | Trichoptera sp. | |
a caddisfly | Wormaldia occipitalis | |
a caddisfly | Wormaldia subnigra |
Fish (Saltwater and Fresh): Updated to end December 2022 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 46 Pt 2.
Exmoor rivers and Bristol Channel off Exmoor CoastCommon name | Scientific name | Notes | ||||||||
Allis Shad | Alosa alosa | A legally protected species with is rare in Bristol Channel off Exmoor. | ||||||||
Angler Fish (Frogfish) | Lophius piscatorius | Rare. | ||||||||
Bass | Dicentrarchus labrax | Scarce off Exmoor Coast. Fishermen off Lynmouth had unusually large catches in 2001. | ||||||||
Blenny, Montagu's | Coryphoblennius galerita | Scarce. | ||||||||
Blenny, Tompot | Blennius gattorugine | Scarce. | ||||||||
Blenny, Yarrell's | Chirolophis ascanii | Scarce. | ||||||||
Brill | Scophalmus rhombus | Scarce. | ||||||||
Bullhead | Cottus gobio | Frequent under stones in medium sized streams and rivers on Exmoor. | ||||||||
Coalfish or Coley | Pollachius virens | Scarce. | ||||||||
Cod | Gadus morhua | Common. | ||||||||
Cod, Poor | Trisopterus minutes | Frequent. | ||||||||
Common Thresher Shark | Alopias vulpinus(Bonnaterre) | Very rare. One off Porlock, July 2022. | ||||||||
Dab | Limanda limanda | July, 2022. | ||||||||
Dogfish, Gtr. Spotted or Bull Huss | Scyliorhinus stellaris | Common. | ||||||||
Dogfish, Lsr. Spotted | Scyliorhinus canicula | Very Common. | ||||||||
Dover Sole | Solea solea | Scarce. | ||||||||
Eel | Anguilla anguilla | Widespread records from North to South Exmoor and Porlock/Minehead Marsh areas. Elvers seen in streams. | ||||||||
Eel, Conger | Conger conger | Common. | ||||||||
Five-bearded Rockling | Ciliata mustela | Scarce. | ||||||||
Flounder | Fairly common. |
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Garfish | Belone belone | Scarce. | ||||||||
Goby, Common or Sand | Pomatoschistus microps | Fairly common in rock pools. | ||||||||
Goby, Two-spot | Rare, rockpools. |
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Golden Orfe | Leucisus idus | Released domestic fish in Dunster Hawn Pool c1990s. | ||||||||
Grayling | Thymallus thymallus | Records from the Barle and Exe rivers. | ||||||||
Great Pipefish | Syngnathus acus | Scarce. | ||||||||
Gurnard, Grey | Eutrigla gunrnardus | Rare. | ||||||||
Gurnard, Red | Aspitrigla cuculus | Rare. | ||||||||
Gurnard, Tub | Trigla lucerna | Scarce. | ||||||||
Haddock | Melanogrammus aeglefinus | Scarce. | ||||||||
Hake | Merluccius merluccius | Scarce. | ||||||||
Halibut | Hippoglossus hippoglossus | Scarce. | ||||||||
Herring | Clupea harengus | Less common than formerly. | ||||||||
John Dory | Zeus faber | Rare. | ||||||||
Koi Carp | Cyprinus sp. | Some Koi Carp were released into Dunster Hawn pond (1990s?) in an ill-advised bid to clear the algae. They increased with detrimental ecological effects and have presented the management with problems. | ||||||||
Lamprey, Brook | Lampetra planeri | Only recorded from Aller Water. No records since 1995. | ||||||||
Lamprey, River | Lampetra fluviatilis | No records since 1980. | ||||||||
Leopard-spot Goby | Uncommon |
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Ling | Molva molva | Fairly common in season. | ||||||||
Lumpsucker | Cyclopterus lumpus | Uncommon. | ||||||||
Mackerel | Scomber scombrus | Common in season. | ||||||||
Minnow | Phoxinus phoxinus | In slow moving water. Shoals frequently seen at edges of some of the larger rivers e.g. Barle. | ||||||||
Monkfish | Squatina squatina | Rare. | ||||||||
Mullet, Red | Mullus surmuletus | Scarce. | ||||||||
Mullet, Thick-lipped Grey | Chelon labrosus | Rare. | ||||||||
Mullet, Thin-lipped Grey | Liza ramada | Scarce. | ||||||||
Plaice | Pleuronectes platessa | Common. | ||||||||
Pogge or Armed Bullhead | Agonus cataphractus | Rare. | ||||||||
Pollack | Pollachius pollachius | Common. | ||||||||
Porbeagle | Lamna nasus | Rare. | ||||||||
Pouting | Trisopterus luscus | Fairly common. | ||||||||
Ray, Blonde | Raja brachyura | Fairly common. | ||||||||
Ray, Small-eyed/Painted | Raja microcellata | Fairly common. Record 17 lbs. 2003. | ||||||||
Ray, Spotted | Raja montagui | Fairly common. | ||||||||
Ray, Sting | Dasyatis pastinaca | Rare. | ||||||||
Ray, Thornback | Raja clavata | Common. | ||||||||
Ray, Undulate | Raja undulata | Scarce. | ||||||||
Rudd | Scardinius erythropthalmus | In slow-moving water. Minehead, Alcombe and Dunster Marsh. | ||||||||
Salmon | Salmo salar | Regular runs up the larger rivers. | ||||||||
Sand Eel, Lesser | Ammodytes tobianus | Common. | ||||||||
Scad or Horse Mackerel | Trachurus trachurus | Common in season. | ||||||||
Sea or Fifteen-spined Stickleback | Spinachia spinachia | Rare. | ||||||||
Sea-bream, Black | Spondyliosoma cantharus | Rare. | ||||||||
Sea-bream, Red | Pagellus bogaraveo | Scarce. | ||||||||
Shanny (or Common Blenny) | Lipophrys pholis | In coastal rock pools. | ||||||||
Shore Clingfish or Cornish Sucker | Lepadogaster lepadogaster | Scarce. | ||||||||
Skate, Common | Raja batis | Occurs in Bristol Channel. | ||||||||
Smooth-hound | Mustelus mustelus | Scarce. | ||||||||
Smooth-hound, Starry | Mustelus asterius | Frequent. | ||||||||
Sprat | Clupea sprattus | Occasional shoals but not common. | ||||||||
Spur Dogfish | Squalus acanthias | Common in season. | ||||||||
Stone Loach | Noemacheilus barbatulus | Believed to be in Exmoor Waters but no current reports. Rare. | ||||||||
Sun Fish | Mola mola | Scarce, several seen 1994 & 1995. | ||||||||
Tench | Tinca tinca | Scarce. | ||||||||
Ten-spined Stickleback | Pungitius pungitius | Recorded from Minehead and Dunster Marshes but no doubt have decreased in numbers. | ||||||||
Three-bearded Rockling | Gaidropsarus vulgaris | Common. | ||||||||
Three-spined Stickleback | Gasterosteus aculeatus | Formerly at Porlock and Minehead Marsh but no doubt much decreased. | ||||||||
Tope | Galeorhinus galeus | Common in summer. | ||||||||
Trigger-fish, Grey | Balistes carolinensis | Rare in British waters but in some years several may turn up as in 1995. | ||||||||
Trout, Brown | Salmo trutta fario | Abundant in most Exmoor waters. | ||||||||
Trout, Rainbow | Salmo gairdneri | Occasionally escapes from fish farms and reservoir stock. | ||||||||
Trout, Sea | Salmo trutta | Regular runs up the larger rivers. | ||||||||
Turbot | Scophthalmus maximus | Common in season. | ||||||||
Twaite Shad | Alosa fallax | Rare. | ||||||||
Weever, Lesser | Trachinus vipera | Scarce. | ||||||||
Whiting | Merlangius merlangus | Common in season. | ||||||||
Wrasse, Ballan | Labrus bergylta | Scarce. | ||||||||
Wrasse, Cuckoo | Labrus mixtus | Scarce. |
Fleas: Updated to September 2020 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 46 Pt 2.
Common name | Scientific name | Notes |
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mammal flea | Palaeopsylla soricis soricis | Very common on pygmy and common shrews. |
badger flea | Paraceras melis melis | Common on badgers, also foxes. Occasionally stray on dogs. |
grey squirrel flea | Orchopeas howardi howardi | Its main host is the grey squirrel with which it wasûintroduced. |
Moorhen flea | Dasypsyllus gallinulae gallinulae | A common nest parasite of passerines that build their nests in low positions. |
bird flea | Ceratophyllus garei | In nests in damp places or a little above the ground. |
hen flea | Ceratophyllus gallinae gallinae | The commonest nest parasite throughout the country. Prefers relatively dry nests. |
human flea | Pulex irritans | Much less common than formerly. |
hedgehog flea | Archaeopsylla erinacei erinacei | Common on hedgehogs. |
dog flea | Ctenocephalides canis | Common. |
cat flea | Ctenocephalides felis felis | Common. |
rabbit flea | Spilopsyllus cuniculi | The vector of myxomatosis. Strays found on other mammals. |
Flies and Hoverflies: Updated to November 2022 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 48 Pt 2.
Diptera are sometimes referred to as the true flies but the following list includes all flies ENHS have recorded to above date. These include Leaf-miners, gall-flies, fungus gnats, craneflies, soldier flies, midges, hoverflies, house-flies, fruit flies, dance flies, mosquitoes, etc., etc. as well as the true Muscid flies. This information is given in the second column for each species.Scientific name | Common name if applicable | Comments |
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Acidia cognata | a gall fly | |
Acnemia nitidicollis | a fungus gnat | |
Actia pilipennis | a fly | Bred from larva of Lozotaenia forsterama |
Aedes rusticus | a mosquito | In woodland |
Agromyza abiens | a leaf-mining fly | On Comfrey |
Agromyza albipennis | a leaf-mining fly | On Reed |
Agromyza alnibetulae | a leaf-mining fly | On Birch spp. |
Agromyza alnivora | a leaf-mining fly | on Alder |
Agromyza anthracina | a leaf-mining fly | On Nettle |
Agromyza bicophaga | a leaf-mining fly | On Bush Vetch |
Agromyza demeijerei | a leaf-mining fly | On Laburnum |
Agromyza felleri | a leaf-mining fly | On Bush Vetch |
Agromyza filipendulae | a leaf-mining fly | On Meadowsweet |
Agromyza flaviceps | a leaf-mining fly | On Hop |
Agromyza frontella | a leaf-mining fly | On Medick |
Agromyza hendeli | a leaf-mining fly | |
Agromyza igniceps | a leaf-mining fly | On Hop |
Agromyza lathyri | a leaf-mining fly | On Lathyrus latifolius |
Agromyza nana | a leaf-mining fly | On Trifolium spp. |
Agromyza potentillae | a leaf-mining fly | On Cinquefoil |
Agromyza pseudoreptans | a leaf-mining fly | On Nettle |
Agromyza reptans | a leaf-mining fly | On Nettle |
Agromyza rufipes | a leaf-mining fly | On Mugwort |
Agromyza sulfuriceps | a leaf-mining fly | On Raspberry |
Agromyza varicornis | a leaf-mining fly | On Lathyrus latifolius |
Agromyza vicifoliae | a leaf-mining fly | On Tufted Vetch |
Alliopsis billbergi (Zetterstedt) | a root maggot fly | |
Allodia lugens | a fungus gnat | |
Allodia lundstroemi | a fungus gnat | |
Allodia ornaticollis | a fungus gnat | |
Allodia pyxidiformis | a fungus gnat | |
Allodia truncata | a fungus gnat | |
Allodiopsis rustica | a fungus gnat | |
Amauromyza flavifrons | a leaf-mining fly | On Saponaria or Silene sp |
Amauromyza labiatorum | a leaf-mining fly | On Ajuga or Stachys betonica |
Amauromyza morionella | a leaf-mining fly | On Hedge Woundwort |
Amauromyza verbasci | a leaf-mining fly | On Scrophularia and Vebascum |
Anatella ciliata | a fungus gnat | |
Anatella longisetosa | a fungus gnat | |
Anepsiomyia flaviventris | a dolichopodid fly | In seepages |
Anisostephus betulinum | a gall midge | Galls on birch. |
Anopheles sp. | a mosquito | |
Anthomyia pluvialis | a fly | |
Anthomyza gracilis | a fly | |
Antlemon servulum | a fungus gnat | |
Antocha vitripennis (Meigen) | a cranefly | |
Aphrosylus ferox Haliday | a dolichopodid fly | |
Apolephthisa subincana | a fungus gnat | |
Apsectrotanypus trifascipennis | a non-biting midge | Flowing water. |
Arctophila fulva | a hoverfly | Syn. A.superabiens. |
Argyra argyria (Meigen) (Syn. A. argentella (Zetterstedt)) | a dolichopodid fly | |
Argyra leucocephala | a dolichopodid fly | In marshy areas. |
Argyra perplexa | a dolichopodid fly | |
Asilus crabroniformis | a robber fly | On heaths and unimproved grassland. |
Atherix ibis | a snipe fly | On river banks and damp vegetation. |
Atherix marginata | a snipe fly | |
Austrolimnophila ochracea | a cranefly | Common. |
Azelia cilipes | a muscid fly | |
Azelia nebulosa Robineau-Desvoidy | a muscid fly | |
Baccha elongata | a hoverfly | In ivy flowers. Now includes B. obscuripennis which should be deleted. |
Baccha obscuripennis | a hoverfly | Now included with B. elongata. |
Beris chalybata | a soldier fly | |
Beris fuscipes | a soldier fly | Larvae in decaying vegetable matter. |
Beris geniculata | a soldier fly | |
Beris morrisii | a soldier fly | |
Beris vallata | a soldier fly | |
Bibio clavipes | a st mark's fly | In some years, such as 2001, swarms of millions over heather seen in the Dunkery/Porlock Hill areas in late summer. |
Bibio ferruginatus | a st mark's fly | |
Bibio lanigerus | A St. Mark's fly | Occasional. |
Bibio marci | St Marks Fly | Common. |
Bibio pomonae | a st mark's fly | Heather areas |
Bibio varipes Meigen | a st mark's fly | |
Bibio venosus | a st mark's fly | Occasional. |
Bicellaria nigra | a dance fly | Damp sites |
Boletina basalis | a fungus gnat | |
Boletina dispecta | a fungus gnat | |
Boletina dubia | a fungus gnat | |
Boletina flaviventris | a fungus gnat | |
Boletina gripha | a fungus gnat | |
Boletina plana | a fungus gnat | |
Boletina trivittata | a fungus gnat | |
Bolitophila cinerea | a fungus gnat | |
Bolitophila hybrida | a fungus gnat | Common. |
Bolitophila occlusa | a fungus gnat | |
Bolitophila saundersi | a fungus gnat | Common. |
Bombylius canescens (Mikan) | Western Bee Fly | |
Bombylius major | Bee Fly | Parasitises solitary bees. |
Botanophila depressa | a leaf-mining fly | Mines on Atriplex. |
Botanophila fugax (Meigan) | a fly | |
Brachypalpoides lenta | a hoverfly | On rotting wood. |
Brachypalpus laphriformis | a hoverfly | Dead wood. |
Brachypeza armata | a fungus gnat | |
Bradysia placida (Winnertz) | a fungus gnat | |
Braula coeca | Bee Louse | In bee hives |
Brevicornu auriculatum | a fungus gnat | |
Brevicornu crassicorne | a fungus gnat | |
Brevicornu foliatum | a fungus gnat | |
Brevicornu griseicolle | a fungus gnat | |
Brevicornu serenum | a fungus gnat | |
Brevicornu sericoma | a fungus gnat | |
Brillia longifurca | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Brillia modesta | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Callicera aurata | a hoverfly | Syn. C. aenea (Fabricius) |
Calliopum elisae | a fly | |
Calliopum geniculatum | a fly | |
Calliphora vicina Robinson-Desvoidy | a blow-fly | |
Calliphora vomitoria | Bluebottle | |
Callomyia amoena | a big-footed fly | |
Calobata cibaria | a stilt fly | |
Calobata petronella | a stilt fly | |
Calycomyza artemisiae | a leaf-mining fly | On Artemisia & Eupatorium |
Camarota curvipennis(Latreille) | A fly | |
Campsicnemus curvipes | a dolichopodid fly | Nr water |
Campsicnemus loripes | a dolichopodid fly | |
Campsicnemus scambus | a dolichopodid fly | Nr water |
Carcelia puberula | a parasitic fly | Record in Belshaw (R.) 1993 Handbook for Iden. Br. Insectsûl. 10 Pt. 4a (i). Royal Ent. Soc. Spec in BM. |
Cardiocladius sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Ceratopogonidae sp. | a biting midge | |
Cerodontha denticornis (Panzer) | a leaf-mining fly | |
Cerodontha flavocingulata | a leaf-mining fly | On Cocksfoot grass |
Cerodontha incisa | a leaf-mining fly | |
Cerodontha ireos | a leaf-mining fly | On Yellow Iris. |
Cerodontha iridis | A leaf-mining fly | On Stinking Iris. |
Cerodontha luzulae | a leaf-mining fly | Originally misiden. As C. bimaculata |
Cerodontha phalaridis | A leaf-mining fly | Rare. |
Cerodontha pygmaea | a leaf-mining fly | |
Cerotelion lineatus | a fungus gnat | |
Cetema similis | a fly | |
Chaoborus crystallinus | a phantom midge | Larvae in ponds. |
Cheilosia albipila | a hoverfly | |
Cheilosia albitarsis | a hoverfly | |
Cheilosia antiqua | a hoverfly | |
Cheilosia bergenstammi | a hoverfly | |
Cheilosia fraterna | a hoverfly | Damp meadows. |
Cheilosia grossa | a hoverfly | |
Cheilosia illustrata | a hoverfly | |
Cheilosia impressa | a hoverfly | |
Cheilosia longula | a hoverfly | |
Cheilosia pagana | a hoverfly | |
Cheilosia proxima | a hoverfly | |
Cheilosia scutellata | a hoverfly | Woodland |
Cheilosia soror | a hoverfly | |
Cheilosia variabilis | a hoverfly | |
Cheilosia vernalis | a hoverfly | |
Cheilosia vulpina | a hoverfly | |
Cheilotrichia cinerascens (Meigen) | a cranefly | |
Chelifera precabunda | a dance fly | |
Chelifera precatoria | a dance fly | Near water. |
Chelifera trapezina | a dance fly | |
Chironomidae sp. | a non-biting midge | |
Chironomus aprilinus | a non-biting midge | |
Chironomus plumosus | a non-biting midge | Larvae aquatic; adults crepuscular. |
Chirosia betuleti | a fly | Galls on Lady fern. |
Chirosia cinerosa | a fly | |
Chirosia histricina | a fly | Mines on Bracken |
Chirosia parvicornis | a fly | Syn. C. grossicauda (Strobl) Galls on bracken |
Chloromyia formosa | a soldier fly | |
Chorisops nagatomii | a soldier fly | |
Chorisops tibialis | a soldier fly | |
Chrysogaster chalybeata | a hoverfly | Syn. C. cemiteriorum Lush meadows |
Chrysogaster hirtella | a hoverfly | Syn. Melanogaster hirtella Marshes |
Chrysogaster solstitialis | a hoverfly | Damp sites |
Chrysogaster virescens | a hoverfly | |
Chrysopilus asiliformis | a snipe fly | |
Chrysopilus cristatus | a snipe fly | By streams. |
Chrysopilus erythrophthalmus | a snipe fly | Aquatic larvae |
Chrysops caecutiens | a horse fly | |
Chrysotimus flaviventris (von Rosa) | a long-legged fly | |
Chrysotoxum bicinctum | a hoverfly | |
Chrysotoxum cautum | a hoverfly | |
Chrysotus blepharosceles | a dolichopodid fly | |
Chrysotus gramineus | a dolichopodid fly | |
Chrysotus neglectus | a dolichopodid fly | |
Chrysotus varians | a dolichopodid fly | Recorded as occasional in 1996 but now included with C. gramineus. |
Clinocera (Hydrodromia) fontinalis | a dance fly | seepages |
Clinocera (Hydrodromia) stagnalis | a dance fly | |
Clinocera (Kowarzia) bipunctata | a dance fly | Bare sediment |
Clinocera nigra | a dance fly | |
Clusia flava | a fly | On dead wood |
Clusiodes albimana | a fly | |
Coelopa frigida | a wrack fly | Breeds on rotting seaweed. |
Coelosia flava | a fungus gnat | |
Coenosia rufipalpis Meigen | a muscid fly | |
Coenosia tigrina | a muscid fly | |
Conops flavipes | a fly | |
Conops quadrifasciata | a fly | |
Conops vesicularis | a fly | |
Contarinia geicola | a gall midge | |
Contarinia jacobaeae | a gall midge | Galls on Senecio flowers. |
Contarinia steini | a gall midge | Galls on Red Campion flower buds. |
Contarinia tiliarum | a gall midge | Galls on Tilia. (Lime). |
Copromyza equine Fall?n | a lesser dung fly | |
Copromyza similis | a lesser dung fly | |
Copromyza stercoraria (Meigen) | a lesser dung fly | |
Cordyla brevicornis | a fungus gnat | |
Cordyla fissa | a fungus gnat | |
Cordyla murina | a fungus gnat | |
Corynoneura sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Craneiobia corni | a gall midge | Galls on dogwood. |
Crataerina hirundinis | A Louse-fly on birds | Status not known |
Crataerina pallida | a flat fly | Ectoparasite of swifts |
Criorhina berberina | a hoverfly | |
Crumomyia fimetaria (Meigen) | a lesser dung fly | |
Crypteria limnophiloides | a cranefly | |
Ctenophora atrata | a cranefly | Rare. |
Ctenophora flaveolata | a cranefly | Very rare. RDB2. |
Ctenophora pectinicornis | a cranefly | Rare. |
Culex pipiens agg. | a mosquito | Standing water. |
Culicoides obsoletus | a biting midge | |
Culiseta annulata | a mosquito | Standing water. |
Cylindrotoma distinctissima (Meigen) | a fly | |
Cystiphora sonchi | a gall midge | Galls on Corn Sowthistle. |
Cyzenis albicans | a parasitic fly | |
Dasineura acrophila | a gall midge | Galls on Ash. |
Dasineura capitigena | a gall midge | |
Dasineura crataegi | a gall midge | Galls on Hawthorn |
Dasineura filicina | a gall midge | Galls on Bracken. |
Dasineura fraxinea | a gall midge | Galls on Ash. |
Dasineura fraxini | a gall midge | |
Dasineura galiicola | a gall midge | Galls on Marsh Bedstraw |
Dasineura glechomae | a gall midge | Galls on ground-ivy. |
Dasineura kiefferiana | a gall midge | Galls on willowherb. |
Dasineura plicatrix | a gall midge | |
Dasineura pustulans | a gall midge | Galls on Meadowsweet. |
Dasineura rosarum | a gall midge | Galls on rose sp. |
Dasineura tympani | a gall midge | Galls on sycamore. |
Dasineura ulmaria | a gall midge | Galls on Meadowsweet. |
Dasineura urticae | a gall midge | Galls on nettle. |
Dasineura viciae | a gall midge | Galls on Bush Vetch. |
Dasysyrphus albostriatus | a hoverfly | |
Dasysyrphus lunulatus | a hoverfly | Woodland margins |
Dasysyrphus tricinctus | a hoverfly | |
Dasysyrphus venustus | a hoverfly | |
Delia brassicae | Cabbage Root-fly | |
Demicryptochironomus vulneratus | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Dexia rustica | a parasitic fly | |
Dexiosoma caninum | A Parasitic fly | Status not known |
Diadocidia ferruginosa | a fungus gnat | |
Diamesa sp. | a non-biting midge | |
Diastata costataMeigen | A fly | |
Diastata fuscula | a fly | |
Dicranomyia modesta | A Cranefly | |
Dicranomyia morio (Fabricius) | a cranefly | |
Dicranota (Paradicranota) pavida | a cranefly | Damp sites |
Dicranota bimaculata | a cranefly | Damp sites |
Dicranota subtilis Loew | a cranefly | |
Didea fasciata | a hoverfly | |
Dilophus febrilis | Fever Fly | Common. |
Dilophus femoratus | a st mark's fly | Common. |
Dinera carinifrons (Fall?n) | a muscid fly | syn. Musca carnifrons |
Dioctria atricapilla | a robber fly | Grassland |
Dioctria baumhaueri | a robber fly | |
Dioctria linearis | a robber fly | |
Dioctria oelandica | a robber fly | In tree foliage. |
Dioctria rufipes | a robber fly | |
Diogma glabrata (Meigen) | a fly | |
Dixa nubilipennis Curtis | a fly | |
Dixa puberula | a meniscus midge | Near water. Common. |
Dixa submaculata | a meniscus midge | Seepages. Locally common. |
Docosia moravica | a fungus gnat | |
Dolichocephala irrorata | a dance fly | |
Dolichopeza albipes | White-footed Ghost | Wet rock seepages |
Dolichopus atratus | a dolichopodid fly | |
Dolichopus brevipennis | a dolichopodid fly | |
Dolichopus discifer | a dolichopodid fly | Upland areas |
Dolichopus festivus | a dolichopodid fly | |
Dolichopus griseipennis | a dolichopodid fly | |
Dolichopus pennatus | a dolichopodid fly | |
Dolichopus plumipes | a dolichopodid fly | |
Dolichopus popularis | a dolichopodid fly | |
Dolichopus simplex Meigen | a dolichopodid fly | |
Dolichopus trivialis | a dolichopodid fly | |
Dolichopus ungulatus | a dolichopodid fly | |
Dolichopus urbanus | a dolichopodid fly | |
Dolichopus vitripennis | a dolichopodid fly | Upland areas. |
Dolichopus wahlbergi Zetterstedt | a dolichopodid fly | |
Drosiphila cameraria Haliday (Syn. Hirtodrosophila c.) | a fruit fly | |
Drosophila confusa | a fruit fly | |
Drosophila funebris | a fruit fly | In decaying vegetable refuse. |
Drosophila histrio Meigen | a fruit fly | |
Drosophila littoralis Meigen | a fruit fly | |
Dryomyza flaveola | a fly | |
Dynatosoma fuscicornis | a fungus gnat | |
Ectopsocus petersi | A bark fly. | |
Elachiptera cornuta (Fall?n) | a fly | |
Elgiva cucularia | a snail-killing fly | |
Empis (Kritempis) livida | a dance fly | |
Empis (Leptempois) grisea | a dance fly | |
Empis (Pachymeria) tessellata | a dance fly | |
Empis (Xanthempis) aemula | a dance fly | |
Empis (Xanthempis) lutea | a dance fly | |
Empis (Xanthempis) scutellata | a dance fly | |
Empis (Xanthempis) stercorea | a dance fly | |
Empis aestiva | a dance fly | |
Empis nuntia | a dance fly | |
Empis pennipes | a dance fly | |
Epiphragma ocellaris | a cranefly | In dead wood. |
Epistrophe eligans | a hoverfly | |
Epistrophe grossulariae | a hoverfly | |
Epistrophe nitidicollis | a hoverfly | |
Episyrphus balteatus | a hoverfly | |
Epitriptus cingulatus | a robber fly | |
Epoicocladius flavens | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Erioptera (Ilisia) maculata | a cranefly | Common. |
Erioptera (Ilisia) occoecata | a cranefly | Common. |
Erioptera divisa | a cranefly | Grassy seepages. |
Erioptera fuscipennis | a cranefly | Common. |
Erioptera lutea f. taenionota | a cranefly | Common. |
Erioptera trivialis | a cranefly | Common. |
Eriothrix rufomaculata | a parasitic fly | |
Eristalinus aeneus | A Dronefly | Coastal ponds. |
Eristalis abusivus | a hoverfly | Usually coastal. |
Eristalis arbustorum | a hoverfly | |
Eristalis horticola | a hoverfly | |
Eristalis nemorum | a hoverfly | Syn. E. interrupta |
Eristalis pertinax | a hoverfly | |
Eristalis tenax | a hoverfly | |
Ernestia laevigata | a parasitic fly | |
Eudasyphora cyanella | a muscid fly | |
Eudorylas zonellus | a big-headed fly | In woodland glades |
Eukiefferiella sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Euleia cognata | A gall fly | On Petasites fragrans. |
Euleia heraclei | CELERY FLY | Mines on leaves of Alexanders, etc. |
Eumerus strigatus | Lesser bulb-fly | |
Eupeodes corollae | a hoverfly | |
Eupeodes luniger | a hoverfly | |
Eurycnemus crassipes | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Euthyneura gyllenhali | a dance fly | |
Euthyneura myrtilli | a dance fly | |
Exechia contaminata | a fungus gnat | |
Exechia dorsalis | a fungus gnat | |
Exechia fusca | a fungus gnat | |
Exechia parvula | a fungus gnat | |
Exechiopsis subulata | a fungus gnat | |
Exechiopsis unguiculata | a fungus gnat | |
Exorista larvarum | A fly | Status not known |
Fannia canicularis | a lesser house fly | |
Fannia fuscula (Fall?n) | a lesser house fly | |
Fannia molissima (Haliday) | a lesser house fly | |
Fannia scalaris | a lesser house fly | |
Ferdinandea cuprea | a hoverfly | Sap-runs |
Forcipomyia bipunctata | a biting midge | |
Fucella maritima | a maritime fly | |
Fucellia tergina (Zetterstedt) | a seaweed fly | |
Galeomyza morio | a leaf-mining fly | Mines on Galium saxatile |
Gasterophilus intestinalis | Horse Bot Fly | |
Geomyza majuscule (Loew) | a fly | |
Geomyza tripunctata | a fly | |
Gonomyia abscondita | a cranefly | Common. |
Graphomya maculata (Scopoli) | a muscid fly | |
Gymnocheta viridis | a parasitic fly | |
Gymnopternus celer (Meigen) | a dolichopodid fly | |
Haematopota pluvialis | a horse fly | |
Hartigiola annulipes | a gall midge | Galls on Beech. |
Helina impuncta | a muscid fly | |
Helius flavus (Walker) | a cranefly | |
Helophilus pendulus | a hoverfly | |
Helophilus trivittatus | a hoverfly | |
Hemerodromia adulatoria | a dance fly | Near water. |
Hercostomus aerosus | a dolichopodid fly | Seepages |
Hercostomus brevicornis | a dolichopodid fly | Seepages. |
Hercostomus cupreus | a dolichopodid fly | In seepages |
Hercostomus metallicus | a dolichopodid fly | |
Hercostomus nanus | a dolichopodid fly | Seepages |
Hercostomus nigripennis | a dolichopodid fly | |
Herina longistyla Rivosecchi (Syn. H. lugubris) | a picture-winged fly | |
Heteromyza oculata | a fly | |
Heteromyza rotundicornis (Zetterstedt) | a fly | |
Heterotrissocladius sp | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Hilara anglodanica | a dance fly | |
Hilara beckeri | a dance fly | |
Hilara brevistyla | a dance fly | |
Hilara chorica | a dance fly | |
Hilara clavipes (Harris) | a dance fly | |
Hilara cornicula | a dance fly | By streams. |
Hilara intermedia (Fall?n) | a dance fly | |
Hilara litorea | a dance fly | |
Hilara lurida | a dance fly | By streams. |
Hilara maura | a dance fly | |
Hilara morata | a dance fly | |
Hilara nigrina | a dance fly | |
Hilara quadrivittata | a dance fly | |
Hilara rejecta | a dance fly | By streams |
Hilara thoracica | a dance fly | By streams |
[Hirtodrosophila camerarea See Drosophila c.] | a fruit fly | |
Hirtodrosophila trivitata | a fruit fly | |
Homoneura thalhammeri | a fly | |
Hybomitra distinguenda | a horse fly | |
Hybos culiciformis | a dance fly | |
Hybos femoratus (Műller) | a dance fly | |
Hydrellia griseola (Fall?n) | a shore fly | |
Hydrellia maura Meigen | a shore fly | |
Hydrophoria lancifer (Harris) | a fly | |
Hydrophorus viridis | a dolichopodid fly | |
Hydrotaea cyrtoneurina | a muscid fly | |
Hydrotaea irritans | Headfly | Sips human persperation |
Hydrotaea militaris | a muscid fly | |
Hylemya vagans | a fly | |
Hylemya variata | a fly | |
Hylemyza partito (Meigen) | a fly | |
Hypoderma bovis | Warble Fly | May now be eradicated on Exmoor. |
Hypophyllus obscurellus | a dolichopodid fly | |
Ischiolepta denticulata (Meigen) | a lesser dung fly | |
Iteomyia capreae | a gall midge | Galls on Willows. |
Jaapiella veronicae | a gall midge | Galls on Germander Speedwell. |
Janetiella lemei | a gall midge | Galls on elm. |
Leia crucigera | a fungus gnat | |
Lejogaster metallina | a hoverfly | Wet meadows |
Leptarthrus brevirostris | a robber fly | In grassland. |
Leptocera fontinalis | a lesser dung fly | |
Leptogaster cylindrica | a robber fly | Grassland. |
Leptogaster guttiventris | a robber fly | Grassland. |
Leptopa filiformis | a dung fly | |
Leucozona glaucia | a hoverfly | Woodland margins. |
Leucozona laternaria | a hoverfly | Lush vegetation |
Leucozona lucorum | a hoverfly | |
Liancalus virens | a dolichopodid fly | |
Limnophila (Eloeophila) maculata | a cranefly | Common. |
Limnophila (Eloeophila) mundata | a cranefly | Aquatic larvae. |
Limnophila (Eloeophila) submarmorata | a cranefly | Aquatic larvae in mud. |
Limnophila (Euphylidorea) aperta | a cranefly | Local. |
Limnophila (Euphylidorea) fulvonervosa | a cranefly | Common. |
Limnophila (Phylidorea) ferruginea | a cranefly | Damp sites. |
Limnophila nemoralis agg. | a cranefly | |
Limnophila punctata | a cranefly | Damp sites. |
Limnophila separata | a cranefly | Common. |
Limnophora riparia | a muscid fly | By streams |
Limnophora sp. | a muscid fly | |
Limonia (Dicranomyia) aquosa | a cranefly | Shaded wet rocks |
Limonia (Dicranomyia) autumnalis | a cranefly | Common. |
Limonia (Dicranomyia) chorea | a cranefly | |
Limonia (Dicranomyia) didyma | a cranefly | By streams |
Limonia (Dicranomyia) fusca | a cranefly | By streams |
Limonia (Neolimonia) dumetorum | a cranefly | Common. |
Limonia (Rhipidia) duplicata | a cranefly | Common |
Limonia affinis | a cranefly | By streams |
Limonia dilutior | a cranefly | |
Limonia macrostigma | a cranefly | Common. |
Limonia nubeculosa | a cranefly | Common. |
Limonia tripunctata | a cranefly | Syn. L.phragmitidis. Common. |
Lipara lucens | a fly | Gall on Phragmites. (Reed) |
Lipoptena cervi | Deer Ked | Newly emerged adults on tree foliage. |
Lipsothrix nervosa | a cranefly | Seepages in woods. |
Lipsothrix remota | a cranefly | Common. |
Liriomyza amoena | a leaf-mining fly | On Elder |
Liriomyza artemisicola | a leaf-mining fly | On Mugwort |
Liriomyza centaureae | a leaf-mining fly | On Knapweed |
Liriomyza cicerina | a leaf-mining fly | On Rest-harrow |
Liriomyza congesta | a leaf-mining fly | On Galega officinalis |
Liriomyza demeijerei | a leaf-mining fly | On Mugwort |
Liriomyza erucifolii | a leaf-mining fly | |
Liriomyza eupatoriana | A leaf-mining fly | On Hemp Agrimony. |
Liriomyza eupatorii | a leaf-mining fly | on Hemp Agrimony. |
Liriomyza flaveola | a leaf-mining fly | On Creeping Soft-grass |
Liriomyza hieracii | a leaf-mining fly | On Hawkweed. |
Liriomyza morio | a leaf-mining fly | |
Liriomyza ptarmicae | a leaf-mining fly | On Yarrow |
Liriomyza pusilla | a leaf-mining fly | On Daisy |
Liriomyza sonchi | a leaf-mining fly | On Sowthistle spp. |
Liriomyza strigata | a leaf-mining fly | On Hemp Agrimony |
Liriomyza valerianae | a leaf-mining fly | Mines on Valeriana officinalis |
Lonchaea chorea | a fly | |
Lonchaea laticornis | a fly | |
Lonchoptera lutea | a pointed-wing fly | In damp woodland. |
Lonchoptera meijerei Collin | a pointed-wing fly | |
Lonchoptera tristis | a pointed-wing fly | In woodland litter |
Lordiphosa andalusiaca Strobl | a fly | |
Lotophila atra (Meigen) | a lesser dung fly | |
Lucilia ampullacea | a blue bottle or green bottle | Woodland |
Lucilia caesar | Greenbottle | |
Lucilia illustris | a blue bottle or green bottle | |
Lyciella decempunctatus | a fly | |
Lyciella pallidiventris | a fly | |
Lyciella platycephala | a fly | |
Lyciella rorida | a fly | |
Lyciella stylata | a fly | |
Lypha dubia (Fall?n) | a fly | |
Machimus atricapillus | a robber fly | |
Macrocera anglica | a fungus gnat | |
Macrocera angulata | a fungus gnat | Common. |
Macrocera centralis | a fungus gnat | |
Macrocera fasciata | a fungus gnat | Common. |
Macrocera lutea | a fungus gnat | |
Macrocera parva | a fungus gnat | |
Macrocera phalerata | a fungus gnat | |
Macrocera stigma | a fungus gnat | Common. |
Macrocera stigmoides | a fungus gnat | Common. |
Macrocera tusca | a fungus gnat | Rare. |
Macrocera vittata | a fungus gnat | Common. |
Macrodiplosis dryobia | a gall midge | Galls on oak. |
Macrodiplosis volvens | a gall midge | Galls on oak. |
Macropelopia sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Macrorrhyncha flava | a fungus gnat | |
Malacomyia sciomyzina (Haliday) | a fly | |
Masicera pavoniae | a parasitic fly | Should be deleted from Exmoor list. |
Melangyna arctica | a hoverfly | |
Melangyna compositarum | a hoverfly | |
Melangyna labiatarum | a hoverfly | |
Melangyna umbellatarum | a hoverfly | |
Melanostoma mellinum | a hoverfly | Woodland margins. |
Melanostoma scalare | a hoverfly | Grassland. |
Melieria omissa | a fly | On vegetation by ponds & streams. |
Meliscaeva auricollis | a hoverfly | |
Meliscaeva cinctella | a hoverfly | |
Melophagus ovinus | Sheep Ked | |
Merodon equestris | NARCISSUS FLY | |
Mesembrina meridiana | a muscid fly | Woods and hedgerows |
Metasyrphus latifasciatus | a hoverfly | Open or wet areas |
Metopia grandii | a flesh fly | A Record from Dunster 1953 Very rare |
Metopomyza violiphaga | a leaf-mining fly | On Violet |
Metriocnemus sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Microchrysa cyaneiventris | a soldier fly | |
Microchrysa flavicornis | a soldier fly | |
Microchrysa polita | a soldier fly | |
Microdon mutabilis | a hoverfly | Marshy glades. |
Micropsectra sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Microtendipes sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Miltogramma germari Meigen | a flesh fly | |
Miltogramma punctatum | a flesh fly | |
Minettia inusta | a fly | |
Minettia tabidiventris (?) | a fly | |
Molophilus appendiculatus | a cranefly | Common. |
Molophilus bifidus | a cranefly | Common. |
Molophilus czizeki | a cranefly | Rare. RDB3. |
Molophilus medius | a cranefly | Common. |
Molophilus occultus | a cranefly | Wet ground. Local. |
Molophilus ochraceus | a cranefly | Common. |
Molophilus pusillus | a cranefly | |
Molophilus serpentiger | a cranefly | Common. |
Morellia aenescens Robineau-Desvoidy | a muscid fly | |
Morellia hortorum | a muscid fly | In woodland |
Mormia caliginosa | a moth fly/owl midge | Varied damp sites |
Musca autumnalis | Face Fly | Syn. Eumusca autumnalis DeGeer. Hibernates in large swarms in attics. |
Musca domestica | House Fly | In houses |
Myathropa florea | a hoverfly | |
Mycetophila adumbrata | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila alea | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila britannica | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila cingulum | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila curviseta | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila edwardsi | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila finlandica | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila forcipata | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila formosa | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila fraterna | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila fungorum | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila ichneumonea | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila lastovkia | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila marginata | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila ocellus | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila ornata | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila pumila | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila signatoides | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila unipunctata | a fungus gnat | |
Mycetophila vittipes | a fungus gnat | |
Mycomya annulata | a fungus gnat | |
Mycomya cinerascens | a fungus gnat | |
Mycomya circumdata | a fungus gnat | |
Mycomya fimbriata | a fungus gnat | |
Mycomya marginata | a fungus gnat | |
Mycomya parva (Dziedzicki) | a fungus gnat | |
Mycomya pectinifera | a fungus gnat | |
Mycomya trilineata | a fungus gnat | |
Mycomya winnertzi | a fungus gnat | |
Mycophaga testacea (Gimmerthal) | a fly | |
Myopa strandi | a fly | |
Nemorimyza posticata | a leaf-mining fly | On Wild Golden rod |
Nemotelus nigrinus | a soldier fly | |
Nemotelus notatus Zetterstedt | a soldier fly | |
Nemotelus uliginosus | a soldier fly | In marshes. |
Neoascia geniculata | a hoverfly | |
Neoascia podagrica | a hoverfly | Lush herbage |
Neoleria ruficeps | a fly | Moorland fringes. |
Neomyia viridescens (Robinson-Desvoidy) | a muscid fly | |
Neopachygaster meromelaena | a soldier fly | |
Neoplatyura biumbrata | a fungus gnat | |
Neoplatyura nigricauda | a fungus gnat | |
Nephrotoma dorsalis (Fabricius) | a cranefly | |
Nephrotoma flavipalpis (Meigen) | a cranefly | |
Nephrotoma quadrifaria | a cranefly | |
Neuratelia nemoralis | a fungus gnat | |
Neuratelia nigricornis | a fungus gnat | |
Neurigona pallida | a dolichopodid fly | |
Neuroctena anilis (Fall?n) | a fly | |
Notolopha cristata | a fungus gnat | Syn. Allodiopsis cristata. |
Nupedia infirma | a fly | Syn. Pegoplata infirma |
Nyctia halterata | a flesh fly | |
Ocydromia glabricula | a dance fly | |
Odinia boletina | a fly | |
Oedalea holmgreni | a dance fly | |
Oedalea stigmatella | a dance fly | |
Oestrus ovis | Sheep Nostril Fly | |
Oligotrophus betulae | a gall midge | Galls on birch |
Oligotrophus fagineus | a gall midge | Galls on beech. |
Opacifrons coxata (Stenhammar) | a lesser dung fly | |
Ophiomyia cunctata | a leaf-mining fly | On Sowthistle spp. |
Ophiomyia pulicaria | a leaf-mining fly | On Sowthistle spp. |
Oplodontha viridula | a soldier fly | In marshes. |
Opomyza florum (Fabricius) | a fly | |
Opomyza germinationis | a fly | |
Orfelia fasciata | a fungus gnat | |
Orfelia nemoralis | a fungus gnat | Common. |
Orfelia nigricornis | a fungus gnat | |
Orfelia unicolor | a fungus gnat | |
Ormosia bicornis | a cranefly | |
Ormosia nodulosa | a cranefly | On dead wood by streams |
Ornithomya avicularia | a flat fly | Most frequent on owls and pigeons |
Ornithomya chloropus | A Louse-fly on birds. | Status not known |
Ornithomya fringillina | A Louse-fly on birds | Status not known |
Oropezella sphenoptera | a dance fly | Among Vaccinium. |
Orthocladius sp. | a non-biting midge | |
Orthonevra nobilis | a hoverfly | |
Orthonevra splendens | a hoverfly | Wet sites. |
Oxycera pardalina Meigen | a soldier fly | |
Oxycera rara | a soldier fly | |
Pachygaster atra | a soldier fly | In dead wood. |
Palaeodocosia janickii | a fungus gnat | |
Palloptera muliebris (Harris) | Looped Flutter Fly | |
Palloptera umbellatarum | a fly | Grazed river meadows. |
Pamponerus germanicus | a robber fly | Mainly coastal. |
Paraclusia tigrina | a fly | Old or diseased trees |
Paracraspedothrix montivago Ville. | a tachinid fly | |
Paradelphomyia senilis | a cranefly | Common |
Paragus haemorrhous | a hoverfly | Dry heath grassland |
Parametriocnemus stylatus | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Paraphytomyza fulvicornis | a leaf-mining fly | On Goat Willow. |
Paraphytomyza hendeliana | a leaf-mining fly | On Honeysuckle & Snowberry |
Paraphytomyza hendeliana/lonicerae | a leaf-mining fly | |
Paraphytomyza heringi | a leaf-mining fly | On ash |
Paraphytomyza populi | a leaf-mining fly | On Black Poplar |
Paraphytomyza populicola | a leaf-mining fly | On Black Poplar |
Paraphytomyza tridentata | a leaf-mining fly | On Crack Willow |
Parasyrphus annulatus | a hoverfly | |
Parasyrphus mallinellus | a hoverfly | |
Parasyrphus punctulatus | a hoverfly | |
Paratanytarsus sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Parhelophilus versicolor | a hoverfly | |
Pedicia (Amalopis) occulata | a cranefly | Open seepages. |
Pedicia (Crunobia) littoralis | a cranefly | By streams |
Pedicia (Crunobia) straminea | a cranefly | Seepages |
Pedicia (Ludicia) claripennis | a cranefly | Open seepages. |
Pedicia (Tricyphona) immaculata | a cranefly | Common. |
Pedicia rivosa | a cranefly | In damp sites. |
Pegomya albimargo | a fly | Syn. P. flavifrons (Walker) Mines on Silene dioica |
Pegomya hyoscyami | a fly | Mines on Common Orache. |
Pegomya nigrisquama | a fly | |
Pegomya solennis | Dock leaf miner | Common |
Pegomyia pulchripes | a fly | |
Pelidnoptera fuscipennis | a snail-killing fly | |
Pentapedilum sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Peplomyza litura | a fly | |
Pericoma canescens | a moth fly/owl midge | Varied damp sites |
Pericoma fallax | a moth fly/owl midge | Varied damp sites |
Pericoma fuliginosa | a moth fly/owl midge | Came to light trap |
Pericoma neglecta | a moth fly/owl midge | Varied damp sites |
Pericoma nubila | a moth fly/owl midge | Varied damp sites |
Phaonia angelicae | a muscid fly | |
Phaonia fuscata (Fall?n) | a muscid fly | |
Phaonia incana | a muscid fly | |
Phaonia mystica | a muscid fly | |
Phaonia pallida | a muscid fly | |
Phaonia rufiventris (Scopoli) | a muscid fly | |
Phaonia subventa | a muscid fly | |
Phaonia tuguriorum (Scopoli) | a muscid fly | |
Phaonia valida | A fly | Scarce |
Phasia barbifrons Gieschner | a parasitic fly | |
Phasia hemiptera | a parasitic fly | Parasite of Hemiptera (bugs) Specimen in Reading Museum from Doone Valley 1988. |
Phasia obesa (Fabricius) | a parasitic fly | |
Pherbellia albocostata | a snail-killing fly | |
Pherbellia dubia | a snail-killing fly | Damp woodland |
Pherbellia nana | a snail-killing fly | |
Pherbellia scutellaris | a snail-killing fly | |
Phormia terraenovae | a blue bottle or green bottle | |
Phronia basalis | a fungus gnat | |
Phronia biarcuata | a fungus gnat | |
Phronia cinerascens | a fungus gnat | |
Phronia conformis | a fungus gnat | |
Phronia contanica | a fungus gnat | |
Phronia exigua | a fungus gnat | |
Phronia flavipes | a fungus gnat | |
Phronia forcipata | a fungus gnat | |
Phronia humeralis | a fungus gnat | |
Phronia nigricornis | a fungus gnat | |
Phronia nitidiventris | a fungus gnat | |
Phronia notata | a fungus gnat | |
Phronia signata | a fungus gnat | (Phronia stinata)? |
Phronia strenua | a fungus gnat | |
Phronia tarsata | a fungus gnat | |
Phthinia winnertzi | a fungus gnat | |
Phyllodromia melanocephala | a dance fly | |
Physiphora alceae | a fly | Most numerous in hot summers. |
Physocephala rufipes (Fabricius) | a fly | |
Phyto melanocephala (Meigen) | a wood-louse fly | |
Phytoliriomyza hilarella | a leaf-mining fly | On bracken |
Phytoliriomyza melampyga | a leaf-mining fly | On Indian balsom. |
Phytomyza agromyzina | a leaf-mining fly | On Dogwood |
Phytomyza angelicae | a leaf-mining fly | |
Phytomyza angelicastri | a leaf-mining fly | On Wild Angelica |
Phytomyza aprilina | a leaf-mining fly | On Honeysuckle & Snowberry |
Phytomyza aquilegiae | a leaf-mining fly | On Columbine. |
Phytomyza artemisivora | a leaf-mining fly | On Mugwort |
Phytomyza bipunctata | a leaf-mining fly | On Echinops sp. |
Phytomyza calthivora | a leaf-mining fly | on Caltha palustris |
Phytomyza calthophila | A leaf-mining fly | On Caltha palustris |
Phytomyza chaerophylli | a leaf-mining fly | On Umbellifers |
Phytomyza cirsii | a leaf-mining fly | On thistles. |
Phytomyza conii Hering | a leaf-mining fly | On Conium maculatum |
Phytomyza conyzae | a leaf-mining fly | On Fleabane |
Phytomyza crassiseta | a leaf-mining fly | On Germander Speedwell |
Phytomyza cytisi | a leaf-mining fly | On Laburnum |
Phytomyza fallaciosa | a leaf-mining fly | On Ranunculus spp. |
Phytomyza glecomae | a leaf-mining fly | On Ground ivy |
Phytomyza horticola | a leaf-mining fly | On many herbaceous plants |
Phytomyza ilicis | Holly Leaf Gall Fly | On Holly. |
Phytomyza lappae | a leaf-mining fly | On Burdock. |
Phytomyza leucanthemi | a leaf-mining fly | On Ox-eye Daisy |
Phytomyza lonicerae | a leaf-mining fly | On Lonicera and Leycesteria |
Phytomyza marginella | a leaf-mining fly | On Dandelions and Hawkweeds. |
Phytomyza milii | a leaf-mining fly | On Wood Millet grass. |
Phytomyza minuscula | a leaf-mining fly | On Columbine |
Phytomyza nigra | a leaf-mining fly | On Holcus and Brachypodium grasses. |
Phytomyza obscura | A leaf-mining fly | On Calamint |
Phytomyza obscurella | a leaf-mining fly | On Ground Elder. Rare. |
Phytomyza periclymeni | a leaf-mining fly | ON LONICERA & LEYCESTERIA |
Phytomyza petoei | a leaf-mining fly | On Mint sp. |
Phytomyza plantaginis | a leaf-mining fly | On Plantain spp. |
Phytomyza primulae | a leaf-mining fly | On Primrose |
Phytomyza pullula | a leaf-mining fly | On Chamomile |
Phytomyza ranunculi | a leaf-mining fly | On Lesser Celandine & Creeping buttercup. |
Phytomyza ranunculicola | a leaf-mining fly | On Meadow Buttercup |
Phytomyza ranunculivora | a leaf-mining fly | On Creeping Buttercup |
Phytomyza scolopendri | a leaf-mining fly | On Hartstongue fern |
Phytomyza solidaginis | a leaf-mining fly | On wild Golden rod |
Phytomyza spinaciae | a leaf-mining fly | On Creeping thistle. |
Phytomyza spondylii | a leaf-mining fly | On Hogweed |
Phytomyza syngenesiae | a leaf-mining fly | On Sowthistle spp. |
Phytomyza tanaceti | a leaf-mining fly | On Tansy |
Phytomyza tetrasticha | a leaf-mining fly | On Mint (Mentha x villosa) |
Phytomyza tussilaginis | a leaf-mining fly | On Coltsfoot and Winter Heliotrope. |
Phytomyza virgaureae | a leaf-mining fly | On wild Golden rod |
Phytomyza vitalbae | a leaf-mining fly | On wild Clematis |
Phytosciara flavipes | a fly | In deciduous woodlands. |
Pilaria batava | a cranefly | Seepages, usually rather basic. |
Pilaria discicollis | a cranefly | Common. |
Pilaria filata | a cranefly | Syn. Neolimnomyia filata |
Pilaria fuscipennis | a cranefly | Seepages. |
Pipiza austriaca | a hoverfly | Damp sites |
Pipiza bimaculata | a hoverfly | |
Pipiza noctiluca | a hoverfly | |
Pipizella viduata | a hoverfly | |
Platycephala planifrons | a fly | Waterside vegetation & reed-beds. |
Platycheirus albimanus | a hoverfly | Syn. P. cyaneus (Muller) |
Platycheirus angustatus | a hoverfly | Damp grassland |
Platycheirus clypeatus agg. | a hoverfly | |
Platycheirus clypeatus sens. str. | a hoverfly | |
Platycheirus manicatus | a hoverfly | |
Platycheirus occultus Goldlin de Tiefenau et al. | a hoverfly | |
Platycheirus peltatus | a hoverfly | |
Platycheirus scutatus | a hoverfly | |
Platypalpus ciliaris | a dance fly | |
Platypalpus luteus | a dance fly | |
Platypalpus notatus | a dance fly | |
Platypalpus parvicauda | a dance fly | |
Platypalpus pectoralis | a dance fly | |
Platystoma seminationis | a fly | Rank vegetation; varied habitats. |
Platyura marginata | a fungus gnat | |
Poecilobothrus nobilitatus | a dolichopodid fly | |
Polietes lardaria | a muscid fly | In light woodland |
Pollenia angustigena Wainwright | a fly | |
Pollenia labialis Robineau-Desvoidy | a fly | |
Pollenia rudis | a blue bottle or green bottle | |
Polyporivora picta | A flat-footed fly. | A woodland species |
Polylepta guttiventris | a fungus gnat | |
Portevinia maculata | a hoverfly | |
Potthastia gaedii | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Potthastia longimana | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Praomyia leachii | a soldier fly | From beetle burrows especially in oak. |
Prodiamesa olivacea | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Psectrocladius sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Pseudexechia trisignata | a fungus gnat | |
Pseudobrachypeza helvetica | a fungus gnat | |
Pseudocollinella humida (Haliday) (Syn. Opacifrons humida) | a fungus gnat | |
Pseudolimnophila lucorum | a cranefly | Common. |
Pseudolimnophila sepium | a cranefly | Common. |
Pseudonupedia intersecta | a fly | Syn. Paradelia intersecta |
Psila rosae | a fly | |
Psilopa nitidula (Fall?n) | a fly | |
Psychoda alternata | a moth fly/owl midge | Varied damp sites |
Ptiolina obscura | a snipe fly | |
Ptychoptera albimana | a fly | Common |
Ptychoptera lacustris | a fly | By streams |
Pyrophaena granditarsa | a hoverfly | Meadows |
Pyrophaena rosarum | a hoverfly | Meadows |
Rachispoda limosa (Fall?n) | a lesser dung fly | |
Renocera pallida | a snail-killing fly | Seepages in alder carr |
Rhabdophaga marginemtorquens | a gall midge | Galls on willow. |
Rhabdophaga salicis | a gall midge | Stem gall on willow. |
Rhagio lineola | a snipe fly | |
Rhagio scolopacea | a snipe fly | |
Rhagio tringarius | a snipe fly | |
Rhagoletis alternata (Fall?n) | a fruit fly | |
Rhamphomyia (Aclonempis) albohirta | a dance fly | |
Rhamphomyia (Aclonempis) longipes | a dance fly | |
Rhamphomyia (Holoclera) flava | a dance fly | |
Rhamphomyia (Holoclera) umbripennis | a dance fly | |
Rhamphomyia (Lundstroemiella) hybotina | a dance fly | |
Rhamphomyia (Megacyttarus) anomalipennis | a dance fly | |
Rhamphomyia (Megacyttarus) crassirostris | a dance fly | |
Rhamphomyia (Pararhamphomyia) dentipes | a dance fly | |
Rhamphomyia (Pararhamphomyia) tarsata | a dance fly | |
Rhamphomyia nitidula | a dance fly | |
Rhaphium appendiculatum | a dolichopodid fly | |
Rhaphium caliginosum | a dolichopodid fly | Near water |
Rhaphium longicorne (Fall?n) | a dolichopodid fly | |
Rhaphium monotrichum | a dolichopodid fly | |
Rheocricotopus chalybeatus | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Rheotanytarsus sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Rhingia campestris | a hoverfly | |
Rhinophora lepida | a fly | |
Rhopalomyia millefolii | a gall midge | |
Rondaniola bursaria | a gall midge | Galls on Ground-ivy. |
Rymosia bifida | a fungus gnat | |
Rymosia fasciata | a fungus gnat | |
Rymosia placida | a fungus gnat | |
Rymosia virens | a fungus gnat | |
Sapromyza sexpunctata | a fly | |
Sapromyza sordida | a fly | |
Sarophaga carnaria | A Flesh-fly | Scarce |
Sarcophaga sinuata Meigen | a flesh fly | |
Sargus bipunctatus | a soldier fly | |
Sargus iridatus | a soldier fly | |
Scaeva pyrastri | a hoverfly | |
Scaptomyza flava | a fruit fly | Mines on Tropaeolum majus |
Scaptomyza graminum | a fruit fly | Mines on Chenopodium album |
Scaptomyza pallida | a leaf-mining fly | Mines on Allium cepa |
Scatella paludum (Meigen) | a shore fly | |
Scathophaga furcata | a dung fly | |
Scathophaga inquinata Meigen | a dung fly | |
Scathophaga stercoraria | a dung fly | |
Scathophaga suilla | a dung fly | |
Sceptonia membranacea | a fungus gnat | |
Sciapus longulus | a dolichopodid fly | |
Sciapus platypterus | a dolichopodid fly | |
Sciara thomae | a fly | Common on Hogweed umbels. |
Scleroprocta pentagonalis | a cranefly | On dead wood by streams |
Scleroprocta sororcula | a cranefly | On dead wood by streams |
Senometopia excisa | a parasitic fly | A record dated 1895 in Belshaw (R.) 1993 Handbook for the Iden. of Br. Insects Vol. 10 Pt. 4a (i) Royal En. Soc. Specimen in BM. From Lynton. |
Sepsis cynipsea | a lesser dung fly | |
Sepsis orthocnemis Frey | a lesser dung fly | |
Sericomyia lappona | a hoverfly | Seepages |
Sericomyia silentis | a hoverfly | |
Sicus ferrugineus | a fly | |
Simulium angustitarse | a black fly | By flowing water. |
Simulium argyreatum | a black fly | By flowing water. |
Simulium aureum | a black fly | By flowing water. |
Simulium brevicaule | a black fly | By flowing water. |
Simulium equinum | a black fly | By flowing water. |
Simulium ornatum | a black fly | By flowing water. |
Simulium reptans | a black fly | By flowing water. |
Simulium rheophilum | a black fly | Records of this from R. Exe 1978 by S.W. Water but now synonymous with S. argyreatum. |
Simulium vernum | a black fly | By flowing water. |
Sitodiplosis phalaridis | a gall midge | |
Spelobia cambrica (Richards) | a lesser dung fly | |
Spelobia nana (Rondani) | a lesser dung fly | |
Spelobia palmata | a lesser dung fly | |
Speolepta leptogaster | a fungus gnat | |
Sphaerophoria interrupta (Fabricius) | a hoverfly | |
Sphaerophoria philantha | a hoverfly | Woodland margins. |
Sphaerophoria scripta | a hoverfly | |
Sphegina clunipes | a hoverfly | Wet dead wood |
Sphegina kimakowiczi | a hoverfly | Now included with S. elygans |
Sphegina verecunda | a hoverfly | On wet dead wood. |
Stempellinella sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Stomoxys calcitrans | Stable Fly | Bites animals and humans |
Suillia atricornis | a fly | Syn. Allophyla atricornis |
Suillia bicolor | a fly | Syn. Hetomyza bicolor |
Suillia dumicola | a fly | on fungi |
Suillia fuscicornis | a fly | |
Suillia pallida (Fall?n) | a fly | |
Suillia variegata | a fly | |
Sylvicola cinctus (Fabricius) | a window gnat | |
Sylvicola fenestralis | a window gnat | Frequent. |
Sylvicola punctatus | a window gnat | Syn. Anisopus punctatus. Recorded from damp sites. |
Symmerus annulatus | a fungus gnat | |
Symplecta stictica (Meigen) | a cranefly | |
Synapha fasciata | a fungus gnat | |
Synapha vitripennis | a fungus gnat | |
Synorthocladius semivirens | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Synplasta excogitata | a fungus gnat | |
Syntormon monilis | a dolichopodid fly | Near water |
Syntormon pallipes | a dolichopodid fly | Near water |
Syntormon sulcipes (Meigen) | a dolichopodid fly | |
Syritta pipiens | a hoverfly | |
Syrphidae sp. | a hoverfly | |
Syrphus ribesii | a hoverfly | |
Syrphus torvus | a hoverfly | |
Syrphus vitripennis | a hoverfly | |
Tabanus autumnalis | a horse fly | |
Tabanus bromius | a horse fly | |
Tachina fera | a parasitic fly | |
Tachina grossa | a parasitic fly | |
Tachypeza nubila | a dance fly | |
Tanypus sp. | a non-biting midge | In damp sites. |
Tanytarsus sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Tarnania fenestralis | a fungus gnat | |
Tarnania nemoralis | a fungus gnat | |
Tasiocera fuscescens | a cranefly | Common. |
Tasiocera murina | a cranefly | Common. |
Taxomyia taxi | a gall midge | Galls on yew |
Tephritis bardanae (Schrank) | a fly | On Burdock (Arctium minus) |
Tephritis neesii (Meigen) | a fly | |
Tephritis vespertina | a fly | added 2016. |
Terellia tussilaninis | A Fruit-fly | Scarce |
Tetanocera ferruginea | a snail-killing fly | |
Tetanocera fuscinervis | a snail-killing fly | |
Tetanocera hyalipennis | a snail-killing fly | Seepages in alder carr. |
Tetanocera phyllophora | a snail-killing fly | Damp sites |
Tetanura pallidiventris | a snail-killing fly | Damp woodland |
Tetragoneura sylvatica | a fungus gnat | |
Thaumalea testacea | a trickle midge | Shaded wet rocks. |
Thaumalea verralli Edwards | a trickle midge | |
Thaumatomyia notata | a fly | Marshland |
Thecophora atra | a fly | Grassland. |
Themira putris | a lesser dung fly | |
Thereva nobilitata | a stiletto fly | |
Thienemanniella sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Thienemannimyia sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Thoracochaeta zosterae (Haliday) | a lesser dung fly | |
Thricops semicinerea | a muscid fly | |
Tipula (Acutipula) fulvipennis | a cranefly | Moorland fringes. |
Tipula (Acutipula) maxima | a cranefly | Damp sites in woodland. |
Tipula (Beringotipula) unca | a cranefly | Common. |
Tipula (Dendrotipula) flavolineata | a cranefly | |
Tipula (Lunatipula) cava | a cranefly | |
Tipula (Lunatipula) fascipennis | a cranefly | Common. |
Tipula (Lunatipula) selene | a cranefly | Rare. Breeds in dead wood on wet soil. |
Tipula (Vestiplex) hortorum | a cranefly | Fields, meadows, gardens. Common. |
Tipula (Vestiplex) scripta | a cranefly | Common. |
Tipula (Yamatipula) montium | a cranefly | River banks, ponds, water meadows. |
Tipula (Yamatipula) pruinosa | a cranefly | In muddy marshes. |
Tipula lateralis Meigen | a cranefly | |
Tipula oleracea | a cranefly | Common. |
Tipula paludosa | a cranefly | Damp sites. |
Tipula vernalis | a cranefly | |
Tipula vittata | a cranefly | Scarce |
Trichina elongata | a dance fly | |
Trichina pallipes | a dance fly | |
Trichocera hiemalis | a winter gnat | Common in woodland |
Trichocera regelationis | a winter gnat | Frequent. |
Tricholauxania praeusta | a fly | |
Trichomyia urbico Haliday | a moth fly | |
Trichonta melanura | a fungus gnat | |
Trichonta vitta | a fungus gnat | |
Trichopeza longicornis | a dance fly | |
Trichosia morio (Fabricius) | a fly | |
Trichosia splendens | a fly | |
Tricogena rubricosa (Meigen) | a woodlouse-fly | |
Triphleba gracilis | a scuttle fly | In woodland |
Trypeta artemisiae | a gall fly | Mines on Artemisia vulgaris. |
Trypetoptera punctulata | a snail-killing fly | |
Ula mollissima | a cranefly | |
Urophora solstitialis | a gall fly | 1918 record from Minehead. |
Urophora stylata | a gall fly | Gall on Cirsium |
Volucella bombylans | a hoverfly | |
Volucella inanis | a hoverfly | |
Volucella inflata (Fabricius) | a Hoverfly | |
Vollucella zonaria | Hornet mimic Hoverfly | |
Volucella pellucens | a hoverfly | Woods & copses |
Wiedemannia sp. | a dance fly | Near water. |
Xanthandrus comtus | a hoverfly | In meadows and scrub. |
Xanthochlorus ornatus | a dolichopodid fly | |
Xanthogramma citrofasciatum | a hoverfly | |
Xanthogramma pedissequum (Harris) | a hoverfly | |
Xenexechia leptura | a fungus gnat | |
Xylodiplosis nigritarsis | a gall midge | |
Xylophagus ater | a fly | |
Xylota florum | a hoverfly | Recorded 1915 |
Xylota segnis | a hoverfly | |
Xylota sylvarum | a hoverfly | |
Xylota xanthocnema | a hoverfly | |
Xyphosia miliaria | a gall fly | By streams |
Zavrelimyia sp. | a non-biting midge | By flowing water. |
Zodion notatum | a fly | |
Zygomyia pictipennis | a fungus gnat | |
Zygomyia vara | a fungus gnat | |
Updated to May 2019. |
Freshwater-Algae: Updated to September 2020 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 46 Pt 2.
Introduction to the Freshwater AlgaeThe Freshwater Algae fall into five groups which are each recorded by Scientific Names from A-Z in the following list. The groups cover Green Algae and Desmids, Stoneworts, Brown Algae and Diatoms, Blue-green Algae and Red Algae. For Seaweeds please see the Maritime Check-List. The study of Algae requires microscopic research and little has been done in this section by Exmoor Natural History Field Recorders. In the 1950s Dr W. Watson published a list of his findings in the SANHS Proceedings. For sake of completeness, these are included in the following list, with due acknowledgement. Further, up to date work on this subject would be advantageous
Freshwater Algae | ||
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Common Name | Scientific Name | Notes |
SECTION ONE: Green Algae and Desmids | ||
Green Algae | Ankistrodesmus falcatus | Common. |
Green Algae | Binuclearia tatrana | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Botrydina vulgaris | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Botryococcus sp. | In water filled depressions on tracks, etc. |
Green Algae | Chaetophora sp. | An epiphyte on water plants or on sticks or stones. Globular form. |
Green Algae | Characium heterorphum | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Chlamydomononas pulvisculus | Common. Round swimming cells. |
Green Algae. Blanket Weed. | Cladophora fracta | Very common in ponds and pools. |
Green Algae. A Blanket Weed. | Cladophora glomerata | Rocks in freshwater streams. |
Green Algae. A desmid. | Closterium lunula s.l. | Common in ponds and slow moving water and bogs. |
Green Algae | Coccomyxa subellipsoides | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Coelastrum spp. | On peaty moorland. |
Green Algae. A desmid. | Cosmarium sp. | In still water. |
Green Algae. A desmid. | Cylindrocystis sp. | Locally common |
Green Algae | Dactylococcus braunii | Ex Watson's List |
Greem Algae. | Draparaldia glomerata | On stones in water. |
Green Algae. A desmid. | Eurastrum sp. | Acid pools and bogs. |
Green Algae | Gloeocystis gigas | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Gloeocystis vesiculosa | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae. A desmid. | Hyalotheca sp. | Acid pools and bogs. |
Green Algae. A desmid. | Micrasterias sp. | Acid pools and bogs. |
Green Algae | Microspora spp. | Local. |
Green Algae. | Mougeotia sp. | In still water. |
Green Algae | Netrium digitus | |
Green Algae | Oedogonium itzigsohnii | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Oedogonium obsoletum | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Oedogonium rufescens | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Oedogonium vaucherii | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Oocystis elliptica | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Oocystis solitaria | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Palmella mucosa | Moorland Combes. Ex Watson's List. |
Green Algae | Phycopeltis arundinacea | Locally common on trees and shrubs |
Green Algae | Pleurococcus vulgaris | On tree trunks. Ex Watson's List. |
Green Algae | Prasiola crispa | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae. | Scenedesmus sp. | Widespread. |
Green Algae | Spirogyra cataeniformis | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Spirogyra tenuissima | Common in standing water. |
Green Algae. A desmid. | Staurastrum sp. | Locally common. |
Green Algae | Tetraspora sp | In still water. |
Green Algae. | Trentepohlia aurea | Locally common on damp rocks. |
Green Algae | Ulothrix aequalis | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Ulothrix moniliformis | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Ulothrix subtilis | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Ulothrix zonata | Common. |
Green Algae | Vaucheria hamata | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Vaucheria ornithocephala | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Vaucheria sessilis | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae | Volvox aureus | Common. Colonies in puddles and ponds. |
Green Algae | Westella botyroides | Ex Watson's List |
Green Algae. | Zygnema sp. | Common in ponds and puddles. |
Yellow-Green Algae | Tribonema bombycinum | Ex Watson's List |
A Green Flagellate | Euglena sp. | Ponds and most water. |
SECTION TWO: STONEWORTS | ||
Stonewort | Nitella flexilis | Old 1930s records. |
Stonewort | Nitella translucens | Local. In ponds. |
SECTION THREE: BROWN ALGAE - DIATOMS | ||
Brown Algae. Diatom | Fragilaria spp. | Chain forming diatom. |
Brown Algae. Diatom | Melosira varians | Ex Watson's List |
Brown Algae. Diatom | Navicula sp. | Locally common on mud. |
Brown Algae. Diatom | Pinnularia spp. | Common. |
Brown Algae. Diatom | Surirella sp. | In ponds and rivers. |
Brown Algae. Diatom | Synedra ulna | Non chain forming. Ex Watson's List |
Brown Algae. Diatom | Tabellaria sp. | In acid water. |
SECTION FOUR: BLUE-GREEN ALGAE | ||
Blue-green Algae | Anabaena torulosa | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Anabaena variabilis | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Aphanothece microscopica | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Glaucocystis nostochinearum | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Calothrix pariatine | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Chamaeosiphon incrustans | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Chroococcus macrococcus | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Gloecapsa coracina | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Gloeothece confluens | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Gloeothece granosa | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Nostoc coeruleum | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae. Nostoc | Nostoc commune | Wet ground. Colony forming. |
Blue-green Algae | Nostoc sphaericum | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Nostoc verrucosum | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Oscillatoria irrigua | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Oscillatoria rubiginosa | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Oscillatoria tenuis | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Phormidium autumnale | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Rivularia crustacea | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Scytonema mirabile | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Stigonema minutum | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Stigonema ocellatum | Ex Watson's List |
Blue-green Algae | Symploca muscorum | Ex Watson's List |
SECTION FIVE: RED ALGAE | ||
Red Algae | Batrachospermum moniliforme | Ex Watson's List |
Red Algae. Frogspawn alga. | Batrachospermum vagum | On stones in streams. |
Red Algae | Hildenbrandia rivularis | Rocks in freshwater streams. |
Red Algae | Sacheria fluviatilis | Ex Watson's List |
Red Algae | Sacheria mammilosa | Ex Watson's List |
Fungi: Ascomycetes, (Cup Fungi).
Updated to 31st December 2022Species: Ascomycetes (Cup Fungi) | (Host)/Common Name | Phyla/Division |
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Acanthophiobolus helicosporus (Berk. & Broome) J. W. | ||
Acrospermum compressum Tode | upon Urtica dioica | |
Aleuria aurantia (Pers.) Fuckel | Orange Peel Fungus | |
Anthracobia macrocystis (Cooke) Boud. | Charcoal Goldeneye | |
Ascobolus denudatus Fr. | ||
Ascobolus furfuraceus Pers. | ||
Ascocoryne sarcoides (Jacq.) J. W. Groves & D. E. Wilson | Purple Jellydisc | |
Ascodichaena rugosa Butin | ||
Belonidium mollissimum (Fuckel) Raitv. | ||
Bisporella citrina (Batsch) Korf & S. E. Carp. | Lemon Disco | |
Biscogniauxia nummularia (Bull.) Kuntze | Beech Tarcrust | |
Botrytis cinerea Pers. | Grey Mould | |
Bulgaria inquinans (Pers.) Fr. | Black Bulgar | |
Byssonectria fusispora (Berk.) Rogerson & Korf | ||
Cheilymenia granulata (Bull.) J. Moravec | ||
Cheilymenia stercorea (Pers.) Boud | ||
Cheilymenia theleboloides (Alb. & Schwein.) Boud. | ||
Chlorociboria aeruginascens (Nyl.) Kanouse ex. CSR et al. | Green Elfcup | |
Claviceps purpurea (Fr.) Tul. | Ergot | |
Cordyceps militaris (L.) Fr. | Scarlet Caterpillar Fungus | |
Cudoniella acicularis (Bull.) J. Schr?t. | Oak Pin | |
Cudoniella clavus (Alb. & Schwein.) Dennis | Spring Pin | |
Cyathicula cyathoidea (Bull.) Th?m. | upon Urtica dioica | |
Daldinia concentrica (Bolton) Ces. & De Not. | Cramp Ball | |
Daldinia fissa Lloyd | Gorse Cramp Ball | |
Dialonectria episphaeria (Tode) Cooke | ||
Diaporthopsis urticae (Fr.) Arx & E. M?ll. | Nettle Shield | |
Diatrype disciformis (Hoffm.) Fr. | Beech Barkspot | |
Diatrype stigma (Hoffm.) Fr. | Common Tarcrust | |
Diatrypella favacea (Fr.) Ces. & De Not. | Birch Blackhead | |
Diatrypelia quercina (Pers.) Cooke | Oak Blackhead | |
Disciotis venosa (Pers.) Arnould | Bleach Cup | |
Echinosphaeria canescens (Pers.) A. N. Mill & Huhndorf | ||
Elaphomyces granulatus (Fr.) | False Truffle | |
Epichloe typhina subsp. typhina (Pers.) Tul. & C. Tul. | Choke | |
Erysiphe alphitoides (Griffon & Maubl) U. Braun & S. Takam. | Oakleaf powdery mildew | |
Erysiphe aquilegiae DC. | ||
Erysiphe aquilegiae var aquilegiae DC. | a powdery mildew | |
Erysiphe circaeae L. Junell | ||
Erysiphe cruciferarum Opiz ex L. Junell | upon Lunaria | |
Erysiphe heraclei (de Candolle) Wallroth | powdery mildew upon Anthriscus sylvestris | |
Erysiphe hyperici (Wallr.) S. Blumer | ||
Erysiphe lycopsidis R. Y. Zheng & G. Q. Chen | ||
Erysiphe mougeotii (L?v.) de Bary | ||
Erysiphe trifoliorum (Wallr.) U. Braun | ||
Eutypa maura (Fr.) Sacc. | ||
Eutypa spinosa (Pers.) Tul. & C. Tul. | Spiral Tarcrust | |
Geoglossum atropurpureum (Batsch) Pers. BAP | Dark Purple Earthtongue | |
Geoglossum cookeanum Nannf. ex Minter & P. F. Cannon | ||
Geoglossum fallax E. J. Durand | an Earthtongue | |
Geoglossum peckianum Cooke | Slimy Earthtongue | |
Geoglossum umbratile Sacc. | Plain Earthtongue | |
Geopora sumneriana (Cooke ex W. Phillips) M. Torre | Cedar Cup | |
Geoscypha ampelina (Gillet) Van Vooren & Dougoud | ||
Glutinoglossum glutinosum (Pers.) Hustad, A. N. Mill et al. | Glutinous Earthtongue | |
Golovinomyces artemisiae(Grev.) V. P. Heluta | ||
Golovinomyces asterum (Schwein.) U.Braun | Powdery mildew of Michaelmas Daisy | |
Golovinomyces cichoracearum (DC.) V. P. Heluta | ||
Golovinomyces cynoglossi (Wallr.) V. P. Heluta | Forget-me-not mildew | |
Golovinomyces macrocarpus (Speer) U. Braun | upon Tanacetum vulgare | |
Golovinomyces orontii (Castagne) V. P. Heluta | ||
Helvella crispa (Scop.) Fr. | White Saddle | |
Helvella elastica Bull. | Elastic Saddle | |
Helvella ephippium L?v. | ||
Helvella lacunosa Afzel. | Elfin Saddle | |
Humaria hemisphaerica (F. H. Wigg) Fuckel | Glazed Cup | |
Hymenoscyphus calyculus (Fr.) W. Phillips | ||
Hymenoscyphus epiphyllus (Pers.) Rehm ex Kauffman | ||
Hymenoscyphus fraxineus (T. Kowalski) Barai, Queloz & Hosoya | Ash Dieback Disease | |
Hymenoscyphus fructigenus (Bull.) Gray | Nut Disco | |
Hymenoscyphus humuli (Lasch) Dennis | ||
Hymenoscyphus pileatus (P. Karst.) Kuntze | ||
Hymenoscyphus scutula (Pers.) W. Phillips | ||
Hypomyces aurantius (Pers.) Fuckel | Orange Polypore Mould | |
Hypomyces chrysospermus Tul. & C. Tul. | Bolete Mould | |
Hypomyces rosellus (Alb. & Schwein.) Tul. & C. Tul. | Pink Polypore Mould | |
Hypoxylon fragiforme (Pers.) J. Kickx f. | Beech Woodwart | |
Hypoxylon fuscum (Pers.) Fr. | Hazel Woodwart | |
Hypoxylon howeanum Peck | ||
Hypoxylon rubiginosum (Pers.) Fr. | Rusty Woodwart | |
Hysterobrevium smilacis (Schwein.) E. Boehm & C. L. Sch | upon Rubus | |
Jackrogersella multiformis (Fr.) L. Wendt, Kuhnert & M. St. | Birch Woodwart | |
Kretzschmaria deusta (Hoffm.) P. M. D. Martin | Brittle Cinder | |
Lachnellula occidentalis (G. G. Hahn & Ayers) Dhame | Larch Disco | |
Lachnum brevipilosum Baral. | ||
Lachnum virgineum (Batsch) P. Karst. | Snowy Disco | |
Lasiobolus papillatus (Pers.) Sacc. | ||
Lasiosphaeria ovina (Pers.) Ces. & De Not. | Woolly Woodwart | |
Legaliana badia (Pers.) Van Vooren | Bay Cup | |
Leotia lubrica (Scop.) Pers. | Jellybaby | |
Leptosphaeria acuta (Fuckel) P. Karst. | Nettle Rash | |
Lophiostoma macrostomum (Tode) Ces. & De Not. | ||
Lophodermium pinastri (Schrad.) Chevall. | Pine Needle Split | |
Microglossum viride (Pers.) Gillet | Green Earthtongue | |
Mitrula paludosa Fr. | Bog Beacon | |
Mollisia cinerea (Batsch) P. Karst. | Common Grey Disco | |
Monilinia fructigena (Pers.) Honey | Brown Rot | |
Morchella esculenta (L.) Pers. | Morel | |
Myriosclerotinia sulcatula T. Schumach & L. M. Kohn | Sedge Fungus | |
Nectria cinnabarina (Tode) Fr. | Coral Spot | |
Nemania confluens (Tode) Laess?e & Spooner | on Quercus lignum | |
Nemania effusa (Nitschke) Pouzar | ||
Nemania serpens (Pers.) Gray | ||
Neobulgaria pura (Pers.) Petr. | Beech Jellydisc | |
Neoerysiphe galeopsidis (DC.) U. Braun | ||
Neottiella rutilans (Fr.) Dennis | ||
Onygena corvina Alb. & Schwein. | Feather Stalkball | |
Onygena equina (Willd.) Pers. | Horn Stalkball | |
Ophiocordyceps sphecocephala (Klotzch ex Berk.) et al. | ||
Ophiognomonia leptostyla (Fr.) Sogonov | Walnut Leaf Blotch | |
Ophiostoma ulmi (Buisman) Nannf. | Dutch Elm Disease | |
Otidea alutacea (Pers.) Massee | Tan Ear | |
Otidea bufonia (Pers.) Boud. | Toad's Ear | |
Otidea leporina (Batsch) Fuckel | Rabbit's Ear | |
Otidea onotica (Pers.) Fuckel | Hare's Ear | |
Paragalactinia succosa (Berk.) Van Vooren | Yellowing Cup | |
Penicillium digitatum (Pers.) Sacc. | Green Mould | |
Peroneutypa scoparia (Schwein.) Camar?n & A. I. Romero | pathogenic dieback disease | |
Peziza cerea Sowerby | Cellar Cup | |
Peziza echinospora P. Karst. | Charcoal Cup | |
Peziza merdae Donaldini | rare | |
Peziza repanda Wahlenb. ex Fr. | Palomino Cup | |
Peziza vesiculosa Bull. | Blistered Cup | |
Phaeohelotium carneum (Fr.) Hengstm. | ||
Phyllactinia guttata (Wallr.) L?v. | ||
Podosphaera aphanis var aphanis (Wallr.) U. Braun et al. | upon Geum urbanum | |
Podosphaera clandestina var clandestina (Wallr.) L?v. | upon Crataegus | |
Podosphaera erigerontis-canadensis (L?v.) U. Braun & T. Z. Liu | upon Taraxacum | |
Podosphaera epilobii (Wallroth) de Bary | powdery mildew of Willowherb | |
Podosphaera filipendulae (Zhao) Liu & Braun | powdery mildew of Meadowsweet | |
Podosphaera leucotricha (Ellis & Everh.) E. S. Salmon | upon Malus | |
Podosphaera spiraeae (Sawada) U. Braun & S. Takam. | upon Spiraea prunifolia | |
Poronia punctata (L.) Fr. BAP | Nail Fungus | |
Protomyces macrosporus Unger | Water-dropwort rust | |
Rhizina undulata Fr. | Pine Firefungus | |
Rhytisma acerinum (Pers.) P. Karst. | Sycamore Tarspot | |
Rhopographus filicinus (Fr.) Nitschke ex Fuckel | Bracken Map | |
Rodwayella citrinula (P. Karst.) Spooner | ||
Rutstroemia firma (Pers.) P. Karst. | Brown Cup | |
Ruzenia spermoides (Hoffm.) O. Hilber | ||
Sarcoscypha austriaca (Beck ex Sacc.) Boud. | Scarlet Elf Cup | |
Sarcoscypha coccinea (Gray) Boud. | Ruby Elf Cup | |
Scutellinia scutellata (L.) Lambotte | Common Eyelash | |
Scutularia citrina (Chevall.) Sacc. | ||
Seifertia azaleae (Peck) Partr. & Morgan-Jones | Rhododendron Bud Blast | |
Septoria lavandulae Desm. | Lavender Leaf Spot | |
Sowerbyella radiculata (Sowerby) Nannf. | ||
Stictis stellata Wallr. | ||
Taphrina betulina Rostr. | Birch Besom | |
Taphrina deformans (Berk.) Tul. | Peach Leaf Curl | |
Taphrina pruni (Fuckel) Tul. | Pocket Plum | |
Tarzetta catinus (Holmsk.) Korf & J. K. Rogers | Greater Toothed Cup | |
Tarzetta cupularis (L.) Svrček | Toothed Cup | |
Trichoderma pulvinatum (Fuckel) Jakitsch & Voglmayr | Ochre Cushion | |
Trichoglossum hirsutum (Pers.) Boud. | Hairy Earthtongue | |
Trichophaea woolhopeia (Cooke & W. Phillips) Boud. | ||
Trochila craterium (DC.) Fr. | Ivy Speckle | |
Trochila ilacina (Nees ex Fr.) Courtec. | Holly Speckle | |
Xylaria carpophila (Pers.) Fr. | Beechmast Candlesnuff | |
Xylaria filiformis (Alb. & Schwein.) Fr. | ||
Xylaria hypoxylon (L.) Grev. | Candlesnuff Fungus | |
Xylaria longipes Nitschke | Dead Moll's Fingers | |
Xylaria polymorpha (Pers.) Grev. | Dead Man's Fingers | |
As at 26/05/2021: Species: 164 Genera: 94 |
Fungi: Basidiomycetes.
Updated to 31st December 2022 to include all reports to the Exmoor Naturalist No 48. Pt.2Species: Basidiomycetes | (Host)/Common Name | Phyla/Division | |
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Macro Fungi revised May 2021 | |||
Abortiporus biennis (Bull.) Singer | Blushing Rosette | ||
Agaricus abruptibulbus Peck | |||
Agaricus arvensis Schaeff | Horse Mushroom | ||
Agaricus augustusFr. | The Prince | ||
Agaricus bernardii Qu?l. | Salty Mushroom | ||
Agaricus bisporus (J. E. Lange) Imbach | Cultivated Mushroom | ||
Agaricus bitorquis (Qu?l.) Sacc. | Pavement Mushroom | ||
Agaricus bresadolanus Bohus | |||
Agaricus campestris L. | Field Mushroom | ||
Agaricus comtulus Fr. | Ornamented Mushroom | ||
Agaricus cupreobrunneus (Jul. Sch?ff. & Steer) Pil?t | Copper Mushroom | ||
Agaricus dulcidulus Schulzer | Rosy Wood Mushroom | ||
Agaricus fuscofibrillosus (F. H. M?ller) Pil?t | |||
Agaricus impudicus (Rea) Pil?t | Tufted Wood Mushroom | ||
Agaricus lanipes (F. H. Møller & Jul. Schäff.) Hlaváček | The Princess | ||
Agaricus langei (F. H. M?ller) F. H. M?ller | Scaly Wood Mushroom | ||
Agaricus lutosus F. H. M?ller | |||
Agaricus moelleri Wasser | Inky Mushroom | ||
Agaricus phaeolepidotus F. H. M?ller | |||
Agaricus porphyrocephalus F. H. M?ller | |||
Agaricus subperonatus (J. E. Lange) Singer | A mushroom | ||
Agaricus sylvaticus Schaeff. | Blushing Wood Mushroom | ||
Agaricus sylvicola (Vittad) Peck | Wood Mushroom | ||
Agaricus urinascens (Jul.Schaff.& F.H. Moller) Singer | Macro Mushroom | ||
Agaricus xanthodermus Genev. | Yellow Stainer | ||
Agrocybe molesta (Lasch) Singer | Bearded Fieldcap | ||
Agrocybe pediades (Fr.) Fayod | Common Fieldcap | ||
Agrocybe rivulosa Nauta | Wrinkled Fieldcap | ||
Amanita ceciliae (Berk. & Broome) Bas | Snakeskin Grisette | ||
Amanita citrina Pers. | False Deathcap | ||
Amanita crocea (Qu?l.) Singer | Orange Grisette | ||
Amanita echinocephala (Vittad) Qu?l. | Solitary Amanita | ||
Amanita excelsa (Fr.) Bertill. | Grey-spotted Amanita | ||
Amanita franchettii (Boud) Fayod | |||
Amanita fulva Fr. | Tawny Grisette | ||
Amanita muscaria (L.) Lam. | Fly Agaric | ||
Amanita pantherina(DC.) Krombh. | Panther Cap | ||
Amanita phalloides (Vaill. ex Fr.) Link | Death Cap | ||
Amanita porphyria Alb. & Schwein. | Grey-veiled Amanita | ||
Amanita rubescens Pers. | The Blusher | ||
Amanita submembranacea (Bon) Gr?ger | |||
Amanita vaginata (Bull.) Lam. | Grisette | ||
Amaropostia stiptica (Pers.) BK Cui, LL Shen & YC Dai | Bitter Bracket | ||
Ampulloclitocybe clavipes (Pers.) Redhead, Lutzoni et al. | Clubfoot | ||
Antrodiaalbida (Fr.) Donk | |||
Antrodia xantha (Fr.) Ryvarden | Yellow Crust | ||
Apioperdon pyriforme (Schaeff.) Vizzini | Stump Puffball | ||
Armillaria gallica Marxm. & Romagn. | Bulbous Honey Fungus | ||
Armillaria mellea (Vahl.) P. Kumm. | Honey Fungus | ||
Armillaria ostoyae (Romagn.) Herink. | Dark Honey Fungus | ||
Arrhenia acerosa (Fr.) K?hner | Moss Oysterling | ||
Arrhenia griseopallida (Desm.) Watling | |||
Arrhenia retiruga (Bull.) Redhead | Small Moss Oysterling | ||
Aspropaxillus giganteus (Sowerby) K?hner & Maire | Giant Funnelcap | ||
Asterophora parasitica(Bull.) Singer | Silky Piggyback | ||
Atheniella flavoalba (Fr.) Redhead, Moncalvo et al. | Ivory Bonnet | ||
Atractosporocybe inornata (Sowerby) P. Alvarado et al. | |||
Aureoboletus gentilis (Qu?l.) Pouzar | Gilded Bolete | ||
Auricularia auricularia-judae (Bull.) Qu?l. | Jelly Ear | ||
Auricularia mesenterica (Dicks.) Pers. | Tripe Fungus | ||
Auriscalpium vulgare Gray | Earpick Fungus | ||
Baeospora myosura (Fr.) Singer | Pinecone Fungus | ||
Battarrea phalloides (Dicks.) Pers. BAP | Sandy Stiltball | ||
Bjerkandera adusta (Willd.) P. Karst. | Smoky Bracket | ||
Bogbodia uda (Pers.) Redhead | Peat Brownie | ||
Bolbitius reticulatus (Pers.) Ricken | Netted Fieldcap | ||
Bolbitius titubans (Bull.) Fr. | Yellow Fieldcap | ||
Boletus edulis Bull. | Penny Bun/Cep | ||
Boletus reticulatus Schaeff. | Summer Bolete | ||
Boletus subtomentosus L. | Su?de Bolete | ||
Bonomycessinopicus (Fr.) Vizzini | Spring Funnel | ||
Bovista nigrescens Pers. | Brown Puffball | ||
Bovista plumbea Pers. | Grey Puffball | ||
Bovistella utriformis (Bull.) Demoulin & Rebriev | Mosaic Puffball | ||
Butyriboletus appendiculatus (Schaeff.) Arora & Frank | Oak Bolete | ||
Byssomerulius corium (Pers.) Parmasto | Netted Crust | ||
Caloboletus calopus (Pers.) Vizzini | Bitter Beech Bolete | ||
Caolboletus radicans (Pers.) Vizzini | Rooting Bolete | ||
Calocera cornea(Batsch.) Fr. | Small Stagshorn | ||
Calocera furcata (Fr.) Fr. | Forked Stagshorn | ||
Calocera glossoides(Pers.) Fr. | |||
Calocera pallidospathulata D. A. Reid | Pale Stagshorn | ||
Calocera viscosa (Pers.) Fr. | Yellow Stagshorn | ||
Calocybe carnea (Bull.) Donk | Pink Domecap | ||
Calocybe gambosa (Fr.) Donk | St. George's Mushroom | ||
Calvatia gigantea (Batsch.) Lloyd | Giant Puffball | ||
Cantharellus amethysteus (Qu?l.) Sacc. | Amethyst Chanterelle | ||
Cantharellus cibarius Fr. | Chanterelle/Girolle | ||
Cantharellus cinereus (Pers.) Fr. | Ashen Chanterelle | ||
Cantharellus ferruginascens P. D. Orton | Pale Chanterelle | ||
Cantharellus friesii Qu?l. BAP | Orange Chanterelle | ||
Carcinomyces polyporinus (D. A. Reid) Yurkov | |||
Ceriporia reticulata (Hoffm.) Domański | |||
Cerioporus leptocephalus (Jacq.) Zmitr. | Blackfoot Polypore | ||
Cerioporus mollis (Sommerf.) Zmitr. & Kovalenko | Common Mazegill | ||
Cerioporus squamosus (Huds.) Qu?l. | Dryad's Saddle | ||
Chalciporus piperatus (Bull.) Bataille | Peppery Bolete | ||
Chlorophyllum rhacodes(Vittad.) Vellinga | Shaggy Parasol | ||
Chondrostereum purpureum (Pers.) Pouzar | Silver Leaf Fungus | ||
Chromocyphella galeata (Schumach.) W. B. Cooke | |||
Chromosera citrinopallida (AH Sm. & Hesler) Vizzini & Erc. | Arched Waxcap | ||
Chroogomphus rutilus (Schaeff) O. K. Mill. | Copper Spike | ||
Clathrus archeri (Berk.) Dring | Devil's Fingers | ||
Clathrus ruber P. Micheli ex Pers. | Red Cage Fungus | ||
Clavaria argillacea Pers. | Moor Club | ||
Clavaria fragilis Holmsk. | White Spindles | ||
Clavaria fumosa Pers. | Smoky Spindles | ||
Clavaria rosea Fr. | Rosy Spindles | ||
Clavaria zollingeri L?v. | Violet Coral | ||
Clavulina cinerea (Bull.) J. Schr?t. | Grey Coral | ||
Clavulina coralloides (L.) J. Schr?t. | Crested Coral | ||
Clavulina rugosa (Bull.) J. Schr?t. | Wrinkled Club | ||
Clavulinopsis corniculata (Schaeff.) Corner | Meadow Coral | ||
Clavulinopsis fusiformis (Sowerby) Corner | Golden Spindles | ||
Clavulinopsis helvola (Pers.) Corner | Yellow Club | ||
Clavulinopsis luteoalba (Rea) Corner | Apricot Club | ||
Clavulinopsis laeticolor (Berk. & M. A. Curtis) R. H. Petersen | Handsome Club | ||
Clavulinopsis umbrinella (Sacc.) Corner | Beige Coral | ||
Clitocybe dealbata (Sowerby) P. Kumm. | Ivory Funnel | ||
Clitocybe fragrans (With.) P. Kumm. | Fragrant Funnel | ||
Clitocybe harmajae Lamoure | |||
Clitocybe metachroa (Fr.) P. Kumm. | Twotone Funnel | ||
Clitocybe nebularis (Batsch) P. Kumm. | Clouded Funnel | ||
Clitocybe odora (Bull.) P. Kumm. | Aniseed Funnel | ||
Clitocybe phaeopthalma (Pers.) Kuyper | Chicken Run Funnel | ||
Clitocybe phyllophila (Pers.) P. Kumm. | Frosty Funnel | ||
Clitocybe rivulosa (Pers.) P. Kumm. | Fool's Funnel | ||
Clitopilus pinsitus (Fr.) Joss. | |||
Clitopilus prunulus (Scop.) P. Kumm. | The Miller | ||
Collybia cirrhata (Schumach) Qu?l. | |||
Collybia cookei (Bres.) J. D. Arnold | Splitpea Shanklet | ||
Coltricia perennis (L.) Murrill | TIGER’S EYE | ||
Collybia tuberosa (Bull.) P. Kumm. | Lentil Shanklet | ||
Coniophora puteana (Schumach.) P. Karst. | Wet Rot | ||
Conocybe apala (Fr.) Arnolds | Milky Conecap | ||
Conocybe aporos Kits van Wav. | |||
Conocybe arrhenii (Fr.) Kits van Wav. | Ringed Conecap | ||
Conocybe blattaria(Fr.) K?hner | |||
Conocybe filaris (Fr.) K?hner | Fool's Conecap | ||
Conocybe pubescens (Gillet) K?hner | Downy Conecap | ||
Conocybe pulchella (Velen.) Hauskn. & Svrček | |||
Conocybe rickenii (Jul. Sch?ff.) K?hner | |||
Conocybe semiglobata K?hner & Watling | |||
Conocybe subovalis K?hner & Watling | |||
Conocybe tenera (Schaeff.) Fayod | |||
Conocybe velutipes (Velen.) Hauskn. & Svrček | Fleecyfoot Conecap | ||
Conocybe vestita (Fr.) K?hner | |||
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K. W. Hughes, Mather et al. | |||
Coprinellus bisporus (J. E. Lange) Vilgalys, Hopple et al. | Two-spored Inkcap | ||
Coprinellus callinus (M. Lange & A. H. Sm.) Vilgalys, Hopple et al. | |||
Coprinellus disseminatus (Pers.) J. E. Lange | Fairy Inkcap | ||
Coprinellus impatiens (Fr.) J. E. Lange | |||
Coprinellus micaceus (Bull.) Vilgalys, Hopple & Jacq. Johnson | Glistening Inkcap | ||
Coprinellus pelucidus (P. Karst.) Redhead, Vilgalys & Moncalvo | |||
Coprinellus silvaticus (Peck) Gminder | Woodland Inkcap | ||
Coprinellus subimpatiens (M. Lange & A. H. Sm.) Redhead et al. | |||
Coprinellus truncorum (Scop.) Redhead, Vilgalys & Moncalvo | |||
Coprinopsis acuminata (Romagn.) Redhead et al. | Humpback Inkcap | ||
Coprinopsis atramentaria (Bull.) Redhead, Vilgalys & Moncalvo | Common Inkcap | ||
Coprinopsis cinerea (Schaeff.) Redhead, Vilgalys & Moncalvo | Grey Inkcap | ||
Coprinopsis echinospora (Buller) Redhead, Vilgalys & Moncalvo | Warty Inkcap | ||
Coprinopsis foetidella (P. D. Orton) A. Ruiz & G. Mu?oz | |||
Coprinopsis lagopus (Fr.) Redhead, Vilgalys & Moncalvo | Hare's Foot Inkcap | ||
Coprinopsis macrocephala (Berk.) Redhead, Vilgalys & Moncalvo | Bighead Inkcap | ||
Coprinopsis marcesibilis (Britzelm.) Őrstadius & E. Larss. | |||
Coprinopsis nivea (Pers.) Redhead, Vilgalys & Moncalvo | Snowy Inkcap | ||
Coprinopsis patouillardii (Qu?l.) Gminder | |||
Coprinopsis picacea (Bull.) Redhead, Vilgalys & Moncalvo | Magpie Inkcap | ||
Coprinopsis pseudoradiata (K?hner & Joss. ex Watling) Redhead et al. | |||
Coprinopsis radiata (Bolton) Redhead, Vilgalys & Moncalvo | |||
Coprinopsis stercorea (Fr.) Redhead, Vilgalys & Moncalvo | |||
Coprinus comatus (O .F. Mull) Pers. | Shaggy Inkcap | ||
Cortinarius acutus (Pers.) Fr. | Peaked Webcap | ||
Cortinarius alboviolaceus (Pers.) Fr. | Pearly Webcap | Sericeocybe | |
Cortinarius anomalus (Fr.) Fr. | Variable Webcap | Sericeocybe | |
Cortinarius armillatus (Fr.) Fr. | Red-banded Webcap | Telamonia | |
Cortinarius balteatocumatilis Rob. Henry ex P. D. Orton | Phlegmacium | ||
Cortinarius basililaceus A. Pearson ex P. D. Orton | Phlegmacium | ||
Cortinarius bolaris (Pers.) Fr. | Dappled Webcap | ||
Cortinarius brunneus (Pers.) Fr. | Telamonia | ||
Cortinarius bulbosus (Sowerby) Gray | Telamonia | ||
Cortinarius bulliardii (Pers.) Fr. | Hotfoot Webcap | Telamonia | |
Cortinarius camphoratus (Fr.) Fr. | Goatcheese Webcap | Seri./Near Threatened | |
Cortinarius cinnabarinus Fr. | |||
Cortinarius cinnamomeus (L.) Gray | Cinnamon Webcap | Dermocybe | |
Cortinarius croceus (Schaeff.) Gray | Saffron Webcap | Dermocybe | |
Cortinarius croceocoeruleus (Pers.) Fr. | Myxacium | ||
Cortinarius decipiens (Pers.) Fr. | Sepia Webcap | Telamonia | |
Cortinarius delibutus Fr. | Yellow Webcap | Myxacium | |
Cortinarius elatior Fr. | Wrinkled Webcap | Myxacium | |
Cortinarius epipurrus Chevassut & Rob. Henry | |||
Cortinarius evernius (Fr.) Fr. | Silky Webcap | Telamonia | |
Cortinarius flexipes (Pers.) Fr. | Pelargonium Webcap | Telamonia | |
Cortinarius fulvosquamulosus P. D. Orton | rare | ||
Cortinarius hemitrichus (Pers.) Fr. | Frosty Webcap | Telamonia | |
Cortinarius hinnuleus Fr. | Earthy Webcap | Telamonia | |
Cortinarius illibatus Fr. | |||
Cortinarius infractus (Pers.) Fr. | Bitter Webcap | Phlegmacium | |
Cortinarius inolens (H. Lindstr.) Bidaud | Pine Pelargonium Webc. | Telamonia | |
Cortinarius malachius (Fr.) Fr. | Sericeocybe | ||
Cortinarius mucifluoides Rob. Henry ex Bidaud, Mo?nne-Locc. & R. | Purple Stocking Webcap | Myxacium | |
Cortinarius obtusus (Fr.) Fr. | Blunt Webcap | Telamonia | |
Cortinarius ochroleucus Schaeff. | Cream Webcap | ||
Cortinarius pholideus (Lilj) Fr. | Scaly Webcap | Sericeocybe | |
Cortinarius purpurascens Fr. | Bruising Webcap | Leprocybe | |
Cortinarius purpureus (Pers.) Fuckel | Imperial Webcap | Dermocybe | |
Cortinarius rheubarbarinus Rob. Henry | Telamonia | ||
Cortinarius rubellus Cooke (syn. C. speciosissimus) | Deadly Webcap | Cortinarius | |
Cortinarius sanguineus (Wulfen) Gray | Bloodred Webcap | Dermocybe | |
Cortinarius saturninus (Fr.) Fr. | Telamonia | ||
Cortinarius semisanguineus (Fr.) Gillet | Surprise Webcap | Dermocybe | |
Cortinarius subbalaustinus Rob. Henry | Telamonia | ||
Cortinarius tabularis (Fr.) Fr. | Phlegmacium | ||
Cortinarius torvus (Fr.) Fr. | Stocking Webcap | Telamonia | |
Cortinarius triumphans Fr. | Birch Webcap | Leprocybe | |
Cortinarius umbrinolens P. D. Orton | |||
Cortinarius. variicolor (Pers.) Fr. | Contrary Webcap | Leprocybe | |
Cortinarius violaceus (L._ Gray) | VIOLET WEBCAP | ||
Craterellus cornucopioides (L.) Pers. | Horn of Plenty | ||
Craterellus lutescens (Fr.) Fr. | Golden Chanterelle | ||
Craterellus tubaeformis (Fr.) Qu?l. | Trumpet Chanterelle | ||
Crepidotus applanatus (Pers.) P. Kumm. | Flat Oysterling | ||
Crepidotus autochthonus J. E. Lange | Grounded Oysterling | ||
Crepidotus bresadolae Pil?t | |||
Crepidotus calolepis(Fr.) P. Karst. | |||
Crepidotus caspari Velen | Pale Oysterling | ||
Crepidotus cesatii (Rabenh.) Sacc. | Roundspored Oysterling | ||
Crepidotus epibryus (Fr.) Qu?l. | Grass Oysterling | ||
Crepidotus mollis (Schaeff.) Staude | Peeling Oysterling | ||
Crepidotus variabilis (Pers.) P. Kumm. | Variable Oysterling | ||
Crucibulum laeve (Huds.) Kambly. | Common Bird's Nest | ||
Cuphophyllus fornicatus (Fr.) Lodge, Padamsee & Vizzini | Earthy Waxcap | ||
Cuphophyllus lacmus (Schumach.) Bon | Grey Waxcap | ||
Cuphophyllus pratensis (Fr.) Bon | Meadow Waxcap | ||
Cuphophyllus virgineus (Wulfen) Kovalenko | Snowy Waxcap | ||
Cyanoboletus pulverulentus (Opat.) Gelardi, Vizzini & S. | Inkstain Bolete | ||
Cyathus olla (Batsch) Pers. | Field Bird's Nest | ||
Cyathus striatus (Huds.) Willd. | Fluted Bird's Nest | ||
Cyclocybe cylindracea (DC.) Vizzini & Angelini | Poplar Fieldcap | ||
Cylindrobasidium evolvens (Fr.) J?lich | Tear Dropper | ||
Cystodermaamianthinum (Scop.) Fayod | Earthy Powdercap | ||
Cystoderma carcharias (Pers.) Fayod | Pearly Powdercap | ||
Cystoderma jasonis (Cooke & Massee) Harmaja | Pine Powdercap | ||
Cystodermella granulosa (Batsch) Harmaja | |||
Cystodermella terryi (Berk. & Broome) Bell? | |||
Cystolepiota bucknallii (Berk. & Broome) Singer & C. | Lilac Dapperling | ||
Cystolepiota hetieri (Boud.) Singer | |||
Cystolepiota pulverulenta (Huijsman) Vellinga | |||
Cystolepiota seminuda (Lasch) Bon | Bearded Dapperling | ||
Cystolepiota sistrata (Fr.) Singer | |||
Dacrymyces deliquescens (Bull.) Duby. | |||
Dacrymyces stillatus Nees. | Common Jelly Spot | ||
Daedalea quercina (L.) Pers. | Oak Mazegill | ||
Daedaleopsis confragosa (Botton) J. Schr?t | Blushing Bracket | ||
Deconica coprophila (Bull.) P. Karst. | |||
Deconica montana (Pers.) P. D. Orton | Mountain Brownie | ||
Dermoloma cuneifolium (Fr.) Singer ex Bon | Crazed Cap | ||
Dermoloma pseudocuneifolium Herink ex Bon | Dark Crazed Cap | ||
Deronica crobula (Fr.) Romagn. | A mushroom | ||
Desarmillaria tabescens (Scop.) R. A. Koch & Aime | Ringless Honey Fungus | ||
Dichomitus campestris (Quél.) Domański & Orlicz | Hazel Porecrust | ||
Ditiola peziziformis (L?v.) D. A. Reid | |||
Echinoderma echinaceum (J.E. Lange) Bon | A probably toxic toadstool | ||
Echinoderma hystrix (F. H. M?ller & J. E. Lange) Bon | |||
Entoloma cetratum (Fr.) M. M. Moser | Honey Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma chalybeum (Pers.) Noordel. | Indigo Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma clypeatum (L.) P. Kumm. | Shield Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma conferendum (Britzelm.) Noordel. | Star Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma corvinum (K?hner) Noordel. | Crow Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma euchroum (Pers.) Donk | Stump Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma hebes (Romagn.) Trimbach | Pimple Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma hirtipes (Schumach.) M. M. Moser | |||
Entoloma incanum (Fr.) Hesler | Mousepee Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma longistriatum (Peck) Noordel. | |||
Entoloma lucidum (P. D. Orton) M. M. Moser | |||
Entoloma ortonii Arnolds & Noordel. | |||
Entoloma papillatum (Bres.) Dennis | Papillate Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma pleopodium (Bull.) Noordel. | Aromatic Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma poliopus var poliopus (Romagn.) Noordel. | |||
Entoloma porphyrophaeum (Fr.) P. Karst. | Lilac Dapperling | ||
Entoloma prunuloides (Fr.) Qu?l. | Mealy Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma rhodopolium (Fr.) P. Kumm. | Wood Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma sericellum (Fr.) P. Kumm. | Cream Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma serrulatum (Fr.) Hesler | Blue Edge Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma sinuatum (Bull.) P. Kumm. | Livid Pinkgill | ||
Entoloma tjallingiorum Noordel. | |||
Entoloma sordidulum (K?hner & Romagn.) P. D. Orton | |||
Exidia glandulosa (Bull.) Fr. | Witches Butter | ||
Exidia nigricans (With.) P. Roberts | Warlock's Butter | ||
Exidia thuretiana (L?v.) Fr. | White Brain | ||
Exidiopsis effusa (Bref. ex Sacc.) M?ller | Hair Ice/ Goblin's Beard | ||
Fibroporia vaillantii (DC.) Parmasto | |||
Fistulina hepatica (Schaeff.) With. | Beefsteak Fungus | ||
Flammula alnicola (Fr.) P. Kumm. | Alder Scalycap | ||
Flammulaster carpophilus (Fr.) Earle ex Vellinga | |||
Flammulaster granulosus (J. E. Lange) Watling | |||
Flammulina velutipes (Curtis) Singer | Velvet Shank | ||
Fomes fomentarius (L.) Fr. | Hoof Fungus | ||
Fomitopsis betulina (Bull.) B. K. Cui, M. L. Han & Y. C. Dai | Birch Polypore | ||
Fuscoporia ferrea (Pers.) G. Cunn. | Iron Porecrust | ||
Fuscoporia ferruginosa (Schrad.) Murrill | Rusty Porecrust | ||
Galerina cinctula P. D. Orton | |||
Galerina hypnorum (Schrank) K?hner | Moss Bell | ||
Galerina marginata (Batsch) K?hner | Funeral Bell | ||
Galerina mniophila (Lasch) K?hner | |||
Galerina mycenoides (Fr.) K?hner | |||
Galerina paludosa (Fr.) K?hner | Bog Bell | ||
Galerina vittiformis (Fr.) Singer | Hairy Leg Bell | ||
Gamundia striatula (K?hner) Raithelh. | Lined Meadowcap | ||
Ganoderma adspersum (Schulzer) Donk | |||
Ganoderma applanatum (Pers.) Pat. | Artist's Bracket | ||
Ganoderma australe (Fr.) Pat. | Southern Bracket | ||
Ganoderma lucidum (Curtis) P. Karst. | Lacquered Bracket | ||
Ganoderma pfefferi Bres. | Beeswax Bracket | ||
Ganoderma resinaceum Boud. | |||
Geastrum fimbriatum Fr. | Sessile Earthstar | ||
Geastrum fornicatum (Huds.) Hook | Arched Earthstar | ||
Geastrum nanum Pers. | Dwarf Earthstar | ||
Geastrum quadrifidum DC. ex Pers. | Rayed Earthstar | ||
Geastrum rufescens Pers. | Rufous Earthstar | ||
Geastrum triplex Jungh. | Collared Earthstar | ||
Gliophorus irrigatus (Pers.) A. M. Ainsw. & P. M. Kirk | Slimy Waxcap | ||
Gliophorus laetus (Pers.) Herink | Heath Waxcap | ||
Gliophorus psittacinus (Schaeff.) Herink | Parrot Waxcap | ||
Gloeophyllum sepiarum (Wulfen) P. Karst. | Conifer Mazegill | ||
Gloioxanthomyces vitellinus (Fr.) Lodge, Vizzini et al. | |||
Granulobasidium vellereum (Ellis & Cragin) J?lich | |||
Grifola frondosa (Dicks) Gray | Hen of the Woods | ||
Gymnopilus hybridus (Gillet) Maire | |||
Gymnopilus junonius (Fr.) P. D. Orton | Spectacular Rustgill | ||
Gymnopilus penetrans (Fr.) Murrill | Common Rustgill | ||
Gymnopus androsaceus (L.) Della Magg & Trassin. | Horsehair Fungus | ||
Gymnopus brassicolens (Romagn.) Antonin & Noordel. | Cabbage Parachute | ||
Gymnopus dryophilus (Bull.) Murrill | Russet Toughshank | ||
Gymnopus erythropus (Pers.) Antonin, Hailing & Noordel. | Redleg Toughshank | ||
Gymnopus fusipes (Bull.) Gray | Spindle Shank | ||
Gyroporus castaneus (Bull.) Qu?l. | Chestnut Bolete | ||
Hapalopilus rutilans (Pers.) Murrill | Cinnamon Bracket | ||
Hebeloma crustiliniforme(Bull.) Qu?l. | Poisonpie | ||
Hebeloma laterinum (Batsch) Vesterh. | |||
Hebeloma leucosarx P. D. Orton | Pale Poisonpie | ||
Hebeloma mesophaeum (Pers.) Qu?l. | Veiled Poisonpie | ||
Hebeloma radicosum (Bull.) Ricken | Rooting Poisonpie | ||
Hebeloma saccariolens Qu?l. | Sweet Poisonpie | ||
Hebeloma sinapizans (Paulet) Gillet | Bitter Poisonpie | ||
Hemimycena lactea (Pers.) Singer | Milky Bonnet | ||
Hemimycena tortuosa (P. D. Orton) Redhead | Dewdrop Bonnet | ||
Henningsomyces candidus (Pers.) Kuntze | White Tubelet | ||
Hericium cirrhatum (Pers.) Nikol. BAP | Tiered Tooth | ||
Heterobasidion annosum (Fr.) Bref. | Root Fomes | ||
Hodophilus foetens (W. Phillips) Birkebak & Adamčik | Stinking Fanvault | ||
Hohenbuehelia cyphelliformis (Berk.) O. K. Mill | |||
Hohenbuehelia petaloiodes (Bull.) Schulzer | |||
Hohenbuehelia serotina (Pers.) Singer | Olive Oysterling | ||
Homophron cernuum (Vahl) Őrstadius & E. Larss. | |||
Homophron spadiceum (P. Kumm.) Őrstadius & E. Larss. | Chestnut Brittlestem | ||
Hortiboletus rubellus (Krombh.) Simonini, Vizzini & G. | Ruby Bolete | ||
Hydnellum concrescens (Pers.) Banker BAP | Zoned Tooth | ||
Hydnellum scabrosum (Fr.) E. Larss., K. H. Larss. & K?ljalg BAP | Bitter Tooth | ||
Hydnellum scrobiculatum (Fr.) P. Karst. BAP | Ridged Tooth | ||
Hydnellum spongiosipes (Peck) Pouzar BAP | Velvet Tooth | ||
Hydnum repandum L. | Wood Hedgehog | ||
H. rufescens Pers. | Terracotta Hedgehog | ||
Hydropus floccipes (Fr.) Singer | |||
Hygrocybe acutoconica (Clem.) Singer | Persistent Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe cantharellus (Schwein.) Murrill | Goblet Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe ceracea (Sowerby) P. Kumm. | Butter Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe chlorophana (Fr.) W?nsche | Golden Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe citrinovirens (J. E. Lange) Jul. Schaff. | Citrine Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe coccinea (Schaeff.) P. Kumm. | Scarlet Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe conica (Schaeff.) P. Kumm. | Blackening Waxcap* | ||
Hygrocybe flavescens (Kauffman) Singer | Yellow Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe glutinipes (J. E. Lange) R. Haller Aar | Glutinous Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe helobia (Arnolds) Bon. | Garlic Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe insipida (J. E. Lange) M. M. Moser | Spangle Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe intermedia (Pass.) Fayod | Fibrous Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe miniata (Fr.) P. Kumm. | Vermilion Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe mucronella (Fr.) P. Karst. | Bitter Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe nigrescens (Qu?l.) K?hner | Blackening Waxcap** | ||
Hygrocybe nitrata (Pers.) W?nsche | Nitrous Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe punicea (Fr.) P. Kumm. | Crimson Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe quieta (K?hner) Singer | Oily Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe reidii K?hner | Honey Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe russocoriacea (Berk. & T. K. Mill) P. D. Orton & Watling | Cedarwood Waxcap | ||
Hygrocybe spadicea (Scop.) P. Karst. BAP | Date Waxcap | ||
Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca (Wulfen) Maire | False Chanterelle | ||
Hygrophorus hypothejus (Fr.) Fr. | Herald of Winter | ||
Hymenochaete rubiginosa (Dicks.) L?v. | Oak Curtain Crust | ||
Hymenopellis radicata (Relhan) R. H. Petersen | Rooting Shank | ||
Hyphoderma setigerum (Fr.) Donk. | |||
Hyphodontia barba-jovis (Bull.) J. Erikss. | |||
Hypholoma capnoides (Fr.) P. Kumm. | Conifer Tuft | ||
Hypholoma fasciculare (Huds.) P. Kumm. | Sulphur Tuft | ||
Hypholoma lateritium (Schaeff.) P. Kumm. | Brick Tuft | ||
Hypholoma marginatum J. Schr?t | Snakeskin Brownie | ||
Hypholoma subericaeum (Fr.) K?hner | |||
Imleria badia (Fr.) Vizzini | Bay Bolete | ||
Infundibulicybe geotropa (Bull.) Harmaja | Trooping Funnel | ||
Infundibulicybe gibba (Pers.) Harmaja | Common Funnel | ||
Inocybe abjecta P. Karst. | |||
Inocybe acuta Boud. | |||
Inocybe assimilata Britzelm | |||
Inocybe asterospora Qu?l. | Star Fibrecap | ||
Inocybe cincinnata (Fr.) Qu?l. | Collared Fibrecap | ||
Inocybe curvipes P. Karst. | |||
Inocybe euviolacea E. Ludw | Violet Fibrecap | ||
Inocybe fibrosa (Sowerby) Gillet | |||
Inocybe flocculosa Sacc. | Fleecy Fibrecap | ||
Inocybe fraudans (Britzelm) Sacc. | Pear Fibrecap | ||
Inocybe fuscidula Velen. | |||
Inocybe geophylla (Bull.) P. Kumm. | White Fibrecap | ||
Inocybe grammata Qu?l. | |||
Inocybe griseolilacina J. E. Lange | Lilac Leg Fibrecap | ||
Inocybe hirtella Bres. | |||
Inocybe lacera (Fr.) P. Kumm. | Torn Fibrecap | ||
Inocybe lanuginosa (Bull.) P. Kumm. | |||
Inocybe napipes J. E. Lange | Bulbous Fibrecap | ||
Inocybe petiginosa (Fr.) Gillet | Scurfy Fibrecap | ||
Inocybe posterula (Britzelm) Sacc. | |||
Inocybe pyriodora (Pers.) P. Kumm. | |||
Inocybe serotina Peck | |||
Inocybe sindonia (Fr.) P. Karst. | Beige Fibrecap | ||
Inocybe squarrosa Rea | |||
Inocybe whitei (Berk. & Broome) Sacc. | Blushing Fibrecap | ||
Inonotus hispidus (Bull.) P. Karst. | Shaggy Bracket | ||
Inosperma adaequatum (Britzelm.) Matheny & Esteve-Rav. | |||
Inosperma calamistratum (Fr.) Matheny & Esteve-Rav. | Greenfoot Fibrecap | ||
Inosperma cookei (Bres.) Matheny & Esteve-Rav. | Straw Fibrecap | ||
Inosperma erubescens (A. Blytt) Matheny & Esteve-Rav. | Deadly Fibrecap | ||
Inosperma maculatum (Boud.) Matheny & Esteve-Rav. | Frosty Fibrecap | ||
Ischnoderma benzoinum (Wahleng.) P.Karst | BENZOIN BRACKET | ||
Ischnoderma resinosum (Schrad.) P. Karst. | |||
Kuehneromyces mutabilis (Schaeff.) Singer & A. H. Sm. | Sheathed Woodtuft | ||
Laccaria amethystina Cooke | Amethyst Deceiver | ||
Laccaria bicolor (Maire) P. D. Orton | Bicoloured Deceiver | ||
Laccaria laccata (Scop.) Cooke | Deceiver | ||
Laccaria proxima (Boud.) Pat. | Scurfy Deceiver | ||
Laccaria purpureobadia D. A. Reid | |||
Laccaria pumila Fayod | Willow Deceiver | ||
Laccaria tortilis (Botton) Cooke | Twisted Deceiver | ||
Lachnella villosa (Pers.) Donk | |||
Lacrymaria lacrymabunda (Bull.) Pat. | Weeping Widow | ||
Lactarius aurantiacus (Pers.) Gray | Orange Milkcap | ||
Lactarius azonites (Bull.) Fr. | White Milkcap | ||
Lactarius blennius (Fr.) Fr. | Beech Milkcap | ||
Lactarius camphoratus (Bull.) Fr. | Curry Milkcap | ||
Lactarius chrysorrheus Fr. | Yellowdrop Milkcap | ||
Lactarius cyathula (Fr.) Fr. | |||
Lactarius deliciosus (L.) Gray | Saffron Milkcap | ||
Lactarius deterrimus Gr?ger | False Saffron Milkcap | ||
Lactarius flavidus Boud. | |||
Lactarius fulvissimus Romagn. | Tawny Milkcap | ||
Lactarius glyciosmus (Fr.) Fr. | Coconut Milkcap | ||
Lactarius helvus (Fr.) Fr. | Fenugreek Milkcap | ||
Lactarius hepaticus Plowr. | Liver Milkcap | ||
Lactarius hysginus (Fr.) Fr. | |||
Lactarius pallidus Pers. | Pale Milkcap | ||
Lactarius pubescens (Fr.) | Bearded Milkcap | ||
Lactarius pyrogalus (Bull.) Fr. | Fiery Milkcap | ||
Lactarius quietus (Fr.) Fr. | Oak Milkcap | ||
Lactarius rufus (Scop.) Fr. | Rufous Milkcap | ||
Lactarius serifluus (DC.) Fr. | Watery Milkcap | ||
Lactarius spinosulus Qu?l. & Le Bret. | Lilacscale Milkcap | ||
Lactarius subdulcis (Pers.) Gray | Brown Milkcap | ||
Lactarius tabidus Fr. | Birch Milkcap | ||
Lactarius torminosus (Schaeff.) Pers. | Woolly Milkcap | ||
Lactarius turpis (Weinm.) Fr. | Ugly Milkcap | ||
Lactarius uvidus (Fr.) Fr. | Shiner | ||
Lactarius vietus (Fr.) Fr. | Grey Milkcap | ||
Lactifluus bertillonii (Neuhoff ex Z. Schaef.) Verbeken | |||
Lactifluus piperatus (L.) Roussel | Peppery Milkcap | ||
Lactifluus vellereus (Fr.) Kuntze | Fleecy Milkcap | ||
Lactifluus volemus (Fr.) Kuntze | Fishy Milkcap | ||
Laetiporus sulphureus (Bull.) Murrill | Chicken of the Woods | ||
Leccinum cyaneobasileucum Lannoy & Estad?s | Greyshank Bolete | ||
Lecinellum pseudoscabrum (Kallenb.) Miksik. | Hazel Bolete | ||
Leccinum scabrum (Bull.) Gray | Brown Birch Bolete | ||
Leccinum variicolor Watling | Mottled Bolete | ||
Leccinum versipelle (Fr. & H?k) Snell | Orange Birch Bolete | ||
Lentinellus cochleatus (Pers.) P. Karst. | Aniseed Cockleshell | ||
Lentinus brumalis (Pers.) Zmitr. | Winter Polypore | ||
Lentinus substrictus (Bolton) Zmitr. & Kovalenko | Fringed Polypore | ||
Lenzites betulinus (L.) Fr. | Birch Mazegill | ||
Lepiota bickhamensis P. D. Orton | |||
Lepiota boudieri Bres. | Girdled Dapperling | ||
Lepiota castanea Qu?l. | Chestnut Dapperling | ||
Lepiota clypeolaria (Bull.) P. Kumm. | Shield Dapperling | ||
Lepiota cristata (Botton) P. Kumm. | Stinking Dapperling | ||
Lepiota echinella Qu?l. & G. E. Bernard | |||
Lepiota ignivolvata Bousset & Joss. ex Joss. | |||
Lepiota pseudolilacea Huijsman | |||
Lepista irina (Fr.) H. E. Bigelow | Flowery Blewit | ||
Lepista luscina (Fr.) Singer | rare | ||
Lepista nuda (Bull.) Cooke | Wood Blewit | ||
Lepista panaeolus (Fr.) P. Karst. | Spotted Blewit | ||
Lepista personata (Fr.) Cooke | Field Blewit/Blue Leg | ||
Lepista sordida (Schumach.) Singer | Sordid Blewit | ||
Leratiomyces ceres (Cooke & Massee) Spooner & Bridge | Red-lead Roundhead | ||
Leucoagaricus brunneocingulatus (P. D. Orton) Bon. | |||
Leucoagaricus croceovelutinus (Bon & Boiffard) Bon | |||
Leucoagaricus serenus (Fr.) Bon & Boiffard | |||
Leucoagaricus sericifer (Locq.) Vellinga | |||
eucoagaricus. tener (P. D. Orton) Bon | |||
Leucocoprinus badhamii (Berk. & Broome) Locq. | |||
Leucocoprinus brebissonii (Godey) Locq. | Skullcap Dapperling | ||
Leucocybe connata (Schumach.) Vizzini, P. Alvarado et al. | White Domecap | ||
Leucocybe houghtonii (W. Phillips) Halama & Pencakowski | |||
Lichenomphalia umbellifera (L.) Redhead, Lutzoni et al. | Heath Navel | ||
Loreleia postii (Fr.) Redhead, Moncalvo, Vilgalys & Lutzoni | |||
Lycoperdon echinatum Pers. | Spiny Puffball | ||
Lycoperdon excipuliforme (Scop.) Pers. | Pestle Puffball | ||
Lycoperdon lividum Pers. | Grassland Puffball | ||
Lycoperdon nigrescens Pers. | Dusky Puffball | ||
Lycoperdon perlatum Pers. | Common Puffball | ||
Lycoperdon pratense Pers. | Meadow Puffball | ||
Lycoperdon umbrinum Pers. | Soft Puffball | ||
Lyophyllum decastes (Fr.) Singer | Clustered Domecap | ||
Macrocystidia cucumis (Pers.) Joss. | Cucumber Cap | ||
Macrolepiota excoriata (Schaeff.) Wasser | Frayed Parasol | ||
Macrolepiota konradii var konradii (Huijsman ex P. D. Orton) MM Moser | |||
Macrolepiota mastoidea (Fr.) Singer | Slender Parasol | ||
Macrolepiota procera (Scop.) Singer | Parasol Mushroom | ||
Marasmiellus candidus (Fr.) Singer | |||
Marasmiellus confluens (Pers.) J. S. Oliveira | Clustered Toughshank | ||
Marasmiellus peronatus (Bolton) J. S. Oliveira | Wood Woollyfoot | ||
Marasmiellus ramealis (Bull.) Singer | Twig Parachute | ||
Marasmiellus vaillantii (Pers.) Singer | Goblet Parachute | ||
Marasmius epiphylloides (Rea) Sacc. & Trotter | Ivy Leaf Parachute | ||
Marasmius epiphyllus (Pers.) Fr. | Leaf Parachute | ||
Marasmius hudsonii (Pers.) Fr. | Holly Leaf Parachute | ||
Marasmius oreades (Botton) Fr. | Fairy Ring Champignon | ||
Marasmius rotula (Scop.) Fr. | Collared Parachute | ||
Marasmius wynneae Berk. & Broome | Pearly Parachute | ||
Megacollybia platyphylla (Pers.) Kotl. & Pouz. | Whitelaced Shank | ||
Melanoleuca arcuata (Bull.) Singer | |||
Melanoleuca cognata (Fr.) Konrad & Maubl. | Spring Cavalier | ||
Melanoleuca melaleuca (Pers.) Murrill | Bald Knight | ||
Melanoleuca polioleuca (Fr.) K?hner & Maire | Common Cavalier | ||
Melanoleuca strictipes (P. Karst.) Jul. Sch?ff. | |||
Melanophyllum haematospermum (Bull.) Kreisel | Redspored Dapperling | ||
Mensularia radiata (Sowerby) L?zaro Ibiza | Alder Bracket | ||
Meripilus giganteus (Pers.) P. Karst. | Giant Polypore | ||
Mucidula mucida (Schrad.) Pat. | Porcelain Fungus | ||
Mutinus caninus (Huds.) Fr. | Dog Stinkhorn | ||
Mycena aetites (Fr.) Qu?l. | Drab Bonnet | ||
Mycena amicta (Fr.) Qu?l. | Coldfoot Bonnet | ||
Mycena archangeliana Bres. | Angel's Bonnet | ||
Mycena atroalba (Bolt.) Gray | |||
Mycena bulbosa (Cejp.) K?hner | Rush Bonnet | ||
Mycena capillaripes Peck | Pinkedge Bonnet | ||
Mycena epipterygia (Scop.) Gray | Yellowleg Bonnet | ||
Mycena erubescens H?hn. | |||
Mycena filopes (Bull.) P. Kumm. | Iodine Bonnet | ||
Mycena flavescens Velen. | |||
Mycena galericulata (Scop.) Gray | Common Bonnet | ||
Mycena galopus (Pers.) P. Kumm. | Milking Bonnet | ||
Mycena haematopus (Pers.) P. Kumm. | Burgundydrop Bonnet | ||
Mycena inclinata (Fr.) Qu?l. | Clustered Bonnet | ||
Mycena leptocephala (Pers.) Gillet | Nitrous Bonnet | ||
Mycena maculata P. Karst. | Stained Bonnet | ||
Mycena megaspora Kauffman | Rooting Bonnet | ||
Mycena metata (Secr. ex Fr.) P. Kumm. | |||
Mycena mucor (Batsch) Qu?l. | |||
Mycena olivaceomarginata (Massee) Massee | Brownedge Bonnet | ||
Mycena pearsoniana Dennis ex Singer | |||
Mycena pelianthina (Fr.) Qu?l. | Blackedge Bonnet | ||
Mycena polygramma (Bull.) Gray | Grooved Bonnet | ||
Mycena pseudocorticola K?hner | |||
Mycena pura (Pers.) P. Kumm. | Lilac Bonnet | ||
Mycena rosea Gramberg | Rosy Bonnet | ||
Mycena sanguinolenta (Alb. & Schwein.) P. Kumm. | Bleeding Bonnet | ||
Mycena silvae-nigrae Maas Geesteranus & Schw?bel | Pine Bonnet | ||
Mycena stipata (Pers.) P. Kumm. | Clustered Pine Bonnet | ||
Mycena stylobates (Pers.) P. Kumm. | Bulbous Bonnet | ||
Mycena tenerrima (Berk.) Qu?l. (syn. Mycena adcendens | Frosty Bonnet | ||
Mycena tintinnabulum (Paulet) Qu?l. | |||
Mycena vitilis (Fr.) Qu?l. | Snapping Bonnet | ||
Mycoacia uda (Fr.) Donk | |||
Myxarium nucleatum Wallr. | Crystal Brain | ||
Naematelia encephala (Pers.) Fr. | CONIFER BRAIN | ||
Naucoria bohemica Velen. | |||
Naucoria escharioides (Fr.) P. Kumm. | Ochre Aldercap | ||
Naucoria luteolofibrillosa (K?hner) K?hner & Romagn. | |||
Naucoria scolecina (Fr.) Qu?l. | |||
Naucoria striatula P. D. Orton | Striate Aldercap | ||
Neoantrodia serialis (Fr.) Audet | Serried Crust | ||
Neoboletus luridiformis (Rostk.) Gelardi, Simonini & Vizzini | Scarletina Bolete | ||
Omphalina pyxidata (Bull.) Qu?l. | Cinnamon Navel | ||
Omphalina setipes (Fr.) Raithelh. | |||
Oxyporus populinus (Schumach) Donk | Poplar Bracket | ||
Panaeolina foenisecii (Pers.) Maire | Brown Mottlegill | ||
Panaeolus ater (J. E. Lange) K?hner & Romagn. ex Bon | Turf Mottlegill * | ||
Panaeolus fimicola (Pers.) Gillet | Turf Mottlegill** | ||
Panaeolus papilionaceus (Bull.) Qu?l. | Petticoat Mottlegill | ||
Panaeolus rickenii Hora | Dewdrop Mottlegill | ||
Panaeolus semiovatus (Sowerby) S. Lundell & Nannf. | Egghead Mottlegill | ||
Panellus stipticus (Bull.) P. Karst. | Bitter Oysterling | ||
Panus conchatus (Bull.) Fr. | Lilac Oysterling | ||
Pappia fissilis (Berk. & M. A. Curtis) Zmitr. | Greasy Bracket | ||
Paragymnopus perforans (Hoffm.) J. S. Oliveira | Stinking Parachute | ||
Paralepista flaccida (Sowerby) Vizzini | Tawny Funnel Cap | ||
Parasola conopilea (Fr.) Őrstadius & E. Larss. | Conical Brittlestem | ||
Parasola leiocephala (P. D. Orton) Redhead, Vilgalys & Hopple | Bald Inkcap | ||
Parasola plicatilis (Curtis) Redhead, Vilgalys & Hopple | Pleated Inkcap | ||
Paxillus involutus (Batsch) Fr. | Brown Rollrim | ||
Paxillus rubicundulus P. D. Orton A576 | Alder Rollrim | ||
Peniophora incarnata (Pers.) P. Karst. | Rosy Crust | ||
Peniophora limitata (Chaillet ex Fr.) Cooke | |||
Peniophora lycii (Pers.) H?hn. & Litsch. | |||
Peniophora quercina (Pers.) Cooke | Oak Crust | ||
Phaeoclavulina flaccida (Fr.) Giachini | |||
Phaeolus schweinitzii (Fr.) Patt. | Dyer's Mazegill | ||
Phallus impudicus L. | Stinkhorn | ||
Phaeotremella foliacea (Pers.) Wedin, JC Zamora & M. | Leafy Brain | ||
Phaeotremella frondosa (Fr.) Spirin & Malysheva | a Leafy Brain fungus | ||
Phellinus igniarius (L.) Qu?l. | Willow Bracket | ||
Phellinus pomaceus (Pers.) Maire | Cushion Bracket | ||
Phellodon melaleucus (Sw. ex Fr.) P. Karst. BAP | Grey Tooth | ||
Phellodon niger (Fr.) P. Karst. BAP | Black Tooth | ||
Phlebia radiata (Fr.) | Wrinkled Crust | ||
Phlebia rufa (Fr.) M. P. Christ | |||
Phlebia tremellosa (Schrad.) Nakasone & Burds. | Jelly Rot | ||
Phlebiopsis gigantea (Fr.) J?lich | |||
Phloeomana hiemalis (Osbeck) Redhead | Rancid Bonnet | ||
Phloeomana minutula (Sacc.) Redhead | |||
Phloeomana speirea (Fr.) Redhead | Bark Bonnet | ||
Pholiota adiposa (Batsch) P. Kumm. | |||
Pholiota aurivella (Batsch) P. Kumm. | Golden Scalycap | ||
Pholiota carbonaria (Fr.) Singer | Bonfire Scalycap | ||
Pholiota conissans (Fr.) Kuyper & Tjall.-Beuk. | |||
Pholiota gummosa (Lasch) Singer | Sticky Scalycap | ||
Pholiota squarrosa (Vahl) P. Kumm. | Shaggy Scalycap | ||
Pholiota tuberculosa (Schaeff.) P. Kumm. | |||
Phylloporus pelletieri (L?v.) Qu?l. BAP | Golden-gilled Bolete | ||
Pleurotus columbinus Qu?l. | Blue Oyster | ||
Pleurotus cornucopiae (Paulet) Rolland | Branching Oyster | ||
Pleurotus dryinus (Pers.) P. Kumm. | Veiled Oyster | ||
Pleurotus ostreatus (Jacq.) P. Kumm. | Oyster Mushroom | ||
Pleurotus pulmonarius (Fr.) Qu?l. | Pale Oyster | ||
Pluteus aurantiorugosus (Trog.) Sacc. | Fire Shield | ||
Pluteus cervinus (Schaeff.) P. Kumm. | Deer Shield | ||
Pluteus chrysophaeus (Schaeff.) Qu?l. | Yellow Shield | ||
Pluteus diettrichii Bres. | |||
Pluteus hispidulus (Fr.) Gillet | Fleecy Shield | ||
Pluteus petasatus (Fr.) Gillet | Scaly Shield | ||
Pluteus phlebophorus (Ditmar) P. Kumm. | Wrinkled Shield | ||
Pluteus podospileus Sacc. & Cub. | |||
Pluteus pseudorobertii M. M. Moser & Stangl | |||
Pluteus romellii (Britzelm) Sacc. | Goldleaf Shield | ||
Pluteus thomsonii (Berk. & Broome) Dennis | Veined Shield | ||
Pluteus umbrosus (Pers.) P. Kumm. | Velvet Shield | ||
Polyporus picipes Fr. | Bay Polypore | ||
Porphyrellus porphyrosporus (Fr. & H?k.) E.-J. G. BAP | Dusky Bolete | ||
Porpolomopsis calyptriformis (Berk.) Bresinsky BAP | Pink/Ballerina Waxcap | ||
Postia caesia (Schrad.) P. Karst. | Conifer Blueing Bracket | ||
Postia cerifluua (Berk. & M. A. Curtis) J?lich | |||
Postia ptychogaster (F. Ludw.) Vesterh. | Powderpuff Bracket | ||
Postia tephroleuca (Fr.) J?lich | Greyling Bracket | ||
Protostropharia semiglobata (Batsch) Redhead et al. | Dung Roundhead | ||
Psathyrella artemisiae (Pass.) Konrad & Maubl | Petticoat Brittlestem | ||
Psathyrella candolleana (Fr.) Maire | Pale Brittlestem | ||
Psathyrella corrugis (Pers.) Konrad & Maubl. | Red Edge Brittlestem | ||
Psathyrella laevissima (Romagn) Singer | Slender Stump Brittlestem | ||
Psathyrella microrhiza (Lasch) Konrad & Maubl. | Rootlet Brittlestem | ||
Psathyrella multipedata (Peck) A. H. Sm. | Clustered Brittlestem | ||
Psathyrella obtusata (Pers.) A. H. Sm. | |||
Psathyrella pennata (Fr.) A. Pearson & Dennis | |||
Psathyrella piluliformis (Bull.) P. D. Orton | Common Stump Brittlestm | ||
Psathyrella spintrigera (Fr.) Konrad & Maubl. | |||
Psathyrella spintrigeroides P. D. Orton | |||
Psathyrella squamosa (P. Karst.) A. H. Sm. | |||
Pseudoboletus parasiticus (Bull.) Šutara | Parasitic Bolete | ||
Pseudoclitocybe cyathiformis (Bull.) Singer | The Goblet | ||
Pseudocraterellus undulatus (Pers.) Rauschert | Sinuous Chanterelle | ||
Pseudohydnum gelatinosum (Scop.) P. Karst. | Jelly Tooth | ||
Pseudoinonotus dryadeus(Pers.) T. Wagner & M. Fisch | Oak Bracket | ||
Pseudosperma rimosum (Bull.) Matheny & Esteve-Rav. | Split Fibrecap | ||
Psilocybe coronilla (Bull.) Noordel. | Garland Roundhead | ||
Psilocybe semilanceata (Fr.) P. Kumm. | Liberty Cap | ||
Psilocybe subviscida (Peck) Kauffman | |||
Radulomyces confluens (Fr.) M. P. Christ. | |||
Ramaria stricta (Pers.) Qu?l. | Upright Coral | ||
Ramariopsis kunzei (Fr.) Corner | Ivory Coral | ||
Resinomycena saccharifera (Berk. & Broome) Redhead | |||
Resupinatus applicatus (Batsch) Gray | Smoked Oysterling | ||
Resupinatus trichotis (Pers.) Singer | Hairy Oysterling | ||
Rhizomarasmius setosus (Sowerby) Antonin & A. Urb. | Beechleaf Parachute | ||
Rhodocollybia butyracea (Bull.) Lennox | Butter Cap | ||
Rhodocollybia maculata (Alb. & Schwein.) Singer | Spotted Toughshank | ||
Rhodotus palmatus (Bull.) Maire | Wrinkled Peach | ||
Rickenella fibula (Bull.) Raithelh. | Orange Mosscap | ||
Rickenella swartzii (Fr.) Kuyper | Collared Mosscap | ||
Rigidoporus sanguinolentus (Alb. & Schwein.) Donk | Bleeding Porecrust | ||
Rigidoporus ulmarius (Sowerby) Imazecki | Giant Elm Bracket | ||
Rimbachia arachnoidea (Peck) Redhead | Spidery Mossear | ||
Rubroboletus legaliae (Pil?t & Dermek) Della Magg. & T. | Bilious Bolete | ||
Russula adusta (Pers.) Fr. | Blackening Brittlegill | ||
Russula aeruginea Lindblad ex Fr. | Green Brittlegill | ||
Russula albonigra (Krombh.) Fr. | Menthol Brittlegill | ||
Russula anatina Romagn. | |||
Russula atropurpurea (Krombh.) Britzelm. | Purple Brittlegill | ||
Russula aurantiaca (Jul. Sh?ff.) Romagn. | Orange Brittlegill | ||
Russula aurora Krombh. | Dawn Brittlegill | ||
Russula badia Qu?l. | Burning Brittlegill | ||
Russula betularum Hora | Birch Brittlelgill | ||
Russula caerulea Fr. | Humpback Brittlegill | ||
Russula chloroides (Krombh.) Bres. | BLUE BAND BRITTLEGILL | ||
Russula clavoflava Grove | Yellow Swamp Brittlegill | ||
Russula cyanoxantha (Schaeff.) Fr. | Charcoal Burner | ||
Russula delica Fr. | Milk-White Brittlegill | ||
Russula densifolia Secr. ex Gillet | Crowded Brittlegill | ||
Russula emetica (Schaeff.) Pers. | The Sickener | ||
Russula farinipes Romell. | |||
Russula fellea (Fr.) Fr. | Geranium Brittlegill | ||
Russula foetens Pers. | Stinking Brittlegill | ||
Russula fragilis Fr. | Fragile Brittlegill | ||
Russula gracillima Jul. Sch?eff. | Slender Brittlegill | ||
Russula grata Britzelm. | Bitter Almond Brittlegill | ||
Russula grisea Fr. | False Charcoal Burner | ||
Russula heterophylla (Fr.) Fr. | Greasy Green Brittlegill | ||
Russula ionochlora Romagn. | Oilslick Brittlegill | ||
Russula nitida (Pers.) Fr. | Purple Swamp Brittlegill | ||
Russula nobilis Velen. | Beechwood Sickener | ||
Russula ochroleuca Fr. | Ochre Brittlegill | ||
Russula olivacea (Schaeff.) Fr. | Olive Brittlegill | ||
Russula parazurea Jul. Sch?ff. | Powdery Brittlegill | ||
Russula puellaris Fr. | Yellowing Brittlegill | ||
Russula risigallina (Batsch) Sacc. | Golden Brittlegill | ||
Russula rosea Pers. | Rosy Brittlegill | ||
Russula sanguinaria (Schumach.) Rauschert | Bloody Brittlegill | ||
Russula sardonia Fr. | Primrose Brittlegill | ||
Russula sororia (Fr.) Romell | Sepia Brittlegill | ||
Russula versicolor Jul. Sch?ff. | Variable Brittlegill | ||
Russula vesca Fr. | The Flirt | ||
Russula veternosa Fr. | |||
Russula virescens (Schaeff.) Fr. | Greencracked Brittlegill | ||
Russula xerampelina (Schaeff.) Fr. | Crab Brittlegill | ||
Schizophyllum commune Fr. | Split Gill | ||
Schizopora paradoxa (Schrad.) Donk | Split Porecrust | ||
Scleroderma areolatum Ehrenb. | Leopard Earthball | ||
Scleroderma citrinum Pers. | Common Earthball | ||
Scleroderma verrucosum (Bull.) Pers. | Scaly Earthball | ||
Serpula lacrymans (Wulfen) J. Schr?t. | Dry Rot | ||
Simocybe centunculus (Fr.) P. Karst. | Dingy Twiglet | ||
Simocybe sumptuosa (P. D. Orton) Singer | Velvet Twiglet | ||
Sistotrema brinkmanii (Bres.) J. Erikss. | |||
Skeletocutis nivea (Jungh.) Jean Keller | Hazel Bracket | ||
Sparassis crispa (Wulfen) Fr. | Wood Cauliflower (conif.) | ||
Sparassis spathulata (Schwein.) Fr. | Wood Cauliflower (decid.) | ||
Sphagnurus paluster (Peck) Redhead & V. Hofst. | Sphagnum Greyling | ||
Steccherinum ochraceum (Pers. ex J. F. Gmel.) Gray | Ochre Spreading Tooth | ||
Stereum gausapatum (Fr.) Fr. | Bleeding Oak Crust | ||
Stereum hirsutum (Willd.) Pers. | Hairy Curtain Crust | ||
Stereum rugosum (Pers.) | Bleeding Broadleaf Crust | ||
Stereum sanguinolentum (Alb. & Schwein.) Fr. | Bleeding Conifer Crust | ||
Strobilurus tenacellus (Pers.) Singer | Pine Conecap | ||
Stropharia aeruginosa (Curtis) Qu?l. | Verdigris Roundhead | ||
Stropharia caerulea Kreisel | Blue Roundhead | ||
Stropharia cyanea Tuom. | |||
Stropharia pseudocyanea (Desm.) Morgan | Peppery Roundhead | ||
Suillellus luridus (Schaeff.) Murrill | Lurid Bolete | ||
Suillus bovinus (L.) Roussel | Bovine Bolete | ||
Suillus cavipes (Opat.) A. H. Sm. & Thiers | Hollow Bolete | ||
Suillus collinitis (Fr.) Kuntze | |||
Suillus flavidus (Fr.) J. Presl. | Jellied Bolete | ||
Suillus grevillei (Klotzsch) Singer | Larch Bolete | ||
Suillus luteus (L.) Roussel | Slippery Jack | ||
Suillus variegatus (Sw.) Richon & Roze | Velvet Bolete | ||
Tapinella atromentosa (Batsch) Šutara | Velvet Rollrim | ||
Tapinella panuoides (Fr.) E.-J. Gilbert | Oyster Rollrim | ||
Tephrocybe atrata (Fr.) Donk | |||
Tephrocybe rancida (Fr.) Donk | Rancid Greyling | ||
Terana coerulea (Lam.) Kuntze | Cobalt Crust | ||
Thelephora penicillata (Pers.) Fr. | Urchin Earthfan | ||
Thelephora terrestris Ehrh. | Earthfan | ||
Trametes gibbosa (Pers.) Fr. | Lumpy Bracket | ||
Trametes hirsuta (Wulfen) Lloyd | Hairy Bracket | ||
Trametes ochracea (Pers.) Gilb. & Ryvarden | Ochre Bracket | ||
Trametes versicolor (L.) Pil?t | Turkeytail | ||
Tremella aurantia Schwein. | Golden Ear | ||
Tremella mesenterica Retz. | Yellow Brain | ||
Trichaptum abietinum (Pers. ex J. F. Gmel.) Ryvarden | Purplepore Bracket | ||
Tricholoma album (Schaeff.) P. Kumm. | White Knight | ||
Tricholoma argyraceum (Bull.) Gillet | |||
Tricholoma atrosquamosum Sacc. | Dark Scaled Knight | ||
Tricholoma cingulatum (Almfelt ex Fr.) Jacobasch | Girdled Knight | ||
Tricholoma columbetta (Fr.) P. Kumm. | Blue Spot Knight | ||
Tricholoma equestre (L.) P. Kumm. | Yellow Knight | ||
Tricholoma fulvum (Bull.) Bigeard & H. Guill. | Birch Knight | ||
Tricholoma imbricatum (Fr.) P.Kumm. | Matt Knight | ||
Tricholoma lascivum (Fr.) Gillet | Aromatic Knight | ||
Tricholoma portentosum (Fr.) Qu?l. | Coalman | ||
Tricholoma saponaceum (Fr.) P. Kumm. | Soapy Knight | ||
Tricholoma sciodes (Pers.) C. Martin | Beech Knight | ||
Tricholoma stiparophyllum (N. Lund) P. Karst. | Chemical Knight | ||
Tricholoma sulphurescens Bres. Rare/V/D2 | Yellow Staining Knight | ||
Tricholoma sulphureum (Bull.) P. Kumm. | Sulphur Knight | ||
Tricholoma terreum (Schaeff.) P. Kumm. | Grey Knight | ||
Tricholoma ustale (Fr.) P. Kumm. | Burnt Knight | ||
Tricholoma ustaloides Romagn. | Charred Knight | ||
Tricholoma vaccinum (Schaeff.) P. Kumm. | Scaly Knight | ||
Tricholoma virgatum (Fr.) P. Kumm. | Ashen Knight | ||
Tricholomella constricta (Fr.) Zerova ex Kalamees | Mealy Domecap | ||
Tricholomopsis rutilans (Schaeff.) Singer | Plums & Custard | ||
Tubaria conspersa (Pers.) Fayod | Felted Twiglet | ||
Tubaria ferruginea Maire ex Horak & P.-A. Moreau | |||
Tubaria furfuracea (Pers.) Gillet | Scurfy Twiglet | ||
Tulasnella violea (Qu?l.) Bourdot & Galzin | |||
Tylopilus felleus (Bull.) P. Karst. | Bitter Bolete | ||
Typhrasa gossypina (Bull.) Őrstadius & E. Larss. | |||
Typhula contorta (Holmsk.) Olariaga | Contorted Pipe Club | ||
Typhula erythropus (Pers.) Fr. | Redleg Club | ||
Typhula fistulosa (Holmsk.) Olariaga | Pipe Club | ||
Typhula juncea (Alb. & Schwein.) P. Karst. | Slender Club | ||
Typhula phacorrhiza (Reichard) Fr. | Tuberous Club | ||
Typhula quisquiliaris (Fr.) Henn. | Bracken Club | ||
Tyromyces chioneus (Fr.) P. Karst. | White Cheese Polypore | ||
Tyromyces lacteus (Fr.) Murrill | |||
Volvariella bombycina (Schaeff.) Singer | Silky Rosegill | ||
Volvariella caesiotincta P. D. Orton | |||
Volvariella reidii Heinem. | Angel Rosegill | ||
Volvopluteus gloiocephalus (DC.) Vizzini, Contu & Justo | Stubble Rosegill | ||
Vuilleminia comedens (Nees) Maire | Waxy Crust | ||
Xerocomellus chrysenteron (Bull.) Šutara | Red Cracking Bolete | ||
Xerocomellus cisalpinus (Simonini, H. Ladurner & Peintner) Klofac | Bluefoot Bolete | ||
Xerocomellus porosporus (Imler ex Watling) Šutara | Sepia Bolete | ||
Xerocomellus pruinatus (Fr. & Hök.) Šutara | Matt Bolete | ||
Xerocomus submentosus (L.) Qu?l. | Su?de Bolete | ||
Xylodon radula (Fr.) Tura, Zmitr., Wasser & Spirin | Toothed Crust | ||
Xylodon sambuci (Pers.) Tura, Zmitr., Wasser & Spirin | Elder Whitewash | ||
As at 26/05/2021: Species: 810 Genera: 250 SEP |
Fungi: Rust & Smuts
Updated to 31st December 2022Species: Rust and Smuts | (Host)/Common Name | Phyla/Division |
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Basidiomycetes: Small Parasitic Fungi | ||
Pucciniales (Rust Fungi): | ||
Coleosporium euphrasiae (Schumach.) G. Winter | Pinus/Orobanchaceae | |
Coleosporium melampyri (Rebent.) Kleb. | Melampyrum/Pinus | |
Coleosporium senecionis (Schumach.) Rabenh. | Senecio vulgaris | |
Coleosporium sonchi-arvensis (Pers.) L?v. | Pinus/Compositae | |
Coleosporium tussilaginis (Pers.) L?v. | Tussilago farfara/Petasites h. | |
Cronartium quercuum (Berk.) Miyabe ex Shirai | Quercus ilex(Holm Oak) | |
Kuehneola uredinis (Link) Arthur | Rubus (Pale Bramble Rust) | |
Melampsora caprearum Th?m. | Salix | |
Melampsora epitea Th?m. | Euonymus (Spindle) | |
Melampsora euphorbiae (Ficinus & C. Schub.) Castagne | Euphorbia (Spurges) | |
Melampsora hypericorum (DC.) J. Schr?t. | Hypericum androsaemum | |
Melampsora lini (Ehrenb.) Th?m. | Linum catharticum | |
Melampsora populnea (Pers.) P. Karst. | Mercurialis perennis | |
Melampsoridium betulinum (Pers.) Kleb. | Betula (Birch Rust) | |
Melampsorella caryophyllacearum (DC.) J. Schr?t. | Cirsium vul./Stellaria hol. | |
Milesina blechni (Syd. & P. Syd.) Arthur ex Faull | Blechnum spicant | |
Milesina dieteliana (Syd. & P. Syd.) Magnus | Polypody | |
Milesina kriegeriana (Magnus) Magnus | ||
Milesina scolopendrii (Fuckel) Jaap | Phyllitis vulgare | |
Naohidemyces vaccinii (J?rst.) S. Sato, Katsuya et al. | Vaccinium myrtilis | |
Peristemma pseudosphaeria (Mont.) J?rst. | Sonchus (Sowthistle) | |
Phragmidium bulbosum (Fr.) Schltdl. | Rubus (Bramble) | |
Phragmidium fragariae (Rabenh.) Ces. | Potentilla sterilis | |
Phragmidium mucronatum (Pers.) Schltdl. | Rosa | |
Phragmidium. rubi-idaei (DC.) P. Karst. | Rubus idaeus (Raspberry) | |
Phragmidium. sanguisorbae (DC.) J. Schr?t. | Sanguisorba minor | |
Phragmidium violaceum (Schultz) Brockm. | Rubus fr.(Violet Bramble R.) | |
Puccinia acetosae (Schumach.) K?rn. | Rumex acetosa (Sorrel) | |
Puccinia adoxae R. Hedw. | Adoxa moschatellina | |
Puccinia albescens (Grev.) Plowr. | Adoxa moschatellina | |
Puccinia annularis (F. Strauss) G. Winter | Stellaria/Caryophyllaceae | |
Puccinia antirrhini (Dietel & Holw.) | SNAPDRAGON RUST | |
Puccinia behenis G. H. Otth. | Silene spp. (Campions) | |
Puccinia brachypodii G. H. Otth. | Brachypodium | |
Puccinia calcitrapae DC. | Cirsium, Arctium | |
Puccinia caricina DC. | Sedge Rust | |
Puccinia circaeae Pers. | Circaea lutetiana | |
Puccinia cnici-oleracei Pers. | Achillea/Compositae | |
Puccinia conii (F. Strauss) Fuckel | Conium maculatum | |
Puccinia coronata Corda | Uredospores on grasses | |
Puccinia crepidicola Syd. & P. Syd. | Crepis sp. (Hawksbeard) | |
Puccinia difformis Kunze | Galium aparine (Cleavers) | |
Puccinia dioicae Magnus | Aecidia on Taraxacum | |
Puccinia epilobii DC. | Epilobium palustre | |
Puccinia fergussonii Berk. & Broome | Viola palustris (Marsh V.) | |
Puccinia festucae Plowr. | Teleutospores: Sheep's Fescue | |
Puccinia glechomatis DC. | Glechoma hederacea | |
Puccinia glomerata Grev. | Senecio spp.(Ragworts) | |
Puccinia graminis Pers. | Dactylis glomerata | |
Puccinia hieracii (R?hl.) H. Mart. | Compositae | |
Puccinia iridisWallr. | Iris(Stinking & Garden) | |
Puccinia lagenophorae Cooke | Senecio spp. | |
Puccinia lapsanae Fuckel | Lapsana communis | |
Puccinia luzulae Lib. | Luzula pilosa | |
Puccinia maculosa Schwein. | Mycelis muralis | |
Puccinia malvacearum Bertero ex Mont. | Malva sylvestris | |
Puccinia menthae Pers. | Mentha spp. (Mints) | |
Puccinia. moliniae Tul. | Molinia caerulea | |
Puccinia. nitida Barclay | Aethusa cyapium/Parsley | |
Puccinia. obscura J. Schr?t. | Aec on Bellis perennis; tel on Luzula | |
Puccinia. oxalidis Dietel & Ellis | Oxalis corniculata | |
Puccinia. phragmitis (Schumach.) Tul. | Aec on Rumex; tel on Phragmites | |
Puccinia. pimpinellae (F. Strauss) Link | Pimpinella saxifraga | |
Puccinia. poarum Nielsen | Aec on Tussilago; tel on Poa | |
Puccinia. polygoni-amphibii Pers. | Persicaria (Red-leg) | |
Puccinia. primulae (DC.) Duby | Primula vulgaris | |
Puccinia. pulverulenta Grev. | Epilobium spp.(Willowherbs) | |
Puccinia. punctata Link | Galium spp (mainly Bedstraws) | |
Puccinia. recondita Roberge ex Desm. | Agropyrum (Couch Grass) | |
Puccinia. saniculae Grev. | Sanicula europaea(Sanicle) | |
Puccinia. suaveolens (Pers.) Rostr. | Cirsium arvense(Thistle Rust) | |
Puccinia. smyrnii Biv. | Smyrnium olus.(Alexanders Rust) | |
Puccinia. tanaceti DC. | Artemisia absinthinum (Wormwood) | |
Puccinia. tumida Grev. | Aegopodium podograria(Ground Elder) | |
Puccinia. umbilici Gu?pin | Umbilicus rupestris(Wall Pennywort) | |
Puccinia urticata (Link) F. Kern | Nettle Rust | |
Puccinia veronicae (Schumach.) G. Winter | ||
Puccinia vincae (DC.) Berk. | Vinca major(Periwinkle Rust) | |
Puccinia violae (Schumach.) DC. | ||
Puccinia virgae-aureae (DC.) Lib. | ||
Pucciniastrum agrimoniae (Dietel) Tranzschel | Agrimonia procera(Agrimony) | |
Pucciniastrum circaeae (Schumach.) Speg. | Circaea lutetiana (Enchanter's Nightshade) | |
Pucciniastrum epilobii (Pers.) G. H. Otth | Epilobium palustre(Marsh Willowherb) | |
Pucciniastrum guttatum (J. Schr?t.) Hyl., J?rst. & Nannf. | Sherardia arvensis (Field Madder) | |
Pucciniastrum symphyti (DC.) McKenzie & Padamsee | Symphytum (Comfrey) | |
Trachyspora alchemillae (Pers.) Fuckel | Alchemilla spp.(Lady's Mantle) | |
Tranzschelia discolor (Fuckel) Tranzschel & M. A. Litv. | Prunus spinosa/ Anenome fulgens | |
Triphragmium ulmariae (DC.) Link | Filipendula ulmaria(Meadowsweet Rust) | |
Uromyces acetosae J. Schr?t. | Rumex acetosa (Sorrel) | |
Uromyces anthyllidis (Grev.) J. Schr?t. | Anthyllis vulneraria (Kidney Vetch) | |
Uromyces armeriae (Schltdl.) L?v. | Armeria maritima (Thrift) | |
Uromyces beticola (Bellynck) Boerema, Loer. & Hamers | Beta (Beet) | |
Uromyces. dactylidis G. H. Otth. | Celandine Clustercup Rust | |
Uromyces. dianthi (Pers.) Niessl. | Garden carnations | |
Uromyces. ervi (Wallr.) Westend. | Vicia hirsuta (Hairy Tare) | |
Uromyces. ficariae (Schumach.) L?v. | Bitter Chocolate Rust (of Celandine) | |
Uromyces geranii (DC.) Fr. | Geranium lucidum | |
Uromyces muscari (Duby) L?v. | Bluebell Rust (Hyacinthoides/Muscari) | |
Uromyces nerviphilus (Grognot) Hotson | ||
Uromyces pisi-sativi (Pers.) Liro | Trifolium spp. (Cleavers) | |
Uromyces polygoni-avicularis (Pers.) G. H. Otth. | various arable weeds | |
Uromyces rumicis (Schumach.) G. Winter | Rumex spp. (Docks) | |
Uromyces salicorniae (DC.) de Bary | Salicornia spp. (Glasswort) | |
Uromyces sparsus (Kunze & J. C. Schmidt) L?v. | Spergularia marina | |
Uromyces transversalis (Th?m) G. Winter | Gladiolus Rust | |
Uromyces trifolii (R. Hedw.) L?v. | Trifolium repens (White Clover) | |
Uromyces valerianae (Schumach.) Fuckel | Valeriana officinalis (Valerian) | |
Uromyces viciae-fabae var viciae-fabae P. Karst. | various legumes | |
Ustilaginales (Smut Fungi): | ||
Farysia thuemenii (A. A. Fisch. Waldh.) Nannf. | Sedge Flower Smut Fungus | |
Microbotryum lychnidis-dioicae (DC.) G. Deml & Oberw. | Campion Anther Smut | |
Microbotryum violaceum (Pers.) G. Deml & Oberw. | Purple Anther Smut (White Campion) | |
Ustilago avenae (Pers.) Rostr. | Loose Smut of Oats/False Oat-grass | |
As at 02/06/2021: Species: 106 Rusts & 4 Smuts | ||
As at 02/06/2021: Genera: 16 Rusts & 3 Smuts | ||
S. Parry 02/06/2021. |
Fungi: Slime Moulds
Updated to June 2021Species: Slime Moulds | (Host)/Common Name | Phyla/Division |
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Parent taxon: Protozoa | Amoebozoa (formerly Myxomycotina) | |
Class: Myxogastrea & Protostelea (formerly Myxomycetes) | ||
Amaurochaete atra (Alb. & Schwein.) Rostaf. | ||
Arcyria cinerea (Bull.) Pers. | ||
Arcyria denudata (L.) Wettst. | ||
Arcyria ferruginea Saut. | ||
Arcyria incarnata (Pers. ex J. F. Gmel.) Pers. | ||
Arcyria nutans (Bull.) Grev. | ||
Arcyria oerstedii Rostaf. | ||
Arcyria pomiformis (Leers) Rostaf. | ||
Arcyodes incarnata (Alb. & Schwein.) O. F. Cook | ||
Badhamia affinis Rostaf. | ||
Badhamia nitens Berk. & Broome | ||
Badhamia panicea (Fr.) Rostaf. | ||
Calomyxa metallica (Berk.) Nieuwl. | ||
Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa var fruticulosa (O. F. M?ll.) T. Macbr. | Coral Slime Mould | |
Clastoderma debaryanum A. Blytt | ||
Collaria arcyrionema (Rostaf.) Nann.-Bremek. ex Lado | ||
Collaria elegans (Racib.) Dhillon & Nann.-Bremek. ex Ing | ||
Collaria lurida (G. Lister) Nann.-Bremek. | ||
Collaria rubens (Lister) Nann.-Bremek. | ||
Colloderma oculatum (C. Lippert) G. Lister | ||
Comatricha laxa Rostaf. | ||
Comatricha nigra (Pers.) J. Schr?t. | ||
Comatricha pulchella var pulchella (C. Bab.) Rostaf. | ||
Comatracha tenerrima (M. A. Curtis) G. Lister | ||
Craterium aureum (Schumach.) Rostaf. | ||
Craterium leucocephalum var leucocephalum (Pers. ex J. F. Gmel.) Ditmar | ||
Craterium minutum (Leers) Fr. | ||
Craterium muscorum Ing | ||
Cribraria argillacea (Pers. ex J. F. Gmel.) Pers. | ||
Cribraria aurantiaca Schrad. | ||
Crabaria cancellata (Batsch) Nann.-Bremek. | ||
Crabaria piriformis Schrad. | ||
Crabaria rufa (Roth) Rostaf. | ||
Diachea leucopodia (Bull.) Rostaf. | ||
Dianema corticatum Lister | ||
Dianema depressum (Lister) Lister | ||
Dianema harveyi Rex. | ||
Dianema repens G. Lister & Cran | ||
Dictydiaethalium plumbeum (Schumach.) Rostaf. ex Lister | ||
Diderma asteroides (Lister & G. Lister) G. Lister | ||
Diderma effusum (Schwein.) Morgan | ||
Diderma floriforme (Bull.) Pers. | ||
Diderma hemisphaericum (Bull.) Hornem. | ||
Diderma niveum (Rostaf.) T. Macbr. | ||
Diderma ochraceum Hoffm. | ||
Diderma radiatum(Rostaf.) Morgan | ||
Diderma spumarioides (Fr.) Fr. | ||
Didymium clavus (Alb. & Schwein.) Rabenh. | ||
Didymium difforme (Pers.) Gray | ||
Didymium dubium Rostaf. | ||
Didymium melanospermum (Pers.) T. Macbr. | ||
Didymium nigripes (Link) Fr. | ||
Didymium squamulosum (Alb. & Schwein.) Fr. | ||
Elaeomyxa cerifera (G. Lister) Hagelst. | ||
Enerthenema papillatum (Pers.) Rostaf. | ||
Fuligo candida Pers. | White Flowers of Tan/ White Dog Vomit Slime Mould | |
Fuligo cinerea (Schwein.) Morgan | ||
Fuligo muscorum Alb. & Schwein. | ||
Fuligo septica var septica (L.) F. H. Wigg | Flowers of Tan/Dog Vomit Slime Mould | |
Hemitrichia clavata (Pers.) Rostaf. | ||
Hemitrichia minor G. Lister | ||
Lamproderma arcyrioides (Sommerf.) Rostaf. | ||
Lamproderma columbinum (Pers.) Rostaf. | ||
Lamproderma scintillans (Berk. & Broome) Morgan | ||
Leocarpus fragilis (Dicks.) Rostaf. | ||
Lepidoderma tigrinum (Schrad.) Rostaf. | ||
Leptoderma iridescens G. Lister | ||
Licea operculata (Wingate) G. W. Martin | ||
Licea variabilis Schrad. | ||
Lycogala epidendrum (J. C. Buxb. ex L.) Fr. | Wolf's Milk Slime Mould | |
Lycogala terrestre Fr. | ||
Metatrichia floriformis (Schwein.) Nann.-Bremek. | ||
Metatrichia vesparium (Batsch) Nann.-Bremek. ex G. W. Martin & Alexop. | Multigoblet Slime Mould | |
Mucilago crustacea P. Micheli ex F. H. Wigg. | Dog Sick Slime Mould | |
Perichaena corticalis (Batsch) Rostaf. | ||
Perichaena depressa Lib. | ||
Perichaena vermicularis (Schwein.) Rostaf. | ||
Physarum bitectum G. Lister | ||
Physarum bivalve Pers. | ||
Physarum compressum Alb. & Schwein. | ||
Physarum conglomeratum (Fr.) Rostaf. | ||
Physarum contextum (Pers.) Pers. | ||
Physarum leucopus Link | ||
Physarum leuteoalbum Lister & G. Lister | ||
Physarum nucleatum Rex | ||
Physarum nutans Pers. | ||
Physarum ovisporum G. Lister | ||
Physarum psittacinum Ditmar | ||
Physarum pusillum (Berk. & M. A. Curtis) G. Lister | ||
Physarum straminipes Lister | ||
Physarum utriculare (Bull.) Chevall. | ||
Physarum vernum Sommerf. | ||
Physarum virescens Ditmar | ||
Physarum viride var viride (Bull.) Pers. | ||
Prototrichia metallica (Berk.) Massee | ||
Reticularia liceoides (Lister) Nann.-Bremek. | ||
Reticularia lycoperdon Bull. | False Puffball | |
Stemonitis ferruginea Ehrenb. | ||
Stemonitis flavogenita E. Jahn | ||
Stemonitis fusca Roth | ||
Stemonitis herbatica Peck | ||
Stemonitis splendens var splendens Rostaf. | ||
Stemonitopsis hyperopta (Meyl.) Nann.-Bremek. | ||
Stemonitopsis typhina (F. H. Wigg.) Nann.-Bremek. | ||
Symphytocarpus confluens (Cooke & Ellis) Ing & N.-B. | ||
Trichia affinis de Bary | ||
Trichia botrytis var botrytis (Pers. ex J. F. Gmel.) Pers. | ||
Trichia contorta G. H. Otth | ||
Trichia contorta var karstenii (Rostaf.) Ing | ||
Trichia decipiens var decipiens (Pers.) T. Macbr. | ||
Trichia favoginea (Batsch) Pers. | ||
Trichia persimilis P. Karst. | ||
Trichia scabra Rostaf. | ||
Trichia varia (Pers. ex J. F. Gmel.) Pers. | ||
Tubifera ferruginosa (Batsch) J. F. Gmel. | Red Raspberry Slime Mould | |
As at 26/05/2021: Species: 115 Genera: 38 | ||
Fungi: Zygomycetes
Updated to 31st December 2022Species: Zygomycetes Checklist | (Host)/Common Name | Phyla/Division |
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Phyla: Zygomycetes, Entomophthorales & Mucorales | ||
Class: Incertae sedis | ||
Entomophthora muscae (Cohn) Fresen | Zombie Fly Fungus | |
Pilaira anomala (Ces.) J. Schroot. | ||
Pilobolus crystallinus (F. H. Wigg) Tode | Dung Cannon | |
Pilobolus dleinii Tiegh | ||
Rhizopus stolonifera (Ehrenb.) Vuill. | Common Pin Mould | |
Spinellus fusiger (Link) Tiegh. | BONNET MOULD |
Lacewings & Allies: Updated to September 2020 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 46 Pt 2.
This section includes Lacewings and the closely related species of Snake Flies, Alder Flies and Scorpion Flies. They are arranged alphabetically by Scientific names in one list.Common name | Scientific name | Notes |
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Snake Fly | Atlantoraphidia maculicollis | Locally abundant, associated with pines or larches. |
a green lacewing | Chrysopa albolineata | In deciduous trees. |
a green lacewing | Chrysopa carnea | Ubiquitous |
a green lacewing | Chrysopa ciliata | In deciduous trees. |
a green lacewing | Chrysopa flava | On deciduous trees. |
a green lacewing | Chrysopa flavifrons | Mixed woodlands or heaths. |
a green lacewing | Chrysopa perla | In scrub |
a green lacewing | Chrysopa vittata | Syn. Nineta vittata. On deciduous trees. |
a white lacewing | Coniopteryx tineiformis | On deciduous trees |
a white lacewing | Conwentzia psociformis | Deciduous trees. |
a brown lacewing | Hemerobius atrifrons | Apparently confined to larch. |
a brown lacewing | Hemerobius humulinus | In deciduous trees. |
a brown lacewing | Hemerobius lutescens | On deciduous trees. |
a brown lacewing | Hemerobius marginatus | Chiefly on birch. |
a brown lacewing | Hemerobius micans | On oaks |
a brown lacewing | Hemerobius simulans | Associated with larch or spruce. |
a brown lacewing | Hemerobius stigma | Associated with pines. |
a brown lacewing | Micromus paganus | In many habitats amongst low-growing vegetation. |
a brown lacewing | Micromus variegatus | Eurytopic, widespread. |
a green lacewing | Nineta inpunctata | |
a green lacewing | Nothochrysa capitata | Associated with conifers. |
a stream lacewing | Osmylus fulvicephalus | In deciduous woodlands near streams. |
Scorpion Fly | Panorpa cognata | |
Scorpion Fly | Panorpa germanica | Among trees and shrubs |
Scorpion Fly | Panorpia communis | Common in woods and hedgerows |
Alder Fly | Sialis fuliginosa | Near clear streams |
Alder Fly | Sialis lutaria | Nr slow moving or still water. |
an alderfly | Sialis nigripes | Local. Old record only. |
a brown lacewing | Sympherobius fuscescens | In tree canopy. |
a brown lacewing | Sympherobius pellucidus | In tree canopy. |
a brown lacewing | Wesmaelius betulinus | Eurytopic, widespread. |
a brown lacewing | Wesmaelius subnebulosus | Ubiquitous |
Lice: Updated to September 2020 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 46 Pt 2.
Common Name | Scientific Name | Notes | |
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a barklouse | Pteroxanium kelloggi | In litter. | |
a booklouse | Lepinotus reticulatus | In old houses. | |
BOOK LOUSE | Trogium pulsatorium | In old libraries and books | |
a barklouse | Caecilius burmeisteri | Common on conifers. | |
a barklouse | Caecilius flavidus | Common on foliage. | |
a barklouse | Caecilius fuscopterus | Common on foliage. | |
a barklouse | Enderleinella obsoleta | Occasional on conifers. | |
a barklouse | Stenopsocus immaculatus | Common on foliage. | |
a barklouse | Graphopsocus cruciatus | Common on foliage. | |
a barklouse | Ectopsocus briggsi | Common on foliage. | |
a barklouse | Peripsocus phaeopterus | On bark, widespread. | |
a barklouse | Elipsocus hyalinus | On foliage, common. | |
a barklouse | Elipsocus westwoodi | Common on foliage. | |
a barklouse | Philotarsus picicornis | On foliage. Common. | |
a barklouse | Amphigerontia bifasciata | ||
a barklouse | Metylophorus nebulosus | On bark, widespread. | |
a barklouse | Psococerastis gibbosa | On foliage. Local. | |
A biting louse | Trichodectes melis | Commonly found on badgers | |
Biting louse | Mallophaga | There are many species of lice mainly on birds; they need identification. | |
Sucking lice | Anoplura | Various species may occur on cattle, dogs and humans. | |
Fish Louse | Argulus foliaceus | Parasites which attach themselves to freshwater fish. | |
Sand Louse | Corophium volutator | In brackish mud on Porlock Marsh - an important food-source for wading birds. | |
a barklouse | Blaste quadrimaculata | (Syn. Euclismia q.) |
Lichens: Updated to August 2022 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 49 Pt 1.
Introduction to Lichen ListThe following List includes all Lichens and Lichenicolous Fungi recorded by Exmoor Natural History Society. These are arranged in one alphabetical list by their Scientific names and nomenclature mainly follows Checklist of Lichens of Great Britain and Ireland, Brian J. Coppins, British Lichen Society 2002. There are some later additions and there may be a few duplications where synonyms have not been evident. We would appreciate any information or corrections. Our original Check-List was based on our 1996 publication The Flora and Fauna of Exmoor National Park. For this we were grateful for assistance from many experts including Dr Mark Seaward, Pat Wolseley, A.M. O’Dare, Sandy O’Dare, Dr Brian Coppins and our own recorders Noel Allen and John Robbins. To this list we now add Graham Boswell. All are now once again thanked for their help
ITALICS LichensRevisedForWebsite.xls
Scientific Name | Common Name | Comments | |||||
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Absconditella lignicola Vezda & Pišút | Rare | ||||||
Acarospora fuscata (Ach.) Arnold | acid rocks: Locally Common | ||||||
Acarospora impressula Th. Fr. | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Acarospora smaragdula (Wahlenb.) A.Massal | Acid rocks. Locally common. | ||||||
Acrocordia gemmata (Ach.) A. Massal. | trees: Common | ||||||
Acrocordia macrospora Massal. | maritime rocks: Rare | ||||||
Acrocordia salweyi (Leight. ex Nyl.) A. L. Sm. | Mortar: Local | ||||||
Agonimia allobata (Stizenb.) P. James | on trees: Rare | ||||||
Agonimia octospora Coppins & James (1978) | rare | on dead wood | |||||
Agonimia gelatinosa (Ach.) M. Brand & Diederich | (Syn. Polyblastia g.) | coastal heath: Local | |||||
Agonimia tristicula (Nyl.) Zahibr. | Calcicolous: Frequent | ||||||
Alyxoria ochrocheila (Nyl.) Ertz & Tehler | old trees: Local | ||||||
Alyxoria varia (Pers.) Ertz & Tehler | trees: Locally Common | ||||||
Amandinea lecideina (H. Mayhofer & Poelt) Scheid & H. Mayhofer | NAT. SCARCE maritime rocks and pebbles: Frequent | ||||||
Amandinea punctata (Hoffm.) Coppins & Scheid. | (Syn. Buellia p.) | trees and rocks: Common | |||||
Anaptychia ciliaris (L.) K?rb. ex A. Massal. | well-lit trees: Rare | ||||||
Anaptychia runcinata (With.) J.R. Laundon | maritime rocks: Common | ||||||
Anisomeridium biforme (Borrer) R. C. Harris | trees: Common | ||||||
Anisomeridium polypori (Ellis & Everh.) M. E. Barr | (Syn. A. nyssaegenum) | trees: Common | |||||
Anisomeridium ranunculosporum (Coppins & P. James) Coppins | (Syn. Anthopyrenia r.) | old trees: Local | |||||
Anisomeridium viridescens (Coppins) R. C. Harris | (Syn. Anthopyrenia v.) | trees: Local | |||||
Antennulariella lichenisata Coppins & Aptroot | NATIONALLY SCARCE | ||||||
Arbrothallus bertianus de Not | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Parmelia glabratula. Local. | |||||
Arbrothallus microspermus | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Flavoparmelia caperata | |||||
Arbrothallus parmotrematis Diederich | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Parmelia perlata. Local. | |||||
Arthonia anombrophila Coppins & P. James | Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Arthonia arthonioides (Ach.) A. L. Sm. | old Quercus: Very Rare | ||||||
Arthonia astroidestera Nyl. | Rare. | ||||||
Arthonia atlantica P. James | acid rock in woodland | ||||||
Arthonia atractospora Zahibr. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | On mature oaks. Rare. | |||||
Arthonia cinnabarina (DC.) Wallr. | trees, esp. Corylus: Frequent | ||||||
Arthonia didyma K?rb. | trees: Frequent | ||||||
Arthonia elegans (Ach.) Almq. | Corylus and Quercus: Local | ||||||
Arthonia endlicheri (Garov.) Oxner | Local. Maritime rocks. | ||||||
Arthonia invadensCoppins | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Schismatomma quercicola | |||||
Arthonia molendoi (Heufl. Ex Frauenf) R. Sant | A Lichenicolous Fungi | Rare on rocks On Caloplaca arnoldii | |||||
Arthonia mediella Nyl. | mossy Quercus or Fraxinus: Local | ||||||
Arthonia muscigena Th. Fr. | (Syn. A. leucodontis) | Frequent on trees. | |||||
Arthonia punctiformis Ach. | tree twigs: Common | ||||||
Arthonia pruinata (Pers.) Steud. Ex A.L.Sm. | (Syn. A. impolita) | Local on trees. | |||||
Arthonia radiata (Pers.) Ach. | smooth-barked trees: Common | ||||||
Arthonia spadicea Leight. | shaded trees: Common | ||||||
Arthonia stellaris Kremp. | smooth-barked trees: Rare | ||||||
Arthonia vinosa Leight. | old trees: Frequent | ||||||
Arthonia zwackhii Sandst. | Very Rare | ||||||
Arthopyrenia analepta (Ach.) A. Massal. | (Syn. A. lapponina) | in crevices of Quercus bark | |||||
Arthopyrenia atractospora Zahlbr. | smooth bark: Rare | ||||||
Arthopyrenia cerasi (Schrad.) A. Massal. | Fraxinus: Rare | ||||||
Arthopyrenia cinereopruinosa (Schaerer) Massal. | Not on BMS List | ||||||
Arthopyrenia fraxini A. Massal. | Quercus or Corylus: Local | ||||||
Arthopyrenia punctiformis A. Massal. | tree twigs: Common | ||||||
Arthopyrenia salicis A. Massal. | Corylus: Local | ||||||
Arthothelium ruanum (A. Massal.) K?rb. | on Corylus: Rare | ||||||
Arthrorhaphis aeruginosa R. Sant & Tonsberg | A Lichenicolous Fungi | Local on Cladonia squamules | |||||
Arthrorhaphis citrinella (Ach.) Poelt | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Arthrorhaphis grisea | A Lichenicolous Fungi | Growing on Baeomyces rufus | |||||
Aspicilia caesiocinerea (Nyl.ex Malbr.) Arnold | acid rocks, Local | ||||||
Aspicilia calcarea (L) Korb. | Locally frequent on limestone walls. | ||||||
Aspicilia cinerea (L.) K?rb. | acid rocks: Local | ||||||
Aspicilia contorta (Hoffm.) Kremp | Locally frequent on limestone walls. | ||||||
Aspicilia grisea Arnold | acid rocks: Local | ||||||
Aspicilia laevata (Ach.) Arnold | on rocks: Rare | ||||||
Aspicilia leprosescens (Sandst.) Hav. | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Athallia holocarpa (Hoffm.) Arup, Fr?d?n & S?chting | calcareous rocks: Local | ||||||
Bacidia arceutina (Ach.) Arnold | Sambucus: Rare | ||||||
Bacidia biatorina (K?rb.) Vain. | trees in old woods: Local | ||||||
Bacidia caligans (Nyl.) A. L. Sm. | Sambucus: Rare | ||||||
Bacidia carneoglauca (Nyl.) A.L. Sm. | on rocks: Rare | ||||||
Bacidia circumspecta (Norrl. & Nyl.) Malme | trees in old woods: Rare | ||||||
Bacidia coralloidea in ed. | Local on Salix. | ||||||
Bacidia delicata (Larbal. ex Leight.) Coppins | Fraxinus or Sambucus: Rare | ||||||
Bacidia inundata (Fr.) K?rb. | rocks in streams: Local | ||||||
Bacidia laurocerasi (Delise ex Duby) Zahlbr. | trees: Local | ||||||
Bacidia phacodes K?rb. | trees: Local | ||||||
Bacidia rubella (Hoffm.) A. Massal. | trees: Local | ||||||
Bacidia. scopulicola (Nyl.) A. L. Sm. | Maritime: Local | ||||||
Bacidia squamellosa (S. Ekman) Coppins & Aptroot | Salix: Local | ||||||
Bacidia trachona (Ach.) Lettau | riverside rocks: Rare | ||||||
Bacidia viridifarinosa Coppins & P. James | trees, rarely rocks; Local | ||||||
Bactrospora corticola (Fr.) Almq. | Quercus: Very Rare | ||||||
Baeomyces rufus (Huds.) Rebent. | rocks on damp moorland: Common | ||||||
Belonia nidarosiensis (Kindt) P.M.Jorg & Vesda | On old concrete or limestone. | ||||||
Biatora epixanthoides (Nyl.) Diederich | Syn. Mycobylimbia e. | Local on trees in old woodland. | |||||
Biatorasphaeroides (Dickson) K?rber | damp old trees or rocks: Uncommon | ||||||
Biatoridium delitescens (Arnold) Hafellner | on Corylus: Very Rare | ||||||
Bilimbia lobulata (Sommerf.) Hafellner & Coppins | old wall; calcicolous: Very rare | ||||||
Bilimbia sabuletorum (Schreb.) Arnold | calcicolous: Frequent | ||||||
Blastenia crenularia (With.) Arup, S?chting & Fr?d?n | acid & maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Brianaria bauschiana (K?rb.) S. Ekman & M. Svenss. | shaded rocks: Local | ||||||
Brianaria lutulata (Nyl.) S. Ekman & M. Svensson | acid rocks: Local | ||||||
Brianaria sylvicola (Flot. ex K?rb.) S. Ekman & M. Svensson | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Bryobilimbia ahlesii (Hepp ex K?rb.) Fryday, Printzen & S. Ekman | |||||||
Bryobilimbia hypnorum (Lib.) Fryday, Printzen & S. Ekman | mossy trees: Local and Rare | ||||||
Bryophagus gloeocapsa Nitschke ex Arnold | Local on decaying Bryophytes | ||||||
Bryoria fuscescens (Gyeln.) Brodo & D. Hawksw. | Conifers: Very Local | ||||||
B. subcana (Nyl. ex Stizenb.) Brodo & D. Hawksw. | Trees: Rare | ||||||
Bryostigma muscigenum (Th. Fr.) Frisch & G. Thor | trees: Frequent | ||||||
Buellia aethalea (Ach.) Th. Fr. | acid rocks and stonework: Local | ||||||
Buellia badia (Fr.) A. Massal. | on slate: Rare | ||||||
Buellia disciformis (Fr.) Mudd | trees: Very Local | ||||||
Buellia griseovirens (Turner & Borrer ex Sm.) Almb. | trees, rocks and walls: Common | ||||||
Buellia ocellata (Flot.) K?rb. | acid rocks and walls: Local | ||||||
Buellia schaereri De Not. | old trees: Rare | ||||||
Buellia stellulata (Taylor) Mudd | rocks: Rare | ||||||
Buellia subdisciformis var subdisciformis (Leight.) Jatta | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Bunodophoron melanocarpum (Sw.) Wedin | |||||||
Byssoloma marginatum (Arnold) S?rus. | Quercus: Local | ||||||
Calicium glaucellum Ach. | dry bark of trees: Rare | ||||||
Calicium lenticulare Ach. | Quercus wood: Very Rare | ||||||
Calicium salicinum Pers. | trees; Fairly Common | ||||||
Calicium viride Pers. | trees: Common | ||||||
Calogaya arnoldii (Wedd.) Arup, Fr?d?n & S?chting | maritime rocks: Rare | ||||||
Caloplaca arcis | |||||||
Caloplaca arenaria (Pers.) Mull | Local. On rocks. | ||||||
Caloplaca arnoldii (Wedd.) Zahlbr. | Rare. Maritime rocks. | ||||||
Caloplaca asserigena (J. Lahm.) Della Torre & Sarnth. | |||||||
Caloplaca aurantia (Pers.) Steiner | churchyards: Rare. Not on BMS List | ||||||
Caloplaca britannica R.Sant | |||||||
Caloplaca ceracea J.R. Laundon | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Caloplaca citrina (Hoffm.) Th. Fr. | Common on mortar and walls. | ||||||
Caolplaca crenularia (With.) J.R.Laundn | Local on acid and maritime rocks. | ||||||
Caloplaca crenulatella (Nyl.) H. Olivier | |||||||
Caloplaca dalmatica (A. Massal.) H. Olivier | limestone walls: Rare | ||||||
Caloplaca dichroa | |||||||
Caloplaca flavescens (Huds.) J.R. Laundon | Locally common on limstone walls and gravestones. | ||||||
Caloplaca flavocitrina (Nyl.) H. Olivier | On walls and trees. | ||||||
Caloplaca flavovirescens (Wulfen) Dalla Torre & Sarnth. | Rare on old walls. | ||||||
Caloplaca holocarpa (Hoffm.) A.E.Wade | Local. Calcareous rocks. | ||||||
Caloplaca littorea Tav. | coastal shingle | ||||||
Caloplaca lucifuga G. Thor | on Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Caloplaca marina (Wedd.) Zahlbr. | Maritime rocks. Locally common. | ||||||
Caloplaca microthallina (Wedd.) Zahlbr. | Maritime rocks. Local. | ||||||
Caloplaca obscurella (J. Lahm.) Th. Fr. | on Fraxinus | ||||||
Caloplaca saxicola (Hoffm.) Nordin | walls: Local | ||||||
Caloplaca soralifera Vondr?k & Hrouzek | INTERNATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY | ||||||
Caloplaca teicholyta (Ach.) J. Steiner | gravestones: Local | ||||||
Caloplaca thallincola (Wedd.) Du Rietz | Maritime rocks. Local. | ||||||
Caloplaca ulcerosa Coppins & P. James | trees: Very Rare | ||||||
Caloplaca verruculifera (Vain.) Zahlbr. | Maritime rocks. Local. | ||||||
Candelaria concolor (Dicks.) Stein | trees: Rare | ||||||
Candelariella aurella (Hoffm.) Zahlbr. | basic rocks: Local | ||||||
Candelariella coralliza (Nyl.) H. Magn. | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Candelariella reflexa (Nyl.) Lettau | trees: Rare | ||||||
Candelariella vitellina (Hoffm.) M?ll. Arg. f. flavovirella | rocks: Frequent | ||||||
Candelariella vitellina f. vitellina (Hoffm.) Mull. Arg. | Frequent. | ||||||
Candelariella xanthostigma (Pers. ex Ach.) Lettau | old trees: Rare | ||||||
Carbonea superspasa | A Lichenicolous Fungi | Growing on Lecanora polytropa | |||||
Catapyrenium squamulosum (Ach.) Breuss | old walls: Rare | ||||||
Catillaria atomarioides (Mull. Arg.) H. Kilias | on rocks: Local | ||||||
Catillaria chalybeia var chalybeia (Borrer) A. Massal. | on rocks: Local | ||||||
Catillaria lenticularis (Ach.) Th. Fr. | |||||||
Catinaria atropurpurea (Schaer.) Vezda & Poelt | old trees: Locally Common | ||||||
Catinaria papillosa Coppins ined. | Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Cecidonia xenophana (Korb.) Triebel & Rambold | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Porpidia cinereoatra on rocks: Rare | |||||
Celothelium ischnobelum (Nyl.) M.B. Aguirre | Corylus: Rare | ||||||
Cetraria aculeata (Schreb.) Fr. | Syn. Coelocaulon aculeatum | Rocky coastal moorland: Local | |||||
Cetraria muricata (Ach.) Eckfeldt | Syn. Coelocaulon muricatum | rocky coastal moorland: Rare | |||||
Cetrelia olivetorum (Ach.) W.L. Culb. & C.F. Culb. | old trees in high rainfall area: Local | ||||||
Chaenotheca brunneola (Ach.) M?ll. Arg. | old Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Chaenotheca chrysocephala (Turner) Th. Fr. | Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Chaenotheca ferruginea (Turner) Mig. | dry bark: Common | ||||||
Chaenotheca furfuracea (L.) Tibell | rocks: Local | ||||||
Chaenotheca hispidula (Ach.) Zahlbr. | Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Chaenotheca stemonea (Ach.) M?ll. Arg. | Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Chaenotheca trichialis (Ach.) Th. Fr. | old Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Chaenothecopsis nigra Tibell | Quercus: Very Rare | ||||||
Chaenothecopsis pusilla (Ach.) A. Schmidt | Quercus wood: Local | ||||||
Chaenothecopsis savonica (R?s?nen) Tibell | on Quercus: Local | ||||||
Chromatochiamys muscorum (Fr.) Mayrhofer & Poelt | Rare on old walls. | ||||||
Chrysothrix candelaris (L.) J. R. Laundon | dry acid bark: Local | ||||||
Chrysothrix crysophthalma (James James & Laundon (1981) | rare on dead wood | ||||||
Chrysothrix flavovirens T?nsberg | Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Circinaria caesiocinerea (Nyl. ex Malbr.) A. Nordin, Savic & Tibell | acid rocks: Local | ||||||
Circinaria calcarea (L.) A. Nordin, Savic & Tibell | limestone walls: Locally Frequent | ||||||
Circinaria contorta (Hoffm.) A. Nordin, Savic & Tibell | limestone walls: Locally Frequent | ||||||
Cladonia arbuscula (Wallr.) Flot. | moorland: Very Local | ||||||
Cladonia azorica Ahti | coastal heath: Rare | ||||||
Cladonia caespiticia (Pers.) Fl?rke | rocks and tree trunks: Local | ||||||
Cladonia cervicornis subsp. verticillata (Hoffm.) Ahti | dry moorland: Local | ||||||
Cladonia chlorophaea (Flke ex Sommerf.) Spreng. | Common on rotting wood, damp rocks etc. | ||||||
Cladonia ciliata Stirt. Var. ciliata | Frequent on rocks and moorland | ||||||
Cladonia ciliata var. tenuis (Florke) Ahti | Local on moorland | ||||||
Cladonia coniocraea (Fl?rke) Spreng. | rotting wood and trees: Local | ||||||
Cladonia crispata (Delise) Vainio | among rocks: Local | ||||||
Cladonia digitata (L.) Hoffm. | rotting wood and trees: Local | ||||||
Cladonia diversa Asperges ex S. Stenroos | moorland: Common | ||||||
Cladonia fimbriata (L.) Fr. | rocks and soil: Common | ||||||
Cladonia floerkeana (Fr.) Fl?rke | peaty moorland: Very Common | ||||||
Cladonia foliacea (Huds.) Willd. | coastal heath: Local | ||||||
Cladonia furcata (Huds.) Schrad | acid moorland and woods: Common | ||||||
Cladonia glauca Fl?rke | coastal heath: Rare | ||||||
Cladonia gracilis (L.) Willd. | moorland and rocks: Local | ||||||
Cladonia humilis (With.) J. R. Laundon | soil by tracks: Local | ||||||
Cladonia incrassata Fl?rke | soil banks: Local | ||||||
Cladonia macilenta Hoffm. | trees and moorland: Common | ||||||
Cladonia ochrochlora Fl?rke | bark or tree stumps: Uncommon | ||||||
Cladonia parasitica (Hoffm.) Hoffm. | rotting wood: Local | ||||||
Cladonia pocillum (Ach.) Grognot | decaying moss on calcareous rocks and walls: Local | ||||||
Cladonia polydactyla (Fl?rke) Spreng. | peaty moorland and tree bases: Common | ||||||
Cladonia polydactyla var umbricola (T?nsberg & Ahti) Coppins | rotting stump: Very Rare | ||||||
Cladonia portentosa (Dufour) Coem. | Moorland: Very Common | ||||||
Cladonia pyxidata (L.) Hoffm. | tree bases, rocks and walls: Common | ||||||
Cladonia ramulosa (With.) J. R. Laundon | on the ground: Local | ||||||
Cladonia rangiformis Hoffm. | coastal heath: Common | ||||||
Cladonia scabriuscula (Delise) Nyl. | |||||||
Cladonia squamosa Hoffm. | tree bases and rocks: Common | ||||||
Cladonia squamosa var subsquamosa (Nyl. ex Leight.) Vain. | rocks: Frequent | ||||||
Cladonia subcervicornis (Vain.) Kernst. | damp, rocky moorland: Local | ||||||
Cladonia subulata (L.) Weber ex F.H. Wigg | heaths: Local | ||||||
Cladonia sulphurina (Michx.) Fr. | moorland: Rare | ||||||
Cladonia uncialis subsp. biuncialis (Hoffm.) M. Choisy | moorland: Common | ||||||
Clauzadea monticola (Ach.) Hafellner & Bellem. | calcareous walls: Rare | ||||||
Clauzadeana macula (Taylor) Coppins & Rambold | on rocks: Rare | ||||||
Cliostomum griffithii (Sm.) Coppins | trees: Common | ||||||
Cliostomum tenerum (Nyl.) Coppins & S. Ekman | maritime rocks: Locally Frequent | ||||||
Collema auriforme (With.) Coppins & J. R. Laundon | old (calcareous) walls: Local | ||||||
Collema crispum var crispum Weber ex F.H. Wigg | on rocks: Rare | ||||||
Collema dichotomum (With.) Coppins & J.R. Laundon Syn. Lathagrium dichotomum | RIVER JELLY LICHEN | NATIONALLY SCARCE. In rivers. | |||||
Collema flaccidum (Ach.) Ach. | old trees: Very Rare | ||||||
Collema furfuraceum (Schaer.) Du Rietz | Trees: Rare | ||||||
Collema subflaccidum Degel. | maritime rocks and walls: Rare | ||||||
Collema tenax (Sw.) Ach. Var. tenax | |||||||
Collema tenax var ceranoides (Borrer) Degel. | maritime soils: Rare | ||||||
Collemopsidium angermannicum (G. B. F. Nilsson) A. Nordin | rocks in streams: Rare | ||||||
Collemopsidium halodytes (Nyl.) Grube & B.D. Ryan | upon barnacles and limpets: Frequent | ||||||
Cresponea premnea (Ach.) Egea & Torrente | Syn. Lecidia premnea | old Quercus: Local | |||||
Cryptodiscus gloeocapsa (Nitschke ex Arnold) Baloch et al. | decaying bryophytes: Local | ||||||
Cyphelium marcianum de Lesd | A Lichenicolous Fungi. | On Pertusaria pseudocorallina: VC4. New for England.2021. | |||||
Cyphelium sessile (Pers.) Trevis | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Pertusaria spp.: Rare | |||||
Cyrtidula quercus (A. Massal.) Minks | Quercus twigs: Frequent | ||||||
Cystocoleus ebeneus (Dillwyn) Thwaites | damp, shady rocks: Local | ||||||
Dactylospora parasitica (Fl?rke) Arnold | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Pertusaria hymenea | |||||
Dendrographa decolorans (Turner & Borrer) Ertz & Tehler | dry tree bark: Common (!) | ||||||
Dendrographa latebrarum (Ach.) Ertz & Tehler | maritime rocks: Rare | ||||||
Dermatocarpon luridum (With.) J. R. Laundon | rocks in streams: Locally Abundant | ||||||
Dibaeis baeomyces (L. f.) Rambold & Hertel | Syn. Baeomyces roseus | acid soil: Local | |||||
Dimerella lutea (Dicks.) Trevis. | mossy trees and rocks: Locally Common | ||||||
Dimerella pineti (Schrad.) Vezda | trees: Frequent | ||||||
Diploicia canescens (Dicks.) A. Massal. | rocks, walls, occasionally trees: Frequent | ||||||
Diploschistes scruposus (Schrreb.) Norman | acid rocks: Local | ||||||
Diplotomma alboatrum (Hoffm.) Flot. | rocks and walls: Local | ||||||
Diplotomma chlorophaeum (Hepp ex Leight.) Szatala | maritime rocks: Locally Frequent | ||||||
Dirina massiliensis f. sorediata (M?ll. Arg.) Tehler | shaded rocks and walls: Local | ||||||
Endococcus apiciicola (J. Steiner) R. Sant. | NATIONALLY SCARCE | ||||||
Endococcus alpestris D. Hawksworth | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Usnea spp. on Quercus & Sorbus: Local | |||||
Endococcus stigma (Korba) Stizenb. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Rhizocarpon geographicum on rocks: Local | |||||
Enterographa crassa (DC.) F?e | shaded trees, rarely rocks: Frequent | ||||||
Enterographa hutchinsiae (Leight.) A. Massal. | rock underhangs by river: Rare | ||||||
Enterographa sorediata Coppins & P. James | dry underside of Quercus: Very Rare | ||||||
Enterographa venosa (Pers.) A. Massal. | on Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Eopyrenula avellanae Coppins | Corylus: Local. NATIONALLY SCARCE | ||||||
Eopyrenula grandicula Coppins | Fraxinus and Buxus: Local | ||||||
Ephebe lanata (L.) Vain. | damp shady rocks: Rare | ||||||
Evernia prunastri (L.) Ach. | OAK MOSS | trees, fences and occasionally rocks: Very Common | |||||
Everniicola flexispora D. Hawksworth | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Platismatia glauca | |||||
Fellhanera bouteillei (Desm.) Vezda | Buxus leaves: Very Local | ||||||
Fellhaneropsis vezdae (Coppins & P. James) S?rus. & Coppins | trees: Local | ||||||
Flavoparmelia caperata (L.) Hale | trees, occasionally rocks: Common | ||||||
Flavoplaca arcis (Poelt & Vezda) Fr?d?n & S?chting | |||||||
Flavoplaca citrina (Hoffm.) Arup, Fr?d?n & S?chting | mortar & walls, occ. trees: Very Common | ||||||
Flavoplaca dichroa (Arup) Arup, Fr?d?n & S?chting | |||||||
Flavoplaca flavocitrina (Nyl.) Arup, Fr?d?n & Sochting | |||||||
Flavoplaca marina (Wedd.) Arup, Frödėn & Sochting | maritime rocks: Locally Common | ||||||
Flavoplaca microthallina (Wedd.) Arup, Fr?d?n & S?chting | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Fuscidia cyathoides (Ach.) V. Wirth & Vĕzda | acid rocks: Locally Common | ||||||
Fuscidia kochiana (Hepp) V. Wirth & Vĕzda | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Fuscidia lightfootii (Sm.) Coppins & P. James | trees: Frequent | ||||||
Fuscidia lygaea (Ach.) V. Wirth & Vĕzda | acid rocks: Local | ||||||
Fuscidia praeruptorum (Du Rietz & H. Magn.) V. Wirth & Vezda | in River Barle | ||||||
Fuscidia recensa (Stirton) Hertel, V. Wirth & Vĕzda | acid rocks: Local | ||||||
Fuscopannaria mediterranea (Tav.) P.M. J?rg. | old woodland: Local | ||||||
Graphina anguina (Mont.) M?ll. Arg. | trees: Rare | ||||||
Graphina ruiziana (Fee) Mull. Arg. | |||||||
Graphis elegans (Borrer ex Sm.) Ach. | trees: Common | ||||||
Graphis ruiziana (F?e) A. Massal. | trees: Local. INTERNATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY | ||||||
Graphis scripta (L.) Ach. | Letter Lichen | trees: Common | |||||
Gyalecta derivata (Nyl.) H. Olivier | Fraxinus: Rare | ||||||
Gyalecta jenensis (Batsch) Zahlbr. | calcareous rocks: Rare | ||||||
Gyalecta nidarosiensis (Kindt) Baloch & L?cking | |||||||
Gyalecta truncigena (Ach.) Hepp | Fraxinus: Uncommon | ||||||
Gyalideopsis anastomosans P.James & Vezda | |||||||
Gyalideopsis muscicola P. James & Vezda | Fagus: Rare | ||||||
Gyalolechia flavovirescens (Wulfen) S?chting, Fr?d?n & Arup | old walls: Rare | ||||||
Gyrographa gyrocarpa (Flot.) Ertz & Tehler | shaded rocks: Local | ||||||
Gyrographa saxigena (Taylor) Ertz & Tehler | shaded maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Haematomma ochroleucum (Neck.) J. R. Laundon | acid rocks: Local | ||||||
Haematomma ochroleucum var porphyrium (Pers.) J. R. Laundon | acid rocks and walls: Frequent | ||||||
Halecania ralfsii (Salwey) M. Mayrhofer | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Halecania viridescens Coppins & P. James | Fraxinus: Local | ||||||
Haloplaca britannica (R. Sant.) Arup, Fr?d?n & S?chting | |||||||
Herteliana gagei (Sm.) J. R. Laundon | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Herteliana taylorii (Salwey) P. James | |||||||
Heterocephalacria physciacearum (Diederich) Millanes & Wedin | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Physcia aipolia | |||||
Heterodermia japonica (Nyl.) Trevis. | Syn. Heterodermia obscurata (Nyl.) Trevis. | trees and ground on cliffs: Local | |||||
Homostegia piggottii (Berk. & Broome) Karst. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Parmelia saxatilis on trees: Frequent | |||||
Hydropunctaria maura (Wahlenb.) C. Keller, Gueidan & Th?s | rocks by the sea: Common | ||||||
Hydropunctaria rheitrophila (Zschacke) C. Keller, Gueidan & Th?s | rocks in streams: Rare | ||||||
Hyperphyscia adglutinata (Fl?rke) H. Mayrhofer & Poelt | shaded trees, esp. Sambucus: Rare | ||||||
Hypocenomyce caradocensis (Leight. Ex Nyl.) P.E. James & Gotth. Schneid. | Rare on oaks. | ||||||
Hypocenomyce scalaris (Ach. ex Lilj.) M. Choisy | acid bark and wood: Local | ||||||
Hypogymnia physodes (L.) Nyl. | HEATHER RAGS | trees, rocks and walls: Very Common | |||||
Hypogymnia tubulosa (Schaer.) Hav. | twigs and rocks: Frequent | ||||||
Hypotrachyna britannica (D. Hawksw. & P. James) Coppins | maritime: Local | ||||||
Hypotrachyna endochlora (Laight.) Hale | Cliff-top heathland. Rare. | ||||||
Hypotrachyna laevigata (Sm.) Hale | trees and rocks in high rainfall area: Locally Common | ||||||
Hypotrachyna revoluta (Florke) Hale | trees and rocks. Frequent. | ||||||
Hypotrachyna taylorensis (M. E. Mitch.) Hale | trees and rocks. Rare. IR | ||||||
Ionaspis lacustris (With.) Lutzoni | rocks in streams: Local | ||||||
Jamesiella anastomosans (P. James & Vezda) L?cking, S?rus & Vezda | tree branches: Local | ||||||
Japewiella tavaresiana (H. Magn.) Printzen | Local on Salix. | ||||||
Kalaallia reactiva Alstrup & D. Hawksw. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Ionaspis lacustris | |||||
Laeviomyces opfgraphae | A Lichenicolous Fungi | ||||||
Lambiella furvella (Nyl. ex Mudd) M. Westb. & Resl | acid rocks, Local. | ||||||
Lambiella gyrizans (Nyl.) M. Westb. & Resl | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Lauderlindsaya acroglypta (Norman) R. Sant. | Sambucus: Very Rare | ||||||
Lauderlindsaya borreri (Tull.) David & Hawksw. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | On Normandina pulchella | |||||
Lecanactis abietina (Ehrh. ex Ach.) K?rb. | Trees, Common. | ||||||
Lecanactis latebarum (Ach.) Arnold | Rare. Maritime rocks and Quercus. | ||||||
Lecanactis subabietina Coppins & P. James | old dry bark of Quercus: Very Local | ||||||
Lecania aipospila (Wahlenb.) Th. Fr. | maritime rocks: Rare. NATIONALLY SCARCE | ||||||
Lecania atrynoides M. Knowles | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Lecania baeomma (Nyl.) P. James & J. R. Laundon | maritime rocks: Rare | ||||||
Lecania chlorotiza (Nyl.) P. James | on mature Quercus | ||||||
Lecania cyrtella (Ach.) Th. Fr. | trees: Local | ||||||
Lecania cyrtellina (Nyl.) Sandst. | rough bark: Rare | ||||||
Lecania erysibe (Ach.) Mudd | calcareous rocks: Local | ||||||
Lecania hutchinsiae (Nyl.) A. L. Sm. | rocks and walls: Local | ||||||
Lecania naegelii (Hepp) Diederich & Van den Boom | trees: Local | ||||||
Lecania rabenhorstii (Hepp.) Arnold | |||||||
Lecanographa amylacea (Ehrh. ex Pers.) Egea & Torrente | Old Quercus. Very rare. | ||||||
Lecanographa grumulosa (Dufour) Eggea & Torrente | |||||||
Lecanographa lyncea (Sm.) Egea & Torrente | old Quercus: Very Local | ||||||
Lecanora actophila Wedd. | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Lecanora albella (Pers.) Ach. | Syn. L. pallida | smooth bark: Local | |||||
Lecanora albescens (Hoffm.) Fl?rke | stone walls; Frequent | ||||||
Lecanora alboflavida Taylor | Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Lecanora campestris subsp. campestris (Schaer.) Hue | Rocks and walls, Locally common | ||||||
Lecanora carpinea (L.) Vain. | Juglans: Rare | ||||||
Lecanora chlarotera Nyl. | trees and fences: Very Common | ||||||
Lecanora confusa Almb. | trees, fences and coastal heaths: Frequent | ||||||
Lecanora conizaeoides Nyl. ex Cromb. | trees and rocks: Very Common | ||||||
Lecanora crenulata Hook. | Churchyards: Common | ||||||
Lecanora dispersa (Pers.) Sommerf. | rocks and walls: Very Common | ||||||
Lecanora expallens Ach. | trees and fences: Very Common | ||||||
Lecanora fugiens Nyl. | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Lecanora gangaleoides Nyl. | maritime rocks: Locally Common | ||||||
Lecanora hagenii (Ach.) Ach. | |||||||
Lecanora helicopsis (Wahlenb.) Ach. | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Lecanora intricata (Schrad.) Ach. | acid rocks: Local | ||||||
Lecanora jamesii J. R. Laundon | trees in damp woodland: Local | ||||||
Lecanora muralis (Schreb.) Rabenh. | rocks and walls: Local | ||||||
Lecanora orosthea (Ach.) Ach. | acid rocks: Local | ||||||
Lecanora polytropa (Ehrh) Rabenh. | acid rocks (sawn wood): Locally Common | ||||||
Lecanora praepostera Nyl. | maritime rocks: Locally Frequent | ||||||
Lecanora pulicaris (Pers.) Ach. | trees: Rare | ||||||
Lecanora rupicola var rupicola (L.) Zahlbr. | acid rocks: Locally Common | ||||||
Lecanora salina H. Magn. | beach pebbles: Rare | ||||||
Lecanora subcarnea (Lilj.) Ach. | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Lecanora sulphurea (Hoffm.) Ach. | rocks and walls: Locally Common | ||||||
Lecanora symmicta (Ach.) Ach. | Calluna and Fraxinus: Local | ||||||
Lecidea ahlesii (Korb.) Nyl. | Local. In woodland on rocks. | ||||||
Lecidea doliformis Coppins & P.James | Local on old oaks. | ||||||
Lecidea erythrophaea Fl?rke | Fraxinus: Rare | ||||||
Lecidea fuliginosa Taylor | acid rocks: Local | ||||||
Lecidea fuscoatra (L.) Ach. | rocks and walls: Local | ||||||
Lecidea hypnorum Lib. | |||||||
Lecidea hypopta Ach. | wood: Rare | ||||||
Lecidea lactea Fl?rke ex Schaer. | acid rocks and pebbles: Local | ||||||
Lecidea lithophila (Ach.) Ach. | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Lecidea sanguineoatra (Wulfen) Ach. | Rare. On oaks. | ||||||
Lecidella anomaloides (A. Massal.) Hertel & H. Kilias | rocks by river: Rare | ||||||
Lecidella asema (Nyl.) Knoph & Hertel | maritime rocks: Frequent | ||||||
Lecidella elaeochroma f. elaeochroma (Ach.) M. Choisy | Trees. Common. | ||||||
Lecidella elaeochroma f. soralifera (Erichsen) D. Hawksw. | Trees: Rare | ||||||
Lecidella meiococca (Nyl.) Leuckert & Hertel | maritime rocks: Rare | ||||||
Lecidella scabra (Taylor) Hertel & Leuckert | shaded rocks and walls: Frequent | ||||||
Lecidella stigmatea (Ach.) Hertel & Leuckert | walls: Local | ||||||
Leimonis erratica (K?rb.) R.C. Harris & Lendemer | Juniperus: Very Rare | ||||||
Lepraria cacuminum (A. Massal.) K?mmerl. & Leuckert | Syn. Leproloma cacuminum | acid rocks: Rare | |||||
Lepraria caesioalba (B. de Lesd.) J. R. Laundon | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Lepraria incana (L.) Ach. | damp rocks, soil and trees: Common | ||||||
Lepraria jackii T?nsberg | Quercus: Local | ||||||
Lepraria lobificans Nyl. | trees: Frequent | ||||||
Lepraria membranacea (Dicks.) Vain. | damp rocks and trees: Local | ||||||
Lepraria rigidula (B. de Lesd.) T?nsberg | Fraxinus: Local | ||||||
Lepraria umbricola T?nsberg | Betula stumps: Local | ||||||
Lepraria vouauxii (Hue) R.C. Harris | old walls: Local | ||||||
Leprocaulon microscopicum (Vill.) Gams ex D. Hawksw. | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Leproloma membranaceum (Dicks.) Vain. | Local on damp rocks and trees. | ||||||
Leproloma vouauxii (Hue) J.R. Laundon | Local. On old walls. | ||||||
Leproplaca xantholyta (Nyl.) Harm. | Syn. Caloplaca x. | dry calcareous rock crevices. Rare. | |||||
Leptogium britannicum P.M. J?rg. & P. James | NEW to Somerset and Exmoor | ||||||
Leptogium cyanescens (Rabenh.) K?rb. | trees and rocks: Rare | ||||||
Leptogium gelatinosum (With.) J.R. Laundon | Very rare. | ||||||
Leptogium lichenoides (L.) Zahlbr. | Common on trees, rocks and walls. | ||||||
Leptogium schraderi (Ach.) Nyl. | Very rare. On wall. | ||||||
Leptogium teretinsculum (Fl?rke ex Wallr.) Arnold | trees: Rare | ||||||
Leptogium turgidum (Ach.) Cromb. | Rare. On calcareous walls. | ||||||
Leptorhapis epidermidis (Ach.) Th. Fr. | Betula: Local | ||||||
Lichenoconium erodens M. S. Christ & D. Hawksw. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Flavoparmelia caperata | |||||
Lichenodipilus lecanorae (Vouaux) Dyko & D. Hawksw. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Lepraria umbricola | |||||
Lichenodipilus opegraphae (D. Hawksw.) Diederich | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Opegrapha herbarum on trees: Local | |||||
Lichenomphalia hudsoniana (H.S. Jenn.) Redhead, Lutzoni, Moncalvo & Vilgalys | peaty soil: Local | ||||||
Lichina confinis (O.F. M?ll.) C. Agardh | maritime rocks: Rare | ||||||
Llimonaea sorediata Van den Boom, M. Brand & Elix | shady overhangs | ||||||
Lobaria amplissima (Scop.) Forssell | old Quercus and Fraxinus: Very Rare | ||||||
Lobaria pulmonaria (L.) Hoffm. | LUNGWORT IR | trees in old woodland: Locally Common | |||||
Lobaria scrobiculata (Scop.) DC. | old trees: Rare and Decreasing | ||||||
Lobaria virens (With.) J. R. Laundon | IR | old trees and rocks: Very Local | |||||
Loxospora elatina (Ach.) A. Massal. | Quercus: Local | ||||||
Macentina stigonemoides Orange. | SynPsoroglaena stigonemoides | Sambucus. Rare. | |||||
Marchandiomyces corallinus (Roberge) Diederich & D. Hawksw. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Pertusaria spp. on Quercus: Frequent | |||||
Massalongia carnosa (Dicks.) K?rb. | on Bryophytes on rocks: Rare | ||||||
Massjukiella polycarpa (Hoffm.) S.Y. Kondr., Fedorenko, S.Stenroos, Kamefel, Elix, Hur & Thell | branches, twigs and fences: Frequent | ||||||
Megalaria pulverea (Borrer) Hafellner & E. Schreiner | Syn. Catillaria p. | damp, mossy trees: Local | |||||
Megalospora tuberculosa (F?e) Sipman | old trees in ancient woods: Rare | ||||||
Melanelia elegantula (Zahlbr.) Essl. | Syn. Parmelia or Melanohalea e. | Uncommon. On trees. | |||||
Melanelia exasperata (De Not.) Essl. | Syn. Parmelia e. | horizontal tree branches: Frequent | |||||
Melanelia exasperatula (Nyl.) Essl. | Syn. Parmelia e. | Rare. On trees. | |||||
Melanelia fuliginosa ssp. Fuliginosa | Syn. Parmelia or Melanelixia f. | ||||||
Melanelia fuliginosa ssp. Glabratula | Syn. Parmelia or Melanelixia f. | ||||||
Melanelia laciniatula (H.Oliver) Essl. | Syn. Parmelia l. | Smooth bark and twigs. Local. | |||||
Melanelia subaurifera (Nyl.) Essl. | Syn. Parmelia s. | smaller branches of trees: Common | |||||
Melaspilea amota Nyl. | on Quercus: Very Rare | ||||||
Melaspilea ochrothalamia Nyl. | trees: Rare | ||||||
Menegazzia terebrata (Hoffm.) Massal. | Alnus: Very Rare | ||||||
Micarea adnata Coppins | fallen tree trunk: Rare | ||||||
Micaria alabastrites (Nyl.) Coppins | trees: Rare | ||||||
Micaria bauschiana (Korb.) Wirth & Vezda | |||||||
Micarea botryoides (Nyl.) Coppins | shaded rocks and soil: Local | ||||||
Micaria cinerea (Schaer.) Hedl. | Trees: Rare | ||||||
Micaria denigrata (Fr.) Hedl. 1892 | wood: Local | ||||||
Micaria doliiformis (Coppins & P. James) Coppins & S?rus. | old Quercus: Local | ||||||
Micaria erratica (Korb) Hertel, Rambold & Pietschm. | Very rare. On juniper. | ||||||
Micaria leprosula (Th. Fr.) Coppins & A. Fletcher | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Micaria lignaria (Ach.) Hedl. | acid rocks and debris: Local | ||||||
Micaria lithinella (Nyl.) Hedl. | acid rocks and stones: Rare | ||||||
Micaria lutulata (Nyl.) Coppins | |||||||
Micaria melaena (Nyl.) Hedl. | dead wood of Quercus. Local. | ||||||
Micaria myriocarpa V. Wirth & Vezda ex Coppins | rocks and exposed roots: Local | ||||||
Micaria peliocarpa (Anzi) Coppins & R. Sant. | trees. Local. | ||||||
Micaria prasina Fr. | NATIONALLY SCARCE | trees, esp. Salix: Common | |||||
Micaria pycnidiophora Coppins & P. James | old trees: Local | ||||||
Micaria subnigrata (Nyl.) Coppins & H. Kilias | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Micaria sylvicola (Flot.) Vezda & Wirth | Rare. On acid rocks. | ||||||
M icaria viridileprosa Coppins & Van den Boom | on Quercus stumps: Rare | ||||||
Micaria xanthonica Coppins & T?nsberg | on old Quercus: Very Rare | ||||||
Microcalicium ahlneri Tibell | NATIONALLY SCARCE | Quercus: Rare | |||||
Milospium graphideorum (Nyl.) D. Hawksw. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | NATIONALLY SCARCE | |||||
Moelleropsis nebulosa (Hoffm.) Gyeln. | on the ground in woods: Local | ||||||
Muellerella lichenicola (Sommerf.) D. Hawksw. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Bilimbia lobulata on old wall: Rare | |||||
Muellerella pygmaea (K?rb.) D. Hawksw | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Lecanora polytropa on rocks: Local | |||||
Mycoblastus caesius (Coppins & P. James) T?nsberg | trees; also on acid rocks: Local | ||||||
Mycoblastus fucatus (Stirt.) Zahrbr. | |||||||
Mycoblastus sanguinarius (L.) Norman | damp tree bark: Very Local | ||||||
Micombilimbia epixanthoides | |||||||
Mycoporum antecellens (Nyl.) R. C. Harris | Syn. Arthopyrenia a. | smooth bark, esp. Ilex: Local | |||||
Myxobilimbia lobulata (Sommerf.) Hafellner | Syn. Toninia l. | Very rare. On old wall. | |||||
Myxobilimbia sabuletorum (Schreb.) Hafellner | Syn. Bacidia s. | Frequent. | |||||
Neofuscelia pulla (Ach.) Essl. | Syn. Parmelia p. | Local. Maritime rocks. | |||||
Neofuscelia verruculifera (Nyl.) Essl. | Syn. Parmelia v. | Rare. Maritime rocks and Churchyard stones. | |||||
Nephroma laevigatum Ach. | old mossy trees and rocks: Locally Frequent | ||||||
Neophroma parile (Ach.) Ach. | old mossy trees and rocks: Rare | ||||||
Normandina pulchella (Borrer) Nyl. | trees: Frequent | ||||||
Ochrolechia androgyna (Hoffm.) Arnold | upland rocks and trees: Common | ||||||
Ochrolechia inversa (Nyl.) J.R.Laundon | Rare. On oaks. | ||||||
Ochrolechia microstictoides R?s?nen | on acid rocks and on old trees: Rare | ||||||
Ochrolechia parella (L.) A. Massal. | walls, rocks and trees near the sea: Locally Common | ||||||
Ochrolechia subviridis (H?eg) Erichsen | trees: Frequent | ||||||
Ochrolechia turneri (Sm.) Hasselrot | trees: Frequent: usually sterile | ||||||
Omphalina hudsoniana (Jenn.) Bigelow | Local on peaty soil. | ||||||
Opegrapha areniseda Nyl. | rocks: Rare | ||||||
Opegrapha atra Pers. | smooth bark of trees:Very Common | ||||||
Opegrapha calcarea (Turner) ex Sm. | Syn. O. saxatilis | calcareous walls: Rare | |||||
Opegrapha cesareensis Nyl. | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Opegrapha corticola Coppins & P. James | old trees: Rare | ||||||
Opegrapha fumosa Coppins & P. James | Quercus: Local. RDB3. | ||||||
Opegrapha gyrocarpa Flot. | Local on shaded rocks. | ||||||
Opegrapha herbarum Mont. | Trees: Uncommon | ||||||
Opegrapha lithyrga Ach. | rocks by river: Rare | ||||||
Opegrapha multipuncta Coppins & P. James | shaded rocks: Local | ||||||
Opegrapha niveoatra (Borrer) J. R. Laundon | trees: Frequent | ||||||
Opegrapha ochrocheila Nyl. | Local on old trees. | ||||||
Opegrapha pertusariicola Coppins & P.James | A Lichenicolous Fungi | On Pertusaria leioplaca | |||||
Opegrapha prosodea Ach. | Rare. On oak and yew. | ||||||
Opegrapha rufescens Pers. | Local. On upland trees. | ||||||
Opegrapha saxigena Taylor | Local on shaded maritime rocks. | ||||||
Opegrapha sorediifera P. James | trees in old woodland: Local | ||||||
Opegrapha varia Pers. | Locally common on trees. | ||||||
Opegrapha vermicellifera (Fr.) J. R. Laundon | dry bark crevices: Frequent | ||||||
Opegrapha vulgata (Ach.) Ach. | trees: Frequent | ||||||
Opegrapha xerica Torrente & Egea | Hedera and Quercus: Local | ||||||
Opegrapha zonata K?rb. | shaded acid rocks: Frequent | ||||||
Pachnolepia pruinata (Torss.) Frisch & G. Thor | trees: Local | ||||||
Pachyphiale carneola (Ach.) Arnold | old trees: Very Local | ||||||
Pannaria conoplea (Pers.) Bory | trees in old woods: Uncommon | ||||||
Paralecanographa grumulosa (Dufour) Ertz & Tehler | maritime rocks: Rare | ||||||
Parmelia omphalodes (L.) Ach. | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Parmelia saxatilis (L.) Ach. | trees, exposed rocks and walls: Common | ||||||
Parmelia sulcata Taylor | trees, rocks and walls: Very Common | ||||||
Parmeliella parvula P.M. J?rg. | Syn. P. jamesii. | trees in old woods: Local | |||||
Parmeliella testacea P.M. J?rg. | trees in old woods: Very Rare | ||||||
Parmeliella triptophylla (Ach.) M?ll. Arg. | trees in old woods: Local | ||||||
Parmelina pastillifera (Harm.) Hale | trees and rocks: Very Local | ||||||
Parmelina quercina (Willd.) Hale | RDB2/V:RDL | branches of deciduous trees; Very Rare | |||||
Parmelina tiliacea (Hoffm.) Hale | |||||||
Parmeliopsis ambigua (Wulfen) Nyl. | Betula: Local | ||||||
Parmotrema crinitum (Ach.) M. Choisy | old mossy trees esp. Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Parmotrema chinense (Osbeck) Hale & Ahti | Parmelia perlatum (Huds.) M. Choisy | trees and rocks: Common | |||||
Parmotrema reticulatum (Taylor) M. Choisy | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Peltigeria canina (L.) Willd. | on the ground in woods: Uncommon | ||||||
Peltigeria collina (Ach.) Schrad. | old mossy tree trunks: Local and Rare | ||||||
Peltigeria didactyla (With.) J. R. Laundon | well-drained soils: Frequent | ||||||
Peltigeria horizontalis (Huds.) Baumg. | mossy rocks and trees: Frequent | ||||||
Peltigeria hymenina (Ach.) Delise ex Duby | P. lactucifolia (With.) J. R. Laundon | mossy rocks: Frequent | |||||
Peltigeria membranacea (Ach.) Nyl. | DOG LICHEN | bare ground on moors and in woods: Common | |||||
Peltigeria praetextata (Fl?rke ex Sommerf.) Vain. | mossy rocks and trees: Common | ||||||
Peltigeria rufescens (Weiss) Humb. | calcareous ground: Rare | ||||||
Pertusaria albescens var. albescens (Huds.) M. Choisy & Werner | old trees, rarely rocks: Frequent | ||||||
Pertusaria albescens var corallina (Zahlbr.) J.R. Laundon | old trees, rarely mosses: Common | ||||||
Pertusaria amara f. amara (Ach.) Nyl. | old trees, rarely mosses: Common | ||||||
Pertusaria aspergilla (Ach.) J.R. Laundon | acid rocks: Frequent | ||||||
Pertusaria coccodes (Ach.) Nyl. | Uncommon. Old trees on lowland. | ||||||
Pertusaria corallina (L.) Arnold | acid rocks and stones: Local | ||||||
Pertusaria. coronata (Ach.) Th. Fr. | old trees: Rare | ||||||
Pertusaria. dealbescens Erichsen | |||||||
Pertusaria excludens Nyl. | maritime rocks: Rare | ||||||
Pertusaria flavida (DC.) J.R. Laundon | old trees: Local | ||||||
Pertusaria hemisphaerica (Florke) Erichsen | Local on old trees. | ||||||
Pertusaria hymenea (Ach.) Schaer. | trees, rarely rocks: Common | ||||||
Pertusaria lactea (L.) Arnold | Local on acid rocks. | ||||||
Pertusaria leioplaca DC. | smooth-barked trees: Common | ||||||
Pertusaria multipuncta (Turner) Nyl. | trees: Common | ||||||
Pertusaria pertusa (Weigel) Tuck | trees, rarely rocks: Common | ||||||
Pertusaria pseudocorallina (Sw.) Arnold | Frequent on exposed acid rocks. | ||||||
Pertusaria pupillaris (Nyl.) Th. Fr. | trees: Rare | ||||||
Phaeographis dendritica (Ach.) M?ll. Arg. | trees: Frequent | ||||||
Phaeographis inusta (Ach.) M?ll. Arg. | Betula: Rare | ||||||
Phaeographis lyellii (Sm.) Zahlbr. | Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Phaeographis smithii (Leight.) B. de Lesd. | smooth bark in old woods: Local | ||||||
Phaeophyscia orbicularis (Neck.) Moberg | trees, fences, rocks and walls: Common | ||||||
Phaeopyxis varia Coppins, Rambold & Triebel | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Trapeliopsis gelatinosa on ground: Rare | |||||
Phlyctis agelaea (Ach.) Flot. | trees: Rare | ||||||
Phlyctis argena (Ach.) Flot. | deciduous trees: Common | ||||||
Phoma lecanorina Diederich | A Lichenicolous Fungi | Was new to England. On Flavoparmelia caperata | |||||
Phyllospora rosei Coppins & P. James | Local on oak and ash. | ||||||
Physcia adscendens (Fr.) H. Olivier | trees, rocks and walls: Common | ||||||
Physcia aipolia (Ehrh. ex Humb.) F?rnr. | upland trees: Common | ||||||
Physcia caesia (Hoffm.) F?rnr. | nitrogenous rocks, walls and roofs: Common | ||||||
Physcia stellaris (L.) Nyl. | Fraxinus and Salix twigs: Local | ||||||
Physcia tenella (Scop.) DC. | trees and rocks near the sea: Common | ||||||
Physcia tribacia (Ach.) Nyl. | tree bark & calcareous rocks: Uncommon | ||||||
Physconia distorta (With.) J. R. Laundon | trees, occas. rocks and walls: Common | ||||||
Physconia enteroxantha (Nyl.) Poelt | trees, rocks and walls: Common | ||||||
Physconia grisea (Lam.) Poelt | trees, occas. rocks and walls: Common | ||||||
Physconia perisidiosa (Erichsen) Moberg | trees: Local | ||||||
Physconia pulverulenta (Hoffm.) Poelt | Rare | ||||||
Piccolia ochrophora (Nyl.) Hafellner | trees in old woodland: Rare | ||||||
Placopsis lambii Hertel & V. Wirth | rocks with high heavy metal content: Very Rare | ||||||
Placopyrenium fuscellum (Turner) Gueidan & Cl. Roux | |||||||
Placynthiella icmalea (Ach.) Coppins & P. James | old trees, wood and acid soil: Common | ||||||
Placynthiella oligotropha (J. R. Laundon) Coppins & P. James | Peaty soil: Very Rare | ||||||
Placynthiella ugliginosa (Schrad.) Coppins & P. James | peaty soil: Very Rare | ||||||
Placynthium nigrum (Huds.) Gray | stone walls; calcicolous: Local | ||||||
Platismatia glauca (L.) W.L. Culb. & C. F. Culb. | rocks and trees: Common | ||||||
Polyblastia dermatodes A. Massal. | limestone rocks: Rare | ||||||
Polycauliona candelaria (L.) Fr?d?n, Arup & S?chting | trees, fences, walls & rocks: Frequent | ||||||
Polycauliona verruculifera (Vain.) Arup, Fr?d?n & S?chting | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Polycoccum sp. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Rinodina oleae on rocks: Rare | |||||
Polysporina lapponica (Schaer.) Degel. | Very rare on slate. | ||||||
Polysporina simplex (Taylor) Vezda | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Porina aenea (Wallr.) Zahlbr. | smooth-barked trees: Local | ||||||
Porina ahlesiana (K?rb.) Zahlbr. | RDB/NEAR THREATENED | rocks by river: Very Rare | |||||
Porina chlorotica (Ach.) M?ll. Arg. | shaded acid rocks: Locally frequent | ||||||
Porina coralloidea P. James | old Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Porina curnowii A.L. Sm. | VC.4. 2021. | ||||||
Porina lectissima (Fr.) Zahlbr. | shaded acid rocks: Local | ||||||
Porina leptalea (Durien & Mont.) A. L. Sm. | trees: Rare | ||||||
Porina rosei S?rus. | |||||||
Porpidia cinereoatra (Ach.) Hertel & Knoph | acid rocks: Frequent | ||||||
Porpidia crustulata (Ach.) Hertel & Knoph | acid rocks, pebbles and walls: Common | ||||||
Porpidia glaucophaea (Korb.) Hertl. & Knoph | Rare on acid rocks. | ||||||
Porpidia macrocarpa (DC.) Hertel & A.J. Schwab | moorland rocks: Common | ||||||
Porpidia platycarpoides (Bagl.) Hertel | acid rocks, especially near sea: Rare | ||||||
Porpidia rugosa (Taylor) Coppins & Fryday | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Porpidia soredizodes (Lamy ex Nyl.) J. R. Laundon | acid rocks and stones: Local | ||||||
Porpidia tuberculosa (Sm.) Hertel & Knoph | acid rocks and pebbles: Common | ||||||
Protoblastenia rupestris (Scop.) J. Steiner | calcicolous stone walls: Locally frequent | ||||||
Protopannaria pezizoides (Weber) P.M. J?rg. & S. Ekman | Salix by streams; Very Rare | ||||||
Protoparmelia memnonia Hafellner & T?rk | NATIONALLY RARE | ||||||
Protoparmelia montagnei (Fr.) Sancho & A. Crespo | maritime rocks: Rare | ||||||
Protoparmelia oleagina (Harm.) Coppins | on fence rails: Rare | ||||||
Pseudevernia furfuracea (L.) Zopf | acid bark, branches and walls: Local | ||||||
Pseudocyphellaria crocata (L.) Vain. | Fraxinus: Very Rare | ||||||
Pseudoschismatomma rufescens (Pers.) Ertz & Tehler | upland trees: Local | ||||||
Psilolechia clavulifera (Nyl.) Coppins | rocks and Fraxinus: Rare | ||||||
Psilolechia lucida (Ach.) M. Choisy | walls, rocks and soil: Frequent | ||||||
Ptychographa xylographoides Nyl. | dead wood of Quercus: Very Rare | ||||||
Punctelia borreri (Sm.) Krog | trees: Very Rare | ||||||
Punctelia jeckeri (Roum.) Kalb. | NATIONALLY SCARCE | ||||||
Punctelia reddenda (Stirt.) Krog | old trees: Rare | ||||||
Punctelia subrudecta (Nyl.) Krog | trees: Common | ||||||
Pyrenocollema halodytes (Nyl.) R.C.Harris | Frequent on barnacles and limpets. | ||||||
Pyrenocollema strontianense (Swinscow) R.C.Harris | Rare on rocks in streams. | ||||||
Pyrenula chlorospila (Nyl.) Arnold | smooth bark in old woodland: Local | ||||||
Pyrenula macrospora (Degel.) Coppins & P. James | smooth bark in old woodland: Locally Frequent | ||||||
Pyrenula occidentalis (R. C. Harris) R. C. Harris | Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Pyrrhospora quernea (Dicks.) K?rb. | trees: Common | ||||||
Racodium rupestre Pers. | shaded rocks, especially sandstone: Local | ||||||
Ramalina calicaris (L.) R?hling | trees: Rare | ||||||
Ramalina canariensis J. Steiner | trees: Local | ||||||
Ramalina cuspidata (Ach.) Nyl. | maritime rocks: Frequent | ||||||
Ramalina farinacea (L.) Ach. | SHAGGY STRAP LICHEN | trees: Common | |||||
Ramalina fastigiata (Pers.) Ach. | trees, maritime: Locally Common | ||||||
Ramalina fraxinea (L.) Ach. | trees: Rare | ||||||
Ramalina pollinaria (Westr.) Ach. | rock underhang: Very Rare | ||||||
Ramalina siliquosa (Huds.) A. L. Sm. | maritime rocks: Common | ||||||
Ramalina subfarinacea (Nyl. ex Cromb.) Nyl. | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Ramonia chrysophaea (Pers.) Vezda | Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Ramonia nigra Coppins | |||||||
Rhaphidicyrtis trichosporella (Nyl.) Vain. | Fraxinus and Ilex: Local | ||||||
Rhizocarpon geographicum (L.) DC. | upland rocks and walls: Locally Common | ||||||
Rhizocarpon hochstetteri (K?rb.) Vain. | rocks: Local | ||||||
Rhizocarpon laevatum (Fr.) Hazsl. | Syn. R. obscuratum | on rocks: Rare | |||||
Rhizocarpon oederi (Weber) K?rb. | rocks with heavy metal content: Very rare | ||||||
Rhizocarpon petraeum (Wulfen) A. Massal. | basic rocks: Uncommon | ||||||
Rhizocarpon reductum Th. Fr. | on rocks: Local | ||||||
Rhizocarpon richardii (Lamy) Zahlbr. | maritime rocks: Uncommon | ||||||
Rhizocarpon simillimum (Anzi) Lettau | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Rhizocarpon viridiatum (Wulfen) K?rb. | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Rhymbocarpus cruciatus (Sherwood, D. Hawksw. & Coppins) Etayo & Diederich | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Diploicia canescens on rocks: Rare | |||||
Rimularia furvella (Nyl.ex Mudd.) Hertl. & Rambold | Local on acid rocks. | ||||||
Rimularia gyrizans (Nyl.) Hertel & Rambold | Rare on acid rocks. | ||||||
Rimularia intercedens (H. Magn.) Coppins | beach pebbles: Very Rare | ||||||
Rinodina aspersa (Borrer) J. R. Laundon | RDB3 | beach pebbles: Very Rare | |||||
Rinodina beccariana Bagl. | maritime rocks: Rare | ||||||
Rinodina efflorescens Malme | Alnus: Rare | ||||||
Rinodina fimbriata K?rb. | shaded rocks by river: Very Rare | ||||||
Rinodina flavosoralifera T?nsberg | on moss on Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Rinodina griseosoralifera Coppins | Quercus: Local | ||||||
Rinodina isidioides (Borrer) H. Olivier | old Quercus: Very Rare | ||||||
Rinodina oleae Bagl. | rocks and walls near the sea: Common | ||||||
Rinodina roboris (Dufour ex Nyl.) Arnold | old Quercus: Locally Frequent | ||||||
Rinodina sophodes (Ach.) A. Massal. | smooth twigs: Common | ||||||
Roccella fuciformis (L.) DC. | maritime rocks: Very Rare | ||||||
Roccella phycopsis Ach. | maritime rocks: Rare | ||||||
Roccellographa circumscripta (Leight.) Ertz & Tehler | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Ropalospora viridis (Tonsberg) Tonsberg | Syn. Fuscidea v. | Rare on oak and beech. | |||||
Roselliniella cladoniae (Anzi) Matzer & Hafellner | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Cladonia coniocraea on trees: Rare | |||||
Roselliniopsis tartaricola (Nyl.) Matzer | A Lichenicolous Fungi | On Pertusaria albesciens | |||||
Rufoplaca arenaria (Pers.) Arup, S?chting & Fr?d?n | on rocks: Local | ||||||
Sarcogyne lapponica (Ach. ex Schaer.) K. Knudsen & Kocourk. | slate: Very Rare | ||||||
Sarcogyne regularis K?rb. | limestone walls: Rare | ||||||
Schaereria fuscocinerea var fuscocinerea (Nyl.) Clauzade & Cl. Roux | rocks: Local | ||||||
Schaereria fuscocinerea var sorediata (Houmeau & Cl. Roux) Coppins | Rare | ||||||
Schismatomma cretaccum (Hue.) Laundon | Local on old trees in open habitat. | ||||||
Schismatomma decolorans (Turner & Borrer) Clausade & Vezda | Common on dry tree bark. | ||||||
Schismatomma graphioides (Leight.) Zahlbr. | RDB3/VRDL/BAP | Fraxinus: Very rare | |||||
Schismatomma niveum D. Hawksw. & P. James | dry tree crevices: Rare | ||||||
Schismatomma quercicola Coppins & P. James | old Quercus and Alnus: Rare | ||||||
Schismatomma umbrinum (Coppins & P. James) P.M. J?rg. & T?nsberg | on rocks: Rare | ||||||
Sclerophora peronella (Ach.) Tibell | on lignum of Fraxinus pollard | ||||||
Sclerophyton circumscriptum (Taylor) Zahlbr. | Local on maritime rocks. | ||||||
Scoliciosporum chlorococcum (Graewe ex Stenh.) Vezda | Fraxinus twigs: Local | ||||||
Scoliciosporum pruinosum (P. James) Vezda | crevices of tree bark: Rare | ||||||
Scoliciosporum umbrinum (Ach.) Arnold | rocks, walls and Fraxinus twigs: Rare | ||||||
Scytinium gelatinosum (With.) Ot?lora, P.M. J?rg. & Wedin | Very Rare | ||||||
Scytinium lichenoides (L.) Ot?lora, P.M. J?rg. & Wedin | mossy trees, rocks and walls: Common | ||||||
Scytinium schraderi (Ach.) Ot?lora, P.M. J?rg. & Wedin | old wall: Very Rare | ||||||
Scytinium turgidum (Ach.) Ot?lora, P.M. J?rg. & Wedin | calcareous stone walls: Rare | ||||||
Skyttia cruciata D. Hawksw. & Coppins | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Diploicia canescens on rocks: Rare | |||||
Skyttia mulleri (Willey) D. Hawksw. & R. Sant. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Peltigera praetextata | |||||
Skyttia nitschkei (K?rb.) Sherwood, D. Hawksw. & Coppins | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Thelotrema lepadinum. Local | |||||
Solenopsora candicans (Dicks.) J. Steiner | gravestones: Local | ||||||
Solenopsora holophaea (Mont.) Samp. | maritime rocks: Rare | ||||||
Solenopsora vulturiensis A. Massal. | maritime rocks: Rare | ||||||
Sparria endlicheri (Garov.) Ertz & Tehler | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Sphaerophorus globosus (Huds.) Vain. | trees, mossy rocks: Very Local | ||||||
Sphincrina tubiformis A.Messal. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | On Pertusaria pseudocorallina 2013. VC.4. | |||||
Sphinctrina turbinata (Pers.) De Not | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Pertusaria pertusa: Rare | |||||
Sporodophoron cretaceum (Hue) Ertz & Frisch | old trees; open habitat: Local | ||||||
Stenocybe pullatula (Ach.) Stein | Alnus twigs: Frequent | ||||||
Stenocybe septata (Leight.) A. Massal. | Ilex: Frequent. IR | ||||||
Stereocaulon dactylophyllum Fl?rke | acid rocks: Rare | ||||||
Stereocaulon leucophaeopsis (Nyl.) P. James & Purvis | on rocks with heavy mineral content: Very Rare | ||||||
Stereocaulon nanodes Tuck. | rocks with heavy metal content: Very Rare | ||||||
Stereocaulon pileatum Ach. | rocks with heavy metal content: Very Rare | ||||||
Stereocaulon vesuvianum Pers. | moorland: Common | ||||||
Sticta canariensis (Ach.) Bory ex Delise | V:RDL On rocks. Very rare | ||||||
Sticta ciliata Taylor | NEW FOR SOMERSET | ||||||
Sticta fuliginosa (Hoffm.) Ach. | STINKY STICTA | old woodland: Local | |||||
Sticta limbata (Sm.) Ach. | old woodland: Local | ||||||
Sticta sylvatica (Huds.) Ach. | old woodland: Local | ||||||
Stigmidium aggregatum (Mudd) D. Hawksw. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | NATIONALLY SCARCE On Varicellaria lactea. Rare. | |||||
Stigmidium microspilum (K?rb.) D. Hawksw | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Graphis scripta on trees: Local | |||||
Stigmidium peltidea (Vain.) R. Sant. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Peltigera membranacea on trees: Rare | |||||
Stigmidium rivularum (Kernst. ex Arnold) Cl. Roux & Nav.-Ros. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | On Verrucaria aquatilis on rocks in streams. | |||||
Strangospora ochrophora (Nyl.) Anderson | Rare on trees in old woodland. | ||||||
Strigula taylorii (Carroll ex Nyl.) R.C. Harris | RDB2 | Acer pseudoplatanus: Local | |||||
Syncesia myrticola (F?e) Tehler | RDB3 | dry bark of Quercus, or rocks: Rare | |||||
Synaptospora tartaricola (Nyl. ex Leight.) Cain | A Lichenicolous Fungi | NATIONALLY SCARCE | |||||
Syzygospora physciacearum Diederich | A Lichenicolous Fungi | On Physcia aipolia | |||||
Taeniolella pertusariicola | A Lichenicolous Fungi | Growing on Pertusaria coralline | |||||
Teloschistes flavicans (Sw.) Norman | RDB2 | coastal heath: Rare | |||||
Tephromela atra (Huds.) Hafeliner | basic rocks and trees: Locally common | ||||||
Thelenella muscorum var muscorum (Fr.) Vain. | old walls: Rare | ||||||
Thelidium decipiens (Nyl.) Kremp. | walls in churchyards: Rare | ||||||
Thelidium minutulum K?rb. | on rocks: Rare | ||||||
Thelopsis rubella Nyl. | old Quercus: Very rare | ||||||
Thelotrema lepadinum (Ach.) | trees: Frequent | ||||||
Thrombium epigaeum (Pers.) Wallr. | terricolous: Rare | ||||||
Tomasellia gelatinosa (Chevall.) Zahlbr. | Corylus: Locally frequent | ||||||
Toninia aromatica (Turner ex Sm.) A. Massal. | basic rocks: Locally frequent | ||||||
Toninia mesoidea (Nyl.) Zahlbr. | maritime rocks: Very rare | ||||||
Trapelia coarctata (Turner ex Sm.) M. Choisy | stones, rocks and walls: Rare | ||||||
Trapelia corticola Coppins & P. James | Quercus & Fagus: Local | ||||||
Trapelia glebulosa (Sm.) J.R. Laundon | acid rocks and debris: Frequent | ||||||
Trapelia involuta (Taylor) Hertel | |||||||
Trapelia obtegens (Th. Fr.) Hertel | acid stones in scree area: Rare | ||||||
Trapelia placodioides Coppins & P. James | acid rocks and stones: Local | ||||||
Trapeliopsis flexuosa (Fr.) Coppins & P. James | acid bark and wood: Frequent | ||||||
Trapeliopsis gelatinosa (Fl?rke) Coppins & P. James | on the ground: Rare | ||||||
Trapeliopsis granulosa (Hoffm.) Lumbsch | damp peat and rotten stumps: Common | ||||||
Trapeliopsis percrenata (Nyl.) Gotth. Schneid. | dead wood: Rare | ||||||
Trapeliopsis pseudogranulosa Coppins & P. James | Quercus and on the ground: Local | ||||||
Trapeliopsis wallrothii (Fl?rke ex Spreng.) Hertel & Gotth. Schneid. | maritime turf: Rare | ||||||
Tremelia coppinsii Diederich & G. Marson | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Platismatia glauca on trees: Very Rare | |||||
Tremelia pertusagiae Diederich | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Pertusaria hymenea | |||||
Tremolechia atrata (Ach.) Hertel | on rocks: Fairly common | ||||||
Trimmatothelopsis smaragdula (Wahlenb.) Cl. Roux & Nav.-Ros. | maritime rocks: Locally common | ||||||
Tuckermanopsis chlorophylla (Willd.) Hale | trees and fences: Frequent | ||||||
Tylothallia biformigera (Leight.) P. James & H. Kilias | acid rocks in woodland: Rare | ||||||
Usnea articulata (L.) Hoffm. | STRING OF SAUSAGES | trees: Local | |||||
Usnea ceratina Ach. | trees: Locally common | ||||||
Usnea cornuta K?rb. | trees and rocks: Common | ||||||
Usnea dasopoga | trees: Local | ||||||
Usnea filipendula Stirt. | Local on trees. | ||||||
Usnea flammea Stirt. | rocks: Rare | ||||||
Usnea florida (L.) Weber ex F. H. Wigg. | trees: Local | ||||||
Usnea fulvoreagens (R?s?nen) R?s?nen | on trees: Rare | ||||||
Usnea hirta (L.) Weber ex F. H. Wigg. | conifers: Very local | ||||||
Usnea rubicunda Stirt. | trees: Frequent | ||||||
Usnea subfloridana Stirt. | WITCHES WHISKERS | trees: Abundant | |||||
Usnea wasmuthii R?s?nen | Quercus: Local | ||||||
Varicellaria hemisphaerica (Fl?rke) I. Schmitt & Lumbsch | old trees: Local | ||||||
Varicellaria lactea (L.) I. Schmitt & Lumbsch | acid rocks: Local | ||||||
Variospora flavescens (Huds.) Arup, Fr?d?n et al. | limestone walls & gravestones: Locally common | ||||||
Variospora thallincola (Wedd.) Arup, Fr?d?n & S?chting | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Verrucaria aethiobola Wahlenb. | rocks in streams: Local | ||||||
Verrucaria aquatilis Mudd | rocks in streams: Local | ||||||
Verrucaria baldensis A. Massal. | churchyard: Rare | ||||||
Verrucaria dolosa Hepp. | rocks in woodland: Rare | ||||||
Verrucaria fuscella (Turner) Winch | |||||||
Verrucaria fusconigrescens Nyl. | maritime rocks: Frequent | ||||||
Verrucaria glaucina auct. brit., non Ach. | old walls, esp. churchyards: Local | ||||||
Verrucaria hochstetteri Fr. | old walls, esp. churchyards: Common | ||||||
Verrucaria hydrela Ach. | rocks in streams: Local | ||||||
Verrucaria latericola Erichsen | on Caloplaca on rocks: Rare | ||||||
Verrucaria macrostoma Dufour ex DC. | old walls: Local | ||||||
Verrucaria margacea (Wahlenb.) Wahlenb. | rocks in streams: Local | ||||||
Verrucaria maura Wahlenb. | Common on rocks by the sea. | ||||||
Verrucaria mucosa Wahlenb. | maritime rocks below high-water mark: Common | ||||||
Verrucaria muralis Ach. | old walls: Common | ||||||
Verrucaria nigrescens Pers. | old walls: Common | ||||||
Verrucaria praetermissa (Trevis.) Anzi | rocks in streams: Local | ||||||
Verrucaria prominula Nyl. | maritime rocks: Rare | ||||||
Verrucaria rheitophila Zschacke | Rare. On rocks in streams. | ||||||
Verrucaria striatula Wahlenb. | maritime rocks below high-water mark: Local | ||||||
Verrucaria viridula (Schrad.) Ach. | churchyards: Common | ||||||
Vezdaea aestivalis (Ohlert) Tscherm.-Woess. & Poelt | old wall: Rare | ||||||
Violella fucata (Stirt.) T. Sprib. | Trees: Frequent | ||||||
Vouauxiella lichenicola (Linds.) Petr. & Syd. | A Lichenicolous Fungi | on Lecanora charotera on Crategus: Frequent | |||||
Wadeana dendrographa (Nyl.) Coppins & P. James | old Fraxinus & Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Wadeaba minuta Coppins & P. James | on mature Quercus | ||||||
Xanthocarpia crenulatella (Nyl.) Fr?d?n, Arup & S?chting | |||||||
Xanthoparmelia conspersa (Ehrh. ex Ach.) Hale | rocks and walls: Common | ||||||
Xanthoparmelia mougeotii (Schaer. ex D. Dietr.) Hale | scree and beach pebbles: Rare | ||||||
Xanthoparmelia pulla (Ach.) O. Blanco, A. Crespo, Elix, D. Hawksw. & Lumbsch | maritime rocks: Local | ||||||
Xanthoparmelia verruculifera (Nyl.) O. Blanco, A. Crespo, Elix et al | maritime rocks & churchyard stones: Rare | ||||||
Xanthoria calcicola Oxner | |||||||
Xanthoria candelaria (L.) Th. Fr. | Frequent on trees, fences, walls, rocks. | ||||||
Xanthoria elegans (Link) Th. Fr. | walls: Rare | ||||||
Xanthoria parietina (L.) Th. Fr. | rocks, walls and roofs near farms: Very common | ||||||
Xanthoria polycarpa (Hoffm.) Th. Fr. Ex Reiber | Frequent on branches, twigs and fences. | ||||||
Xylographa vitiligo (Ach.) J. R. Laundon | dead wood of Quercus: Local | ||||||
Xylopsora caradocensis (Leight. ex Nyl.) Bendiksby & Timdal | decorticate Quercus: Rare | ||||||
Zwackhia prosodea (Ach.) Ertz | Quercus and Taxus: Rare |
Liverworts, Hornworts and Mosses: Bryophytes List: Updated to March 2022 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 48 Pt 1.
Liverworts, Hornworts and Mosses.Introduction to Bryophytes Lists.
The following lists of Bryophytes are mainly the work of the late Irene G. Perry, former ENHS Recorder of Bryophytes as in her Bryophyte Atlas of Exmoor National Park (2001) published by our Society. The lists are arranged alphabetically, in three Sections -
Section One: Liverworts, Section Two: Hornworts and Section Three: Mosses. Common Names follow Edwards’ English Names for British Bryophytes British Bryological Soc. (1999).
Updated to 31st December 2022
SECTION ONE: LIVERWORTS | ||
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Sceintific Name | Common Name | Notes |
Aneura pinguis | Greasewort | On stream banks, ditches and wet heathland. Capsules frequent. |
Barbilophozia attenuata | Trunk Pawwort | On shaded rocks in woods. Culbone Woods & Barle Valley. |
Barbilophozia floerkei | Common Pawwort | On damp soil & rocks. Mainly moorland situations. |
Bazzania trilobata | Greater Whipwort | On rocks and boulders on open moorland also on soil in woods. Capsules rare. |
Blasia pusilla | Common Kettlewort | There are early records from Pond Wood and Ley Hill c1915. Prefers moist clayey soil. |
Blepharostoma trichophyllum | Hairy Threadwort | This was included in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but we are unable to trace source of record so it must be considered unconfirmed. |
Calypogeia arguta | Notched Pouchwort | In sheltered combes and ditches, woods and loamy banks in Western side of Exmoor. Capsules rare. |
Calypogeia fissa | Common Pouchwort | On damp banks by streams on heaths and moors. Capsules occasional. |
Calypogeia muelleriana | Mueller's Pouchwort | On peaty banks and boggy wet areas. |
Calypogeia sphagnicola | Bog Pouchwort | Only records from Barle Valley c1980 among Sphagnum. |
Cephalozia bicuspidata | Two-Horned Pincerwort | In a wide range of habitats. Capsules common. |
Cephalozia connivens | Forcipated Pincerwort | Wet heathland and woodland. Capsules frequent. |
Cephalozia lunulifolia | Moon-Leaved Pincerwort | Woods & moorland. Capsules occasional. |
Cephaloziella divaricata | Common Threadwort | On heaths, moorland combes and bogs. Capsules occasional. |
Cephaloziella hampeana | Hampe's Threadwort | Recorded in Flora & Fauna of Exmoor N.P. 1996 but source of record not known. |
Cephaloziella massalongi | Lesser Copperwort | Included in Flora & Fauna of Exmoor N.P. (1996) but source of record not known. |
Cephaloziella rubella | Red Threadwort | Included in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but source of record not known. |
Chiloscyphus polyanthos var. polyanthos | St. Winifrid's Moss | On stones in streams and wet soil in woods. Capsules uncommon. |
Chiloscyphus polyanthus var.pallescens | St. Winifrid's Other Moss | On rotting logs and damp woodland banks. |
Cololejeunea rossettiana | Rossetti's Pouncewort | A doubtful record from Leigh Wood (Watson 1923). Limestone rock faces, epiphytic on other bryophytes (site seems possible). |
Conocephalum conicum | Great Scented Liverwort | On shady rocks and banks by streams and marshy ground. Capsules occasional. |
Diplophyllum albicans | White Earwort | Abundant on soil on woodland banks. Capsules occasional. Inû1920 Watson considered it the most abundant hepatic in Somerset, extremely common in oak woods. |
Diplophyllum obtusifolium | Blunt-Leaved Earwort | Occurs on Exmoor but no details available. |
Dumortiera hirsuta | Dumortier's Liverwort | Only one record. By streams. |
Fossombronia pusilla | Common Frillwort | By woodland paths, ditches and streams. Horner Woods. |
Fossombronia wondraczekii | Acid Frillwort | One record from Devon 1996. Ditches and fallow fields. |
Frullania dilatata | Dilated Scalewort | Very common except on the high moorland. On bark of ash, hazel, elder and some rocks. Capsules frequent. Watson noted that specimens on coastal rocks were blackish (1915) |
Frullania fragilifolia | Spotty Scalewort | On tree trunks and rocks. Capsules rare. East Lyn. |
Frullania microphylla | Lesser Scalewort | Shaded rocks on coast. |
Frullania tamarisci | Tamarisk Scalewort | On tree bark and rocks. Less frequent than F. dilatata. Capsules occasional. |
Frullania teneriffae | Sea Scalewort | On tree bark and rocks East Lyn Valley. Capsules occasional. |
Gymnocolea inflata | Inflated Notchwort | On wet heaths and bogs. An 1850 record from Lynmouth area. Capsules rare. |
Jamesoniella autumnalis | Autumn Flapwort | On tree boles or rock in Barle Valley Woodland. Only one record, 1990. There is one site in Devon, Som. & Cornwall. Capsules rare. |
Jubula hutchinsiae | Hutchins' Hollywort | On wet shaded rocks in and by streams. Capsules occasional. |
Jungermannia atrovirens | Dark-Green Flapwort | On soil covered rocks by streams. Capsules ocasional. |
Jungermannia gracillima | Crenulated Flapwort | On heaths, woodland paths and stream banks. Capsules occasional. |
Jungermannia hyalina | Transparent Flapwort | Damp soil by streams or in woods. Only record found by Watson, Withypool 1917. |
Jungermannia obovata | Egg Flapwort | Only record from clay cliffs near Porlock 1971. |
Jungermannia pumila | Dwarf Flapwort | On woodland soil. Fruits. |
Jungermannia subelliptica | Two-Lipped Flapwort | Only record from clay cliff near Porlock, 1971. |
Kurzia pauciflora | Bristly Fingerwort | Wet moorland peat. Capsules occasional |
Kurzia trichoclados | Heath Fingerwort | Only record from peaty bank on moorland (Badgworthy) 1975 |
Leiocolea turbinata | Top Notchwort | On wall of old lime kiln. |
Lejeunea cavifolia | Micheli's Least Pouncewort | On wet shaded rocks also tree trunks. Often with Metzgeria conjugata. Capsules occasional. |
Lejeunea lamacerina | Western Pouncewort | On damp shaded rocks, stream banks, tree trunks and roots. Capsules occasional. |
Lejeunea patens | Pearl Pouncewort | One record only on moist shaded rocks by Horner Water 1998. Capsules rare. |
Lejeunea ulicina | Fairy Beads | On bark of deciduous trees often with Metzgeria temperata. Also on gorse. Capsules unknown. Rarely on sheltered rock or beat at lower altitudes. |
Lepidozia cupressina | Rock Fingerwort | Rare in S.W. England. Exmoor is probably the main stronghold where it is abundant on a scree slope. Probably best site in SW. |
Lepidozia reptans | Creeping Fingerwort | On soil, peat, rotting wood and woodland banks. Capsules occasional. |
Lophocolea bidentata | Bifid Crestwort | On woodland banks, rocks and exposed soil. Capsules common. |
Lophocolea bidentata var. bidentata | Rosette Crestwort | Included with L. bidentata |
Lophocolea bidentata var. rivularis | A Liverwort | Included with Lophocolea bidentata |
Lophocolea fragrans | Fragrant Crestwort | On rocks and trees near the coast. Capsules occasional. |
Lophocolea heterophylla | Variable-Leaved Crestwort | On rotting wood or rocks in woods and moorland combes. Capsules common. |
Lophozia bicrenata | Lesser Notchwort | On acidic soil on heaths and amongst stones or quarries. Recorded by Watson at Dunkery 1915 & Gupworthy 1920. |
Lophozia excisa | Capitate Notchwort | No current records. Open upland acidic situations. Recorded by Watson 1915 from Brendon Hills. |
Lophozia incisa | Jagged Notchwort | Moist places on soil or peat on heaths & moors. Also rock crevices and rotten logs. Recorded by Watson Treborough 1915 and Horner 1920. |
Lophozia ventricosa | Tumid Notchwort | On banks, heaths, peaty & boggy areas and soil in walls in N.W. Exmoor. Capsules rare. |
Lunularia cruciata | Crescent-Cup Liverwort | Stream banks, gardens, tracks and damp soil. Not on highest ground. |
Marchantia polymorpha sens. lat. | A Liverwort | River banks, churchyards, between stones in urban and rural situations. |
Marchantia polymorpha ssp. ruderalis | Common Liverwort | One confirmed record of subsp. Farmyard nr Challacombe. |
Marchesinia mackaii | Mackay's Pouncewort | On vertical rock in woods and sea cliffs. Capsules rare. |
Marsupella emarginata var. emarginata | Notched Rustwort | By moorland streams on rocks and soil on wet moors. Capsules occasional. A small form noted by Watson 'in quantity' at Treborough etc. |
Metzgeria conjugata | Rock Veilwort | On rocks in sheltered combes and on tree trunks. Capsules rare. |
Metzgeria consanguinea | Whiskered Veilwort | On trees. |
Metzgeria fruticulosa | Blueish Veilwort | On bark often with Frullania dilatata, Amblystegium serpensûand Ulota spp. Capsules v. rare. |
Metzgeria furcata | Forked Veilwort | On trees, rocks & walls. Capsules occasional. |
Metzgeria temperata | Whiskered Veilwort | On acid bark, often with Microlejeunea ulicina. Capsules very rare. |
Mylia anomala | Anomalous Flapwort | Only current record from damp peaty moorland near Brendon Two Gates. |
Nardia compressa | Compressed Flapwort | Only one record from submerged rocks at a farm in Devon. |
Nardia geoscyphus | Earth-Cup Flapwort | Sandy soil on stream banks, paths, scree or woodland. Only record Exe Valley, 1918, Watson. |
Nardia scalaris | Ladder Flapwort | On damp soil and rocks in woodland and moorland. Capsules occasional. |
Nowellia curvifolia | Wood-Rust | Locally abundant on decayed logs in damp woodland. Capsules occasional. |
Odontoschisma denudatum | Matchstick Flapwort | One report from nr Simonsbath (SERC) |
Odontoschisma elongatum | Brown Flapwort | Only one report from nr Simonsbath (SERC). Boggy moorland.Possibly overlooked. |
Odontoschisma sphagni | Bog-Moss Flapwort | Amongst Sphagnum in moorland bogs. Capsules rare. |
Pellia endiviifolia | Endive Pellia | In more calcareous areas, ditches, wet rocks or damp soil. Capsules rare. |
Pellia epiphylla | Overleaf Pellia | Wet peaty moorland, ditches and stream banks. Capsules common. |
Pellia neesiana | Nees' Pellia | On wet banks of streams, peat or wet grassy areas. Capsules occasional. |
Plagiochila asplenioides | Greater Featherwort | On rocks or soil in shady woods or banks. Capsules rare. |
Plagiochila bifaria | Killarney Featherwort | On river rocks, Rare. |
Plagiochila killarniensis | Killarney Featherwort | On boulders and fallen trees in woods. Capsules not known in Britain. |
Plagiochila porelloides | Lesser Featherwort | By streams and on banks on soil or rock. Capsules rare. |
Plagiochila punctata | Spotty Featherwort | On rocks and tree trunks in woods. Capsules not known in Britain. |
Plagiochila spinulosa | Prickly Featherwort | On rocks and banks in woods and on tree trunks. |
Porella arboris-vitae | Bitter Scalewort | On rocks and tree boles and roots subject to flooding. Capsules unknown in UK. |
Porella cordaeana | Cliff Scalewort | Only recorded from Barle Valley woodlands 1990. Capsules unknown. |
Porella obtusata | Broad Scalewort | On coastal rocks and sheldered river valleys. A 1914 record from Horner Wood. Capsules unknown in UK. |
Porella pinnata | Pinnate Scalewort | On rocks and tree roots by rivers, sometimes submerged. (Barle Valley). |
Porella platyphylla | Wall Scalewort | On walls, rocks and tree boles. Capsules rare. |
Ptilidium ciliare | Ciliated Fringewort | Amongst heather and grass on heaths and moors. Records dated 1850 Taunton Castle Herbarium. A large colony on North Hill. |
Ptilidium pulcherrimum | Tree Fringewort | Deciduous trees or shrubs, rotten logs or possibly rocks. Recorded by Watson at Selworthy (1912) and in Barle Valley 1971. Increasing in UK generally. |
Radula carringtonii | Carrington's Scalewort | Moist shaded vertical rocks. Recorded by Watson in Exe Valley and Culbone Wood 1923 but unlikely and needs checking. |
Radula complanata | Even Scalewort | On deciduous trees. Capsules common. |
Reboulia hemisphaerica | Hemisphaeric Liverwort | Recorded in The Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but source unknown. |
Riccardia chamedryfolia | Jagged Germanderwort | On rotting logs and wet rocks. Capsules occasional. |
Riccardia latifrons | Bog Germanderwort | Only record from the Punchbowl, 1971. |
Riccardia multifida | Delicate Germanderwort | On damp soil or peat. |
Riccia glauca | Glaucous Crystalwort | Roadsides or woodland paths. Capsules common. |
Riccia sorocarpa | Common Crystalwort | Fields, banks, paths, quarries, etc. Only record 1916 Pond Wood. |
Riccia subbifurca | Least Crystalwort | Only record from Monksilver 1916 Watson. |
Saccogyna viticulosa | Straggling Pouchwort | On soil in woodlands and rocks in combes. Capsules rare. |
Scapania compacta | Thick-Set Earwort | On rocks and soil on heaths, banks and cliffs. Mainly coastal. Capsules occur. |
Scapania curta | Least Earwort | Soil in woodlands or turf at low altitudes. Only record was in Watson's herbarium at Taunton Castle from Haddeo Bridge, 1915. Probably present and under recorded. |
Scapania gracilis | Western Earwort | On tree trunks, logs and rocks in woods and shaded walls. Capsules occasional. |
Scapania irrigua | Heath Earwort | Damp moorland by streams. Capsules rare. |
Scapania nemorea | Grove Earwort | On tree stumps and rotting logs. Capsules occasional. |
Scapania scandica | Norwegian Earwort | Only one record from gritty ground near Simonsbath. (1974) Capsules unknown. |
Scapania subalpina | Northern Earwort | Only one record from rocks by East Lyn, 1971. |
Scapania umbrosa | Shady Earwort | On rotting timber in shaded woods. Barle Valley; Horner. Capsules rare. |
Scapania undulata | Water Earwort | On rocks in and by streams, sometimes submerged. Capsules occasional in winter & spring. |
Trichocolea tomentella | Handsome Woollywort | In damp deciduous woodland and shady banks by streams. Capsules very rare. |
Tritomaria exsectiformis | Larger Cut Notchwort | 1920s records from N. Hill & Croydon Hill. Only one current from peaty banks in damp woodland nr Cloutsham. |
Tritomaria quinquedentata | Lyon's Notchwort | In turf. Only current record Bossington Hill 1997. Treborough 1915. |
Dotted Hornwort | Anthoceros punctatus | Only current record Withycombe 1998. Recorded by Watson Dunster, Luccombe, Porlock areas 1913-20. |
Smooth Hornwort | Phaeoceros laevis | Recorded by Watson from various localities mainly in Eastern Exmoor. |
SECTION THREE: MOSSES | ||
Aloina aloides var. ambigua | Tall Aloe-Moss | Recorded from 'Exmoor' by Miss E. Armitage in 1912 but no current records. On soil over calcareous matter eg mortar. |
Amblystegium fluviatile | Brook-Side Feather-Moss | On rocks and tree roots which are often submerged. Fruit rare. |
Amblystegium riparium | Kneiff's Feather-Moss | On fallen logs in damp woodlands, by streams. In a clear farm pond on Brendons. |
Amblystegium serpens | Creeping Feather-Moss | On soil, rocks and tree boles, in shady damp woods or hedgebanks. Also at the base of walls. Often with Barbula spp. when on masonry. |
Amblystegium tenax | Fountain Feather-Moss | On rocks and tree bases by streams, often submerged. Fruit rare. |
Amphidium lapponicum | Lapland Yoke-Moss | Only recorded by Watson 1918 at Exton. |
Amphidium mougeotii | Mougeot's Yoke-Moss | Recorded by Watson 1911 Brendon Hills; Barle Valley and Cutcombe c1980 SERC. |
Andreaea rothii | Dusky Rock-Moss | Recorded in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but source unknown. |
Andreaea rupestris var. rupestris | A Rock Moss | Colonizes hard rock surfaces. Only one record from Long Holcombe 1996. |
Anomodon viticulosus | Rambling Tail-Moss | In the few limestone areas of Exmoor e.g. Timberscombe, Selworthy, Monksilver and on shady walls and bridges. Fruit rare. |
Aphanorhegma patens (Physcomitrella p.) | Spreading Earth-Moss | Rare, on mud banks. |
Archidium alternifolium | Clay Earth-Moss | Scarce on muddy banks. |
Atrichum crispum | Fountain Smoothcap | Only one record from E. Lyn Valley 1971. River bank. Avoids the peaty soil of Exmoor. Female plants unknown in Britain. |
Atrichum undulatum | Common Smoothcap | Woodlands, hedgebanks, heathland, waste ground. Fruits frequent. |
Aulacomnium androgynum | Bud-Headed Groove-Moss | On banks on humus rich soil, peat and decaying wood. Capsule rare. |
Aulacomnium palustre | Bog Groove-Moss | In bogs and wet heathland often with Sphagnum. Fruit occasional. |
Barbula convoluta | Lesser Bird's-Claw Beard-Moss | On wall tops and on bare soil on waste ground. Sometimes with Didymodon vinealis. Fruit occasional. Inc. var commutata. |
Barbula cylindrica | Cylindric Beard-Moss | Now Didymodon insulanus. On soil, walls, waste ground, fields and tree boles in moist places, mainly in western Exmoor. Capsules rare. |
Barbula fallax | False Beard-Moss | Now Didymodon fallax. On moist basic soil in fields, waste ground and on walls and old buildings. Fruit occasional. |
Barbula hornschuchiana | Hornchurch's Beard-Moss | Only one record from Rockford 1995. Fruit rare. |
Barbula nicholsonii | Nicholson's Beard-Moss | Now Didymodon n. On rocks liable to flooding. Has been found between paving stones and tarmac. Fruit unknown. |
Barbula recurvirostra | Red Beard-Moss | On soil capped rocks, walls and old buildings also tree bases. Fruit common. Now Bryoerythrophyllum r. |
Barbula revoluta | Revolute Beard-Moss | Now Pseudocrossidium r. Only one current record from WoodyûBay. On mortar or rocks. Fruit occasional. Recorded by Watson at Horner (no date) |
Barbula rigidula | Rigid Beard-Moss | Now Didymodon r. On walls, sheltered mortar on old buildings, on rocks and concrete. Fruit occasional. |
Barbula spadicea | Brown Beard-Moss | Now Didymodon spadiceus. Only one record from rocks by E. Lyn. Fruit occasional (?) |
Barbula tophacea | Olive Beard-Moss | Now Didymodon t. In wet calcareous areas e.g. base of cliffs. Fruits. |
Barbula trifaria | Dusky Beard-Moss | Now Didymodon luridus. On rocks, walls and old buildings, tarmac and concrete also on sand at Dunster Beach. Fruit occasional. |
Barbula unguiculata | Bird's-Claw Beard-Moss | On walls, soil, garden paths. Fruits frequent. |
Barbula vinealis | Soft-Tufted Beard-Moss | Now Didymodon v. On stone, old buildings, walls. Fruit occasional. |
Bartramia pomiformis | Common Apple-Moss | Hedgebanks, woodland banks and on soil between rocks. Fruit frequent. |
Blindia acuta | Sharp-Leaved Blindia | Only one record from damp rocks at Sandyway 2000. GP. |
Brachythecium albicans | Whitish Feather-Moss | On sandy coastal soil, sandy heaths, old quarries, turf. Fruit rare. |
Brachythecium glareosum | Streaky Feather-moss | On earth banks, rare. |
Brachythecium plumosum | Rusty Feather-Moss | On rocks and tree roots, submerged by fast flowing streams and wet moorland. Fruit frequent. |
Brachythecium populeum | Matted Feather-Moss | On shaded rocks, tree boles, wall tops. Fruit frequent. |
Brachythecium rivulare | River Feather-Moss | By waterfalls and streams on wet rocks. On the ground in wet woodland and marshy places. Fruit occasional. |
Brachythecium rutabulum | Rough-Stalked Feather-Moss | On soil, rocks, garden lawns, tree boles and decaying wood. Not on the highest moorland. Fruit common. |
Brachythecium velutinum | Velvet Feather-Moss | On tree stumps, rocks, garden paths and hedgebanks. Often on hazel. Fruit frequent. |
Breutelia chrysocoma | Golden-Head Moss | On damp heaths and boggy areas. |
Bryum alpinum | Alpine Thread-Moss | On wet rocks and quarries. Fruit rare. |
Bryum argenteum | Silver-Moss | On tarmac and between paving stones, etc. Listed as common by Watson 1912 on cinder paths and walls. |
Bryum bicolor sens. lat. | Bicoloured Bryum | By roads, quarries, on banks etc. Often with B. argenteum on tarmac. Fruit occasional. |
Bryum bornholmense | Potato Bryum | Dryer heathland. Fruit occasional. |
Bryum caespiticium | Tufted Thread-Moss | Only record from near Selworthy Watson 1912. |
Bryum capillare | Capillary Thread-Moss | In a wide variety of habitats, walls, tree trunks, soil, etc. Fruit frequent. |
Bryum donianum | Don's Thread-Moss | Recorded in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but source unknown. |
Bryum dunense | Dune Thread-Moss | Only recorded from sandy soil near sea at Dunster Beach 1995. Fruit occasional. |
Bryum flaccidum | Flabby Thread-Moss | Now B. subelegans. On tree trunks and rotten logs. Fruit not known in Britain. |
Bryum gemmiparum | Welsh Thread-Moss | Rock crevices, East Lyn Valley. |
Bryum microerythrocarpum | Lesser Potato Bryum | On peaty or disturbed soil. Fruit occasional. |
Bryum pallens | Pale Thread-Moss | On damp turf, roadsides, old quarries and by streams. Fruit rare. |
Bryum pallescens | Tall-Clustered Thread-Moss | Only record from Barle Valley EN survey 1990. |
Bryum pseudotriquetrum var. bimum | Bimous Marsh Bryum | Only record from marshy ground at Maddacombe 1969. Possibly under recorded. |
Bryum pseudotriquetrum var. pseudotriquetrum | Marsh Bryum | In boggy places on moorland and marshes. Fruit occasional. |
Bryum radiculosum | Wall Thread-Moss | Only record is from Lynmouth 1995. Mortar or limestone rocks. |
Bryum rubens | Crimson-Tuber Thread-Moss | On disturbed soil. Fruit frequent. |
Bryum ruderale | Pea Bryum | On earth banks, roadsides, gardens and gateways. Fruit unknown in Britain. |
Bryum sauteri | Sauter's Thread-Moss | Recorded in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but source not known. |
Bryum torquescens | Twisting Thread-Moss | Recorded by Watson at Leighland 1919. |
Bryum violaceum | Pill Bryum | Recorded in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but source not known. Arable fields. |
Calliergon cordifolium | Heart-Leaved Spear-Moss | In marshes, boggy areas and by streams. Fruit rare |
Calliergon cuspidatum | Pointed Spear-Moss | In a wide range of damp habitats, by woodland paths, streams, boggy areas and shaded garden lawns. Fruit occasional. |
Calliergon stramineum | Straw Spear-Moss | In moorland bogs and flushes amongst Sphagnum. Fruit rare. |
Campylium calcareum | Chalk Feather-Moss | Only recorded from an old limekiln nr Timberscombe 1970 |
Campylium stellatum | Yellow Starry Feather-Moss | Record may refer to var protensum? |
Campylium stellatum var. protensum | Dull Starry Feather-Moss | Recorded from Alcombe and Exmoor 1912. |
Campylopus atrovirens | Bristly Swan-Neck Moss | var. atrovirens. Only record from Farley Water 1995. Wet moorland. Fruit not found in Britain. |
Campylopus brevipilus | Compact Swan-Neck Moss | Heaths & moors. Fruit rare. |
Campylopus fragilis | Brittle Swan-Neck Moss | On peaty cliff ledges, heaths and moors. Fruit occasional. |
Campylopus introflexus | Heath Star Moss | On bare peat, burnt moorland, in extensive patches. Prolific in garden pots. |
Campylopus paradoxus | Rusty Swan-Neck Moss | Now C. flexuosus. Moorland, shaded boulders, wall tops, hill farms. Fruit occasional. |
Campylopus pyriformis | Dwarf Swan-Neck Moss | On open patches of peaty soil. Reproduces vegetatively. Fruit occasional. |
Campylopus subulatus | Awl-Leaved Swan-Neck Moss | Only one record from Watersmeet area. |
Ceratodon purpureus | Redshank | |
Cinclidotus fontinaloides | Smaller Lattice-Moss | On rocks and tree bases in and by streams and rivers. Recorded from Porlock Parish 1846. |
Cinclidotus mucronatus | Pointed Lattice-Moss | Now Dialytrichia m. Shady damp woodland. Fruit occasional. First Somerset record 1998 IGP W. Porlock. |
Cirriphyllum crassinervium | Beech Feather-Moss | Now Eurhynchium cras. On shaded rocks and tree boles. Mainly in combes leading to the sea. Fruit occasional. |
Cirriphyllum piliferum | Hair-Pointed Feather-Moss | On soil and amongst wet turf in woodlands and grassy places. Fruit rare. |
Climacium dendroides | Tree-Moss | On damp grassland. By rivers and edge of reservoirs. Fruit rare. |
Cratoneuron commutatum | Curled Hook-Moss | Only record from Glenthorne Beach 1993 by waterfall on sandstone rock. Fruit rare. |
Cratoneuron commutatum var. falcatum | Claw-Leaved Hook-Moss | Recorded by Watson 1936 Aldermans Barrow. |
Cratoneuron filicinum | Fern-Leaved Hook-Moss | Surprisingly frequent as it normally favours basic wet areas. Fruit rare. |
Cryphaea heteromalla | Lateral Cryphaea | On old tree bark, particularly elders. Often with Zygodon conoideus. Fruit common. |
Ctenidium molluscum | Chalk Comb-Moss | On basic grassland and banks. Fruit rare. |
Cynodontium bruntonii | Brunton's Dog-Tooth | In crevices of sheltered non-basic rocks. Current records only from Barle Valley. |
Dichodontium flavescens | Yellowish Fork-Moss | On wet soil and rocks by streams. Fruit occasional. |
Dichodontium pellucidum | Transparent Fork-Moss | On damp soil and rocks by moorland streams. Fruit occasional. |
Dicranella heteromalla | Silky Forklet-Moss | On acid moorland soil and woodland banks. Fruits common. |
Dicranella palustris | Marsh Forklet-Moss | Boggy moorland areas, springs and streams. Fruit rare. |
Dicranella rufescens | Rufous Forklet-Moss | By streams and wet flushes. Fruit occasional. |
Dicranella schreberana | Schreber's Forklet-Moss | On basic clay soil, fields or ditch banks. Fruits. |
Dicranella staphylina | Field Forklet-Moss | By paths and roadsides on disturbed soil. |
Dicranella varia | Variable Forklet-Moss | On damp heavy basic soil, roadside banks and ditches. Fruit common. |
Dicranodontium denudatum | Beaked Bow-Moss | In woodlands on ground or rotten wood. First Somerset recordû1986. |
Dicranoweisia cirrata | Common Pincushion | On rotting wood or open soil on hedgebanks. Fruits common. |
Dicranum bonjeanii | Crisped Fork-Moss | Recorded in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but source unknown. |
Dicranum fuscescens | Dusky Fork-Moss | Only record Culbone Woods 1992. Fruits occasional? |
Dicranum majus | Greater Fork-Moss | On woodland banks and fallen trees. Fruits occasional. Not on the high moors. |
Dicranum scoparium | Broom Fork-Moss | In a wide range of habitats, woods, moorland, river valleys, coastal cliffs, etc. Fruits frequent. |
Dicranum scottianum | Scott's Fork-Moss | One record East Lyn 1995 and one from Barle Valley (SERC) |
Diphyscium foliosum | Nut-Moss | On peaty banks in shady woods, also on rocks. Fruits frequent. Unknown in SW England apart from Exmoor. |
Ditrichum cylindricum | Cylindric Ditrichum | On roadsides, woodland clearings, fields etc. Fruits rare. |
Ditrichum flexicaule | Bendy Ditrichum | Habitat basic soil in grassland or on cliffs or sanddunes. An 1846 record from Porlock area. |
Ditrichum heteromallum | Curve-Leaved Ditrichum | On stony paths and in woods. Often with Diplophyllum albicans on roadsides. Fruit common. |
Drepanocladus aduncus | KNEIFF’S HOOKMOSS. | On shores of ponds and lakes. |
Drepanocladus exannulatus | Ringless Hook-Moss | Now Warnstorfia e. In upland bogs and streams. Fruit rare. |
Drepanocladus fluitans(Hedw.) Warnst. | Floating Hook-Moss | Now Warnstorfia f. In wet acid moorland bogs with Sphagnum. |
Drepanocladus revolvens | Rusty Hook-Moss | In marshes, wet flushes and peat bogs. Fruits rare. |
Drepanocladus uncinatus | Sickle-Leaved Hook-Moss | On wet ground by moorland streams. Fruits. |
Drepanocladus vernicosus | Varnished Hook-Moss | Now Hamatocaulis v. Record from acid soil by Hoaroak Water 1995. Fruit rare. |
Encalypta streptocarpa | Spiral Extinguisher-Moss | On mortar on old walls, limestone rock or basic soil. On old Mineral Line incline. |
Ephemeron crassinervium subsp. sessile | SESSILE EARTHMOSS | Wimbleball lake |
Epipterygium tozeri | Tozer's Thread-Moss | Only record was from Lynmouth Parish 1850. |
Eucladium verticillatum | Whorled Tufa-Moss | Damp mortar of walls and old buildings. Fruit rare. |
Eurhynchium praelongum | Common Feather-Moss | Tree bases, logs, shady woodland banks and ditches. Often with Isothecium myosuroides. Fruits frequent. Much used by blue tits for nesting material. |
Eurhynchium pumilum | Dwarf Feather-Moss | On soil in shady woods and on hedgebanks. Fruit rare. Mainly near the coast. |
Eurhynchium speciosum | Showy Feather-Moss | In wet grassy places, tree bases by water, wet muddy rocks. |
Eurhynchium striatum | Common Striated Feather-Moss | In woodland, hedgebanks, on rocks, by streams and in damp grassland. Fruit occasional. |
Eurhynchium swartzii | Swartz's Feather-Moss | Now E. hians. Hedgerows, river banks, woodland, roadsides. In open damp places. Also Dunster Beach. Fruit rare. |
Fissidens adianthoides | Maidenhair Pocket-Moss | Wet rock ledges and stream banks. Dense tufts on incline on the Brendon Hills. |
Fissidens bryoides | Lesser Pocket-Moss | On bare soil of roadside banks, woodland banks and around farm buildings. Fruit common. |
Fissidens celticus | Welsh Pocket-Moss | On shady banks by streams and in woods. Horner Woods and Barle Valley. |
Fissidens crassipes | Fatfoot Pocket-Moss | Only one record on rock in river. |
Fissidens cristatus | Rock Pocket-Moss | On shaded rocks and soil by streams. Fruit occasional. |
Fissidens curnovii | Curnow's Pocket-Moss | By streams on soil and rocks on high ground |
Fissidens incurvus | Short-Leaved Pocket-Moss | Only one record near Carhampton. Soil beneath conifers. |
Fissidens osmundoides | Purple-Stalked Pocket-Moss | Only record 1974 from a dripping rock cleft near Simonsbath SANHS. |
Fissidens pusillus var. tenuifolius | Narrow-Leaved Pocket-Moss | On shady banks or basic rocks. |
Fissidens rivularis | River Pocket-Moss | On wet shaded rocks, sometimes submerged. Fruit occasional. |
Fissidens taxifolius | Fern Moss | On woodland soil, roadside banks and ditches. Fruit frequent. |
Fissidens viridulus | Green Pocket-Moss | Only one record from Snowdrop Valley, Timberscombe 1995. Shady banks on base rich soil. |
Fontinalis antipyretica var. antipyretica | Greater Water-Moss | Attached to rocks submerged in streams which are mainly slow flowing and shallow. Fruit rare. |
Fontinalis antipyretica var. gracilis | Lesser Water-Moss | Only recorded from Exe Plain 1978 SANHS. |
Fontinalis squamosa | Alpine Water-Moss | On stones and rocks in streams and rivers which are fast flowing. Recorded from R.Barle in 1881. Fruit rare. |
Funaria attenuata | Thin Cord-Moss | Only record is dated 1850 from Lynmouth Parish. |
Funaria hygrometrica | Common Cord-Moss | On recently burnt ground, bare soil, moorland, in flower pots and disturbed garden soil. Fruit common throughout year. |
Funaria obtusa | Blunt Cord-Moss | Now Entosthodon obt. Only record from a farm near Challacombe on damp peaty soil in a ditch. 1999. IGP |
Grimmia affinis | A Moss | Now G. longirostris. Rediscovered 1994 nr Watersmeet after an absence of over 50 years MP. On rock. |
Grimmia donniana | Donn's Grimmia | Only one record from hard acidic rock on Five Barrows Hillû1996. IGP. |
Grimmia laevigata | Hoary Grimmia | Only one record from E. Lyn Valley on exposed acidic rock. EN |
Grimmia pulvinata | Grey-Cushioned Grimmia | On wall tops, bridges and mortar. Fruit common. |
Grimmia trichophylla | Hair-Pointed Grimmia | On rocks and walls, Fruit rare. Incl. var trichophylla and var subsquarrosa. |
Gymnostomum aeruginosum | Verdigris Tufa-moss | Rare, on moist banks. |
Gymnostomum recurvirostrum | Hook-Beak Tufa-Moss | Only one record from basic rocks E. Lyn Valley 1996. |
Hedwigia ciliata | Fringed Hoar-Moss | On siliceous rocks and walls. Frequent in Valley of Rocks. |
Heterocladium heteropterum var. flaccidum | Slender Tamarisk-Moss | On rocks in shady areas, by streams, in woods. Fruit unknown. |
Heterocladium heteropterum var. heteropterum | Wry-Leaved Tamarisk-Moss | On rocks by streams and rivers. Fruit rare. |
Homalia trichomanoides | Blunt Feather-Moss | On tree trunks, also on damp rocks in woodland and hedgerows and on stones below flood level of streams. Fruit occasional. |
Homalothecium lutescens | Yellow Feather-Moss | Recorded in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but source lost. |
Homalothecium sericeum | Silky Wall Feather-Moss | On walls, bridges, tree trunks. Fruit occasional. |
Hookeria lucens | Shining Hookeria | On river banks, ditches and damp shady banks. Fruit occasional. |
Hygrohypnum luridum | Drab Brook-Moss | Only record from rocks in East Lyn River 1995 |
Hygrohypnum ochraceum | Claw Brook-Moss | On rocks in moorland streams. Fruit rare. |
Hylocomium brevirostre | Short-Beaked Wood-Moss | On shaded walls, rocks or soil. Current records from Horner Woods and Watersmeet. Also Barle Valley. |
Hylocomium splendens | Glittering Wood-Moss | On moorland, heaths and woodland banks. |
Hyocomium armoricum | Flagellate Feather-Moss | On wet rocky banks of streams and fast flowing rivers. |
Hypnum cupressiforme var. cupressiforme | Cypress-Leaved Plait-Moss | Extensive patches on logs, trees, rocks, walls and soil. Fruit frequent. |
Hypnum cupressiforme var. lacunosum | Great Plait-Moss | On wall tops, roofs and rocks. Fruit rare. All records from west Exmoor. |
Hypnum cupressiforme var. resupinatum | Supine Plait-Moss | On rocks walls, trees and logs; not on central moorland. Fruit frequent. |
Hypnum jutlandicum | Heath Plait-Moss | On moors and heaths, often amongst heather. Fruit rare. |
Hypnum lindbergii | Lindberg's Plait-Moss | Only one record from East Lyn area 1995 MP. Fruit not known in Britain. |
Hypnum mammillatum | Combed Plait-Moss | On bark, fallen wood, rocks and wall tops. Fruit occasional. |
Isopterygium elegans | Elegant Silk-Moss | On woodland banks, tree boles and rocks. Often with Dicranella heteromalla. Fruit rare. |
Isothecium holtii | Holt's Mouse-Tail Moss | On shaded rocks by R. Barle. Fruit rare. |
Isothecium myosuroides | Slender Mouse-Tail Moss | Extensive patches on tree bark, walls and shaded rocks. Fruit frequent. |
Isothecium myurum | Larger Mouse-Tail Moss | On logs, tree boles, rocks in woods and by rivers. Fruit occasional. |
Isothecium striatulum | Lesser Striated Feather-Moss | Only one record from Barle Valley Woodlands survey 1990 EN. On shaded rocks. |
Leptobryum pyriforme | Golden Thread-Moss | Only one record from a peaty bank at Woodcock Gardens 1995 KM. |
Leptodon smithii | Prince-Of-Wales Feather-Moss | Only one current record from Selworthy 1995. Recorded by Watson 1912 at Watersmeet. Fruit occasional. Also found inû2001 Bratton. |
Leptodontium flexifolium | Bent-Leaved Beard-Moss | On burnt heathland and woodland rides on peat. Fruit occasional. |
Leptodontium gemmascens | Thatch Moss | Found by N.T. on old thatched cottages on Holnicote Estate, 1999. These were the first finds in S.W. Britain since 1950 other than one record in 1994 from Hardy's cottage in Dorset. |
Leucobryum glaucum | Large White-Moss | On soil in old oak woods, occasionally on heaths and bogs. Stony slope at Foreland Point. Fruit rare. |
Leucobryum juniperoideum | Smaller White-Moss | On base poor soil in woodland and open heathland at a variety of altitudes. Probably under recorded. |
Leucodon sciuroides | Squirrel-Tail Moss | Found in Badgworthy Valley 1932. Probably present on trees and overlooked. |
Mnium hornum | Swan's-Neck Thyme-Moss | Woods, hedgebanks, rotten wood etc. Fruit common. |
Mnium stellare | Starry Thyme-Moss | Basic habitats. Fruit rare. |
Neckera complanata | Flat Neckera | On tree trunks, also walls, bridges, shady hedgerows and woodlands, etc. Fruit occasional. |
Neckera crispa | Crisped Neckera | Uncommon and local on basic rocks. Fruit rare. |
Neckera pumila | Dwarf Neckera | On tree bark, mainly beech and ash. Fruit occasional. |
Oligotrichum hercynicum | Hercynian Haircap | Recorded in Flora & Fauna of ENP but source not known. |
Orthodontium lineare | Cape Thread-Moss | On peaty banks or rotting tree stumps and acidic rocks. Fruit common. |
Orthotrichum affine | Wood Bristle-Moss | On tree bark and occasionally on concrete posts. Fruit common. |
Orthotrichum anomalum | Anomalous Bristle-Moss | On masonry or basic rocks. Fruit common. |
Orthotrichum cupulatum | Hooded Bristle-Moss | Only one current record at Glenthorne 1994. Recorded by Watson at Selworthy 1936. |
Orthotrichum diaphanum | White-Tipped Bristle-Moss | On trees and fences, also rocks and stones. Fruit common. |
Orthotrichum lyellii | Lyell's Bristle-Moss | On woodland trees and wooden fences. Fruit common. |
Orthotrichum pulchellum | Elegant Bristle-Moss | On tree bark, also rocks and walls. Fruit common. |
Orthotrichum rivulare | River Bristle-Moss | Only one record from Barle Valley Survey 1990 EN. |
Orthotrichum striatum | Shaw's Bristle-Moss | On tree bark. Porlock Parish 1846. |
Orthotrichum tenellum | Slender Bristle-Moss | On tree bark. |
Oxystegus hibernicus | Irish Crisp-Moss | On damp rocks East Lyn valley. Fruit rare. |
Oxystegus sinuosus | Wavy Beard-Moss | Now Didymodon s. On shaded damp rocks. |
Oxystegus tenuirostris | Narrow-Fruited Crisp-Moss | Now Trichostomum tenuirostre. On wet rocks by streams and soil in rock crevices. Fruit rare. |
Phascum cuspidatum | A Moss | Included in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but source unknown. |
Philonotis caespitosa | Tufted Apple-Moss | Recorded by Watson at Selworthy 1912 and Simonsbath 1916. |
Philonotis calcarea | Thick-Nerved Apple-Moss | An undated record in Taunton Castle Herbarium from 'Exmoor' |
Philonotis fontana | Fountain Apple-Moss | In wet areas near springs and streams. Fruit occasional. |
Philonotis tomentella | Wooly Apple-Moss | Included in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but sources lost. |
Physcomitrium pyriforme | Common Bladder-Moss | Only record from a damp meadow near a stream at Dunster Marsh 1999 CJG. Pear-shaped fruits. |
Physcomitrium readeri | BILLABONG EARTHMOSS | Wimbleball lake shore |
Plagiomnium affine | Many-Fruited Thyme-Moss | On damp soil in woods. Fruit rare (despite name). |
Plagiomnium cuspidatum | Woodsy Thyme-Moss | Recorded by Watson c1912 from Minehead. |
Plagiomnium rostratum | Long-Beaked Thyme-Moss | On stream banks, rocks and in woodlands. Fruit frequent. |
Plagiomnium undulatum | Hart's-Tongue Thyme-Moss | In damp woodland and on banks. Fruit rare. |
Plagiothecium curvifolium | Curved Silk-Moss | Only record 1971 Hartford Bottom on a rotten stump. |
Plagiothecium denticulatum var. denticulatum | Dented Silk-Moss | On banks in woods, on rotten logs and rocks in shade. Fruit common. |
Plagiothecium nemorale | Woodsy Silk-Moss | Hedgebanks, woods and stream banks. Fruit occasional. Not on higher moorland. |
Plagiothecium succulentum | Juicy Silk-Moss | On shady woodland banks, hedgerows, by streams and tree bases. Fruit occasional. |
Plagiothecium undulatum | Waved Silk-Moss | On shaded hedgebanks, amongst moorland heather and on rock and soil in woodlands. Fruit uncommon on Exmoor. |
Pleuridium acuminatum | Taper-Leaved Earth-Moss | On banks in woods and moorland. Fruit common. |
Pleuridium subulatum | Awl-Leaved Earth-Moss | Only current record East Lyn area. Recorded from Porlock inû1846. |
Pleurozium schreberi | Red-Stemmed Feather-Moss | On heaths and moors on drier slopes, calcifuge. Often with Scleropodium purum. Fruit occasional. |
Pogonatum aloides | Aloe Haircap | On bare soil on banks often with Diplophyllum albicans. Fruit common. |
Pogonatum nanum | Dwarf Haircap | On soil on banks. |
Pogonatum urnigerum | Urn Haircap | On soil capped walls on the higher moors also quarries. Fruits common. |
Pohlia annotina | Bent-Bud Thread-Moss | On damp stony surfaces by streams and woodland paths. |
Pohlia camptotrachela | Crookneck Nodding-Moss | Recorded in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but source lost. |
Pohlia carnea | Pink-Fruited Thread-Moss | On damp clayey soil on banks and in ditches. Fruit occasional. |
Pohlia drummondii | Drummond's Thread-Moss | Only record from a wet, muddy track at Shoulsbarrow 1996 IGP. |
Pohlia elongata | A Moss | See ssp elongata var elongata. |
Pohlia elongata ssp. elongata var. elongata | Long-Fruited Thread-Moss | Only record on soil, East Lyn Valley 1996. Record is under P.elongata |
Pohlia lutescens | Yellow Thread-Moss | On damp soil on walls, paths, ditches, by streams and banks. Often with Dicranella heteromalla. |
Pohlia nutans | Nodding Thread-Moss | On heaths, woods and banks. An unusual form found on a bank at Upton Cleeve 1999. IGP |
Pohlia wahlenbergii | Pale Glaucous Thread-Moss | On waste ground by streams and ditches. Fruit rare. |
Polytrichum alpestre | Strict Haircap | Now P. strictum. In bogs often amongst Sphagnum. Fruit occasional. |
Polytrichum alpinum | Alpine Hair-Cap | An undated specimen from Luxborough in Taunton Castle Herbarium. A rather unlikely Exmoor species although known from Dartmoor. |
Polytrichum commune | Common Hairmoss | On wet moorland and in woods. Fruits common. Watson states once used for stuffing mattresses and making little brooms. |
Polytrichum formosum | Bank Haircap | In woodlands, heaths and moorland. Fruits frequent. |
Polytrichum juniperinum | Juniper Haircap | On walls, heaths and dry moorland. Fruits frequent. Often with P. urnigerum. |
Polytrichum longisetum | Slender Haircap | Only record from Treborough Wood 1981. |
Polytrichum piliferum | Bristly Haircap | On bare patches on heaths and moors. Often with P.formosum. Fruits common. |
Pottia heimii | A Moss | Now Hennediella heimii. Only one record from Heddons Mouth 2000. Earth covered rocks near the sea. |
Pottia intermedia | A Moss | Included in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but source unknown. |
Pottia truncata | Common Pottia | In fields and waste ground on acid soil. Sometimes with Amblystegium serpens. Fruit common all year. |
Pseudephemerum nitidum | Delicate Earth-Moss | On damp farmland also on Molland Common. Fruit common. |
Pseudoscleropodium purum | Neat Feather-Moss | Now Scleropodium p. In acid grassland, often with Pleurozium schreberi. Also on roadside banks. Fruit rare. |
Pterogonium gracile | Bird's-Foot Wing-Moss | Acid rocks on N.Devon coast. Fruit rare. |
Ptychomitrium polyphyllum | Long-Shanked Pincushion | On acidic rock and wall tops. Fruit common. |
Racomitrium aciculare | Yellow Fringe-Moss | In or near water growing on acidic rocks, often submerged. Fruit frequent. |
Racomitrium aquaticum | Narrow-Leaved Fringe-Moss | On wet rocks on high ground. Fruit occasional. |
Racomitrium canescens sens. strict. | Hoary Fringe-Moss | Horner and Dunkery c1912 Watson. |
Racomitrium elongatum | Long Fringe-Moss | Only one record from Winsford Hill 1997 NVA. |
Racomitrium ericoides | Dense Fringe-Moss | Silty, sandy, gravelly soil on tracks and roadsides. Cutcombe 1912 and Brendon Hill 1916. |
Racomitrium fasciculare | Green Mountain Fringe-Moss | On acidic rocks in upland areas. Fruit frequent. |
Racomitrium heterostichum | Bristly Fringe-Moss | On boulders, often with R. fasciculare. Fruit occasional. |
Racomitrium lanuginosum | Woolly Fringe-Moss | On rocks and peat. Fruit occasional. |
Racomitrium sudeticum | Slender Fringe-Moss | Dunkery Hill 1895 and Haddeo Bridge 1918. (Unlikely.) |
Rhabdoweisia fugax | Dwarf Streak-Moss | Only recorded from E. Lyn and Barle Valleys. Rock crevices and woods. |
Rhizomnium punctatum | Dotted Thyme-Moss | On Soil by streams, marshy areas, wet woodland, wet rocks bogs. Fruit frequent. |
Rhodobryum roseum | Rose-Moss | Roadside bank Brendon 1995. Also recorded by Watson 1913ûB.Regis. Fruit rare. |
Rhynchostegiella teesdalei | A Moss | Recorded in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but source unknown. |
Rhynchostegiella tenella | Tender Feather-Moss | On basic rocks and walls. Fruit common. |
Rhynchostegium confertum | Clustered Feather-Moss | On walls, rocks, stones, woodland combes, etc. and onûhedgerow elders. etc. Fruit common. |
Rhynchostegium lusitanicum | Portuguese Feather-Moss | Now R. alopecuroides. On submerged rocks in fast flowing streams and rivers. |
Rhynchostegium murale | Wall Feather-Moss | On found in Brendon Common area. On rocks, stony ground or walls. |
Rhynchostegium riparioides | Long-Beaked Water Feather-Moss | On rocks or tree roots in or submerged by water. Fruit frequent. |
Rhytidiadelphus loreus | Little Shaggy-Moss | On woodland banks, soil or boulders also on marshy ground. |
Rhytidiadelphus squarrosus | Springy Turf-Moss | In farm pastures, lawns, roadside banks. Fruit rare. |
Rhytidiadelphus triquetrus | Big Shaggy-Moss | On grassy banks, woodland clearings. Fruit rare. |
Schistidium alpicola var. rivulare | River Grimmia | On rocks at and below flood level on the larger streams and rivers. |
Schistidium apocarpum sens. lat. | Sessile Grimmia | On walls, bridges, rocks and concrete. Fruit common. True apocarpum has so far only been confirmed in one instance and is likely to prove local. Past records may be S.crassipilum. |
Schistidium apocarpum sens. strict. | Thickpoint Grimmia | Now S. crassipilum. On rocks, walls and bridges. Probably under recorded due to past confusion with S. apocarpum. It is likely to prove to be the commoner species. |
Schistidium maritimum | Seaside Grimmia | Rocky crevices on the coast. Recorded Porlock Parish 1846. |
Schistostega pennata | Luminous Moss | In rabbit burrows, caves and old mining adits. Fruit occasional. |
Scleropodium cespitans | Tufted Feather-Moss | One current record 2000 and a 1965 record from Watersmeet. Tree bases and stones by water in woods. Fruit rare. |
Scorpidium cossonii | Intermediate Hookmoss | Uncommon. |
Sphagnum auriculatum | Cow-Horn Bog-Moss | On moorland, woodland and in combes. Fruit occasional. |
Sphagnum capillifolium | Acute-Leaved Bog-Moss | By moorland streams and boggy areas. Fruit occasional. |
Sphagnum compactum | Compact Bog-Moss | Recorded by Watson at Pinkery Pond. 1915. |
Sphagnum contortum | Twisted Bogmoss | Uncommon |
Sphagnum cuspidatum | Feathery Bog-Moss | Submerged in boggy pools on moorland. |
Sphagnum fimbriatum | Fringed Bog-Moss | Only record from nr Simonsbath (SERC). Moorland or beneath birch. |
Sphagnum inundatum | Lesser Cow-horn Bogmoss | Uncommon. |
Sphagnum molle | Blushing Bog-Moss | On wet moorland by streams. Fruits. |
Sphagnum palustre | Blunt-Leaved Bog-Moss | Wet moorlands, streamsides and wet sloping ground. Fruit occasional. |
Sphagnum papillosum | Papillose Bog-Moss | Hummock forming on wet moorland. Fruit occasional. |
Sphagnum quinquefarium | Five-Ranked Bog-Moss | ON steep shaded banks in woodlands avoiding very wet areas. |
Sphagnum recurvum var. amblyphyllum | Flexuous Bog-Moss | Now S. flexuosum. By upland streams and damp woodlands. |
Sphagnum recurvum var. mucronatum | Flat-Topped Bog-Moss | Now S. fallax. On wet moorland. |
Sphagnum recurvum var. tenue | Fine Bog-Moss | Damp moorland areas. Now S. angustifolium. |
Sphagnum rubellum | Red Bog-Moss | Acid woodland banks and moorland. Fruit occasional. |
Sphagnum russowii | Russow's Bog-Moss | Only record from marshy ground at head of Hoaroak Water 1978. |
Sphagnum squarrosum | Spiky Bog-Moss | Only current record from stream bank on moorland. Exehead. Probably under recorded. |
Sphagnum subnitens | Lustrous Bog-Moss | On sloping flushed ground avoiding the more acid areas. Often with Aulacomnium palustre. Fruit common. |
Sphagnum subsecundum | Slender Cow-Horn Bog-Moss | Recorded by Watson on Winsford Hill 1915. |
Sphagnum tenellum | Soft Bog-Moss | Recorded Nr Simonsbath (SERC) Wet heaths and boggy areas. |
Sphagnum teres | Rigid Bog-Moss | Among rushes and sedges. Only a 1915 record by Watson from Pennycombe Water. |
Taxiphyllum wissgrillii | Depressed Feather-Moss | Only record from E. Lyn 1996. Tree-roots, stones or shaded rocks. |
Tetraphis pellucida | Pellucid Four-Tooth Moss | On rotting wood, peat and humus. Often with Lepidozia reptans. Fruit uncommon. |
Thamnobryum alopecurum | Fox-Tail Feather-Moss | On rocks in and by rivers and waterfalls. Also on tree roots in woodland. Fruit occasional. |
Thuidium delicatulum | Delicate Tamarisk-Moss | Recorded in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996 but source lost. |
Thuidium tamariscinum | Common Tamarisk-Moss | Woodland and hedge banks and rotting logs. Fruit occasional. |
Tortella flavovirens | Yellow Crisp-Moss | Coastal. Fruits rare. |
Tortella nitida | Neat Crisp-Moss | On rocks and walls. Current records from Devon Exmoor only but recorded from Minehead in 1929. |
Tortella tortuosa | Frizzled Crisp-Moss | On slate spoil heap 1993 and Wingate Combe 1995. |
Tortula cuneifolia | Wedge-Leaved Screw-Moss | Mentioned by Watson in his List 1912 as recorded by E.M. Holmes from banks near the sea but this was unconfirmed and should be deleted (Was included in Flora & Fauna of ENP 1996) |
Tortula intermedia | Intermediate Screw-Moss | On walls and rocks. Fruit occasional. |
Tortula latifolia | Water Screw-Moss | Now Syntrichia latifolia. Only one record from Exton areaûc1980 (SERC) |
Tortula muralis var. aestiva | Summer Screw-Moss | Only one record from a wall on a derelict building on Brendon Hill (SANHS) 1971. |
Tortula muralis var. muralis | Wall Screw-Moss | On stone walls and concrete. A good amount on Wimbleball dam. Often with Barbula rigidula. |
Tortula ruralis | Great Hairy Screw-Moss | Now Syntrichia r. On wall tops, old roofs and in limestone areas. Fruit occasional. |
Tortula ruralis ssp. ruraliformis | A Moss | Now Syntrichia r. SAND-HILL SCREW-MOSS. On the coast at Dunster Beach, Minehead Golf Links and Combe Martin. Fruit uncommon. |
Tortula subulata | Awl-Leaved Screw-Moss | Only one record from a hedgebank at Winsford 1998. |
Trichostomum brachydontium | Variable Crisp-Moss | On wall tops and crevices between rocks. Frequent on coast. Fruits rare. |
Trichostomum crispulum | Curly Crisp-Moss | On mortar on old walls, coastal areas, also on soil. Fruit rare. |
Ulota crispa var. crispa | Crisped Pincushion | On trees in open woodland, often with U. bruchii. Fruit common. |
Ulota crispa var. norvegica | Bruch's Pincushion | On tree branches and shrubs in woodland. Fruits common. |
Ulota phyllantha | Frizzled Pincushion | On trees especially ash and elder, also on rocks particularly near the coast. |
Weissia controversa | Green-Tufted Stubble-Moss | On soil on roadside banks and on walls. Fruit common. |
Weissia microstoma var. brachycarpa | Small-Mouthed Beardless-Moss | Recorded by Watson from damp arable field near Hurlstone Point. 1936. |
Weissia rostellata | BEAKED BEARDLESS MOSS | Wimbleball lake shore. |
Zygodon baumgartneri | Park Yoke-Moss | On tree bark. Mostly near water. |
Zygodon conoideus | Lesser Yoke-Moss | On tree bark. |
Zygodon viridissimus var. stirtonii | Stirton's Yoke-Moss | On walls and rocks. |
Zygodon viridissimus var. viridissimus | Green Yoke-Moss | On trees, rocks and walls. Fruit rare. |
Macro Moths
Macro Moths are arragned alphabetically by Common names. The list is updated to September 2024 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 50, Pt2.MACRO MOTHS | ||
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Alder Kitten | Furcula Bicuspis | Very Rare. |
Alder Moth | Acronicta Alni | Fairly Common. |
Angle Shades | Phlogophora Meticulosa | Very Common. |
Angle-Striped Sallow | Enargia Paleacea | Porlock Weir 1980very Rare Immigrant. |
Annulet | Gnophos Obscurata | Occasional. |
Anomalous | Stilbia Anomala | Fairly Common. |
Antler | Cerapteryx Graminis | Numbers Vary Considerably From Year To Year. Can Be A Pest Of Upland Pasture. |
Archer's Dart | Agrotis Vestigialis | Very Rare. |
Argent And Sable | Rheumaptera Hastata | Single Record, Barle Valley, 1985. |
August Thorn | Ennomos Quercinaria | Fairly Common. |
Autumn Green Carpet | Chloroclysta Miata | Rare. |
Autumnal Moth | Epirrita Autumnata | Very Common. |
Autumnal Rustic | Paradiarsia Glareosa Glareosa | Fairly Common. |
Barred Carpet | Perizoma Taeniata | Rare. Probably On Mosses. |
Barred Chestnut | Diarsia Dahlii | Rare. |
Barred Hook-Tip | Drepana Cultraria | Uncommon |
Barred Red | Hylaea Fasciaria | Common. |
Barred Rivulet | Perizoma Bifaciata | Very Local. |
Barred Sallow | Xanthia Aurago | Uncommon. |
Barred Straw | Eulithis Pyraliata | Common. |
Barred Umber | Plagodis Pulveraria | Common. |
Barred Yellow | Cidaria Fulvata | Common. |
Barrett's Marbled Coronet | Hadena Luteago Barrettii | Selworthy 1964 |
Beaded Chestnut | Agrochola Lychnidis | Very Common. |
Beautiful Brocade | Lacanobia Contigua | Uncommon. |
Beautiful Carpet | Mesoleuca Albicillata | Uncommon. |
Beautiful Golden Y | Autographa Pulchrina | Common. |
Beautiful Hook-Tip | Laspeyria Flexula | Very Local. |
Beautiful Snout | Hypena Crassalis | Although Rather Local In Britain As A Whole, It Is Fairly Common On Exmoor Moorland Since The Larvae Feed On Whortleberry. |
Beautiful Yellow Underwing | Anarta Myrtilli | Frequently Encountered Flying Rapidly Over Heather Moorland. Common. |
Beech-Green Carpet | Colostygia Olivata | Rare |
Bilberry Pug | Chloroclystis Debiliata | Scarce. |
Black Arches | Lymantria Monacha | Common. |
Black Banded | Polymixis xanthomista | Rare |
Black Rustic | Aporophyla Nigra | Common. |
Blackneck | Lygephila Pastinum | Porlock Weir 1976. |
Blair's Shoulder-Knot | Lithophane Leautieri Hesperica | First Recorded 1951 On The Isle Of Wight, This Moth Has Gradually Increased Its Range. Fairly Common. |
Bleached Pug | Eupithecia Expallidata | Rare. |
Blomer's Rivulet | Discoloxia Blomeri | Very Rare |
Blood-Vein | Timandra Griseata | Common. |
Blossom Underwing | Orthosia Miniosa | Very Rare. |
Blotched Emerald | Comibaena Bajularia | Fairly Common. |
Blue-Bordered Carpet | Plemyria Rubiginata | Minehead 1958 & Luckbarrow 1996. |
Bordered Beauty | Epione Repandaria | Rare. |
Bordered Pug | Eupithecia Succenturiata | Uncommon. |
Bordered Sallow | Pyrrhia Umbra | Rare. |
Bordered Straw | Heliothis Peltigera | Uncommon Immigrant |
Bordered White | Bupalus Piniaria | Fairly Common. |
Brick | Agrochola Circellaris | Fairly Common. |
Bright-Line Brown-Eye | Lacanobia Oleracea | Common. |
Brimstone Moth | Opisthograptis Luteolata | Abundant. |
Brindled Beauty | Lycia Hirtaria | Uncommon. |
Brindled Green | Dryobotodes Eremita | Fairly Common. |
Brindled Ochre | Dasypolia Templi | Bossington Hill 1947; Porlock Weir 1973. Very Rare. |
Brindled Pug | Eupithecia Abbreviata | Common. |
Brindled White-Spot | Paradarisa Extersaria | Rare. |
Broad-Barred White | Hecatera Bicolorata | Uncommon. |
Broad-Bordered Yellow Underwing | Noctua Fimbriata | Common. |
Broken-Barred Carpet | Electrophaes Corylata | Fairly Common. |
Broom Moth | Ceramica Pisi | Very Common. |
Broom-Tip | Chesias Rufata | Recorded From Minehead, 1963. |
Brown Rustic | Rusina Ferruginea | Common. |
Brown Scallop | Philereme Vetulata | Rare. |
Brown Silver-Line | Petrophora Chlorosata | Abundant In Areas Of Dense Bracken. |
Brown-Line Bright Eye | Mythimna Conigera | Rare. |
Brown-Spot Pinion | Agrochola Litura | Occasional. |
Brown-Tail | Euproctis Chrysorrhoea | Locally Common. |
Brown-veined Wainscot | Archanara dissolata | Rare |
Brussels Lace | Cleorodes Lichenaria | Local. |
Buff Arches | Habrosyne Pyritoides | Very Common |
Buff Ermine | Spilosoma Luteum | Very Common. |
Buff Footman | Eilema Deplana | Fairly Common. |
Buff-Tip | Phalera Bucephala | Very Common. |
Bulrush Wainscot | Nonagria Typhae | Rare. |
Burnished Brass | Diachrysia Chrysitis | Common. |
Buttoned Snout | Hypena Rostralis | Rare. |
Cabbage Moth | Mamestra Brassicae | Common. |
Campion | Hadena Rivularis | Fairly Common. |
Canary-Shouldered Thorn | Ennomos Alniaria | Very Common. |
Centre-Barred Sallow | Atethmia Centrago | Fairly Common. |
Chalk Carpet | Scotopteryx bipunctaria | Rare |
Chamomile Shark | Cucullia Chamomillae | Rare. |
Chestnut | Conistra Vaccinii | Very Common. |
Chevron | Eulithis Testata | Fairly Common. |
Chimney Sweeper | Odezia Atrata | Local. |
Chinese Character | Cilix Glaucata | |
Chocolate-Tip | Clostera Curtula | Rare. |
Cinnabar | Tyria Jacobaeae | Common. |
Clay | Mythimna Ferrago | Common. |
Clay Triple-Lines | Cyclophora Linearia | Uncommon. |
Clifden nonpariel | Catocala fraxini | Rare migrant. |
Cloaked Carpet | Euphyia Biangulata | Common In The Porlock Area. |
Cloaked Minor | Mesoligia Furuncula | Common. |
Clouded Border | Lomaspilis Marginata | Very Common. |
Clouded Brindle | Apamea Epomidion | Fairly Common. |
Clouded Buff | Diacrisia Sannio | Males May Be Disturbed During The Day From Heather Moorland, Females Are Less Often Seen. Fairly Common. |
Clouded Drab | Orthosia Incerta | Common. |
Clouded Magpie | Abraxas Sylvata | Rare. |
Clouded Silver | Lomographa Temerata | Fairly Common. |
Clouded-Bordered Brindle | Apamea Crenata | Common. |
Common Carpet | Epirrhoe Alternata | Very Common. |
Common Emerald | Hemithea Aestivaria | Very Common. |
Common Footman | Eilema Lurideola | Aundant. |
Common Heath | Ematurga Atomaria | Common. |
Common Lutestring | Ochropacha Duplaris | Common. |
Common Marbled Carpet | Chloroclysta Truncata | Abundant. |
Common Pug | Eupithecia Vulgata | Very Common. |
Common Quaker | Orthosia Cerasi | Very Common. |
Common Rustic | Mesapamea Secalis | Very Common. |
Common Wainscot | Mythimna Pallens | Very Common. |
Common Wave | Cabera Exanthemata | Very Common. |
Common White Wave | Cabera Pusaria | Very Common. |
Confused | Apamea Furva Britannica | Uncommon. |
Convolvulus Hawk-Moth | Agrius Convolvuli | A Rare Immigrant. Several Reported In 2003. |
Copper Underwing | Amphipyra Pyramidea | Fairly Common. |
Coronet | Craniophora Ligustri | Fairly Common. |
Coxcomb Prominent | Ptilodon Capucina | Fairly Common |
Cream Wave | Scopula Floslactata | Very Common. |
Cream-Spot Tiger | Arctia Villica Britannica | Fairly Common. |
Crescent | Celaena Leucostigma | Rare. |
Crescent Dart | Agrotis Trux Lunigera | Fairly Common. |
Crescent Striped | Apamea Oblonga | Porlock 1949 |
Crimson Speckled | Utetheisa Pulchella | Minehead 1961. Very Rare Immigrant. |
Currant Pug | Eupithecia Assimilata | Luckbarrow 1990 |
Cypress Carpet | Thera cupressata | Rare |
Cypress Pug | Eupithecia Phoeniceata | The First British Specimen Was Recorded In Cornwall In 1959. Has Since Spread Along The Coast And To Some Inland Areas. Now Fairly Common. |
Dark Arches | Apamea Monoglypha | Abundant. |
Dark Brocade | Mniotype Adusta | Porlock Weir 1973. |
Dark Chestnut | Conistra Ligula | Uncommon. |
Dark Dagger | Acronicta Tridens | Rare. |
Dark Marbled Carpet | Chloroclysta Citrata | Fairly Common. |
Dark Spectacle | Abrostola Trigemina | Rare. |
Dark Sword-Grass | Agrotis Ipsilon | Common Immigrant. |
Dark-Barred Twin-Spot Carpet | Xanthorhoe Ferrugata | Common. |
Death's Head Hawk-Moth | Acherontia Atropos | Rare Immigrant. |
December Moth | Poecilocampa Populi | Common |
Deep Brown Dart | Aporophyla lutulenta | Rare |
Delicate | Mythimna Vitellina | Uncommon Immigrant. |
Devon Carpet | Lampropteryx Otregiata | Very Local. |
Devonshire Wainscot | Mythimna Putrescens | Rare. |
Dingy Footman | Eilema Griseola | Fairly Common. |
Dingy Shears | Parastichtis Ypsillon | Very Rare. |
Dingy Shell | Euchoeca Nebulata | Uncommon. |
Dog's Tooth | Lacanobia Suasa | Fairly Common. |
Dot Moth | Melanchra Persicariae | Very Common. |
Dotted Border | Agriopis Marginaria | Common. |
Dotted Carpet | Alcis Jubata | Very Local |
Dotted Chestnut | Conistra Rubiginea | Not Recorded In Somerset Until Recent Years. The First Exmoor Records Were Of Two Post-Hibernation Examples At Porlock In 1993. |
Dotted Clay | Xestia Baja | Common. |
Dotted-Border Wave | Idaea Sylvestraria | Rare. |
Double Dart | Graphiphora Augur | Very Rare. |
Double Kidney | Ipimorpha Retusa | Rare. |
Double Line | Mythimna Turca | Rare. |
Double Lobed | Apamea Ophiogramma | Rare. |
Double Square-Spot | Xestia Triangulum | Very Common. |
Double-Striped Pug | Gymnoscelis Rufifasciata | Abundant. |
Drinker | Euthrix Potatoria | Larvae Can Be Very Common In Damp, Low-Lying Areas Of The Moor. |
Dun-Bar | Cosmia Trapezina | Very Common. |
Dusky Brocade | Apamea Remissa | Occasional. |
Dusky Sallow | Eremobia Ochroleuca | Rare. |
Dusky Thorn | Ennomos Fuscantaria | Fairly Common. |
Dusky-Lemon Sallow | Xanthia Gilvago | Very Rare. |
Dwarf Cream Wave | Idaea Fuscovenosa | Common. |
Dwarf Pug | Eupithecia Tantillaria | Occasional. |
Ear Moth | Amphipoea Oculea | Fairly Common. |
Early Grey | Xylocampa Areola | Common. |
Early Moth | Theria Primaria | Occasional. |
Early Thorn | Selenia Dentaria | Very Common. |
Early Tooth-Striped | Trichopteryx Carpinata | Common. |
Eastern Bordered Straw | Heliothis Nubigera | |
Elephant Hawk-Moth | Deilephila Elpenor | Very Common. |
Emperor | Pavonia Pavonia | Males May Be Seen Dashing Over The Heather Moors In Sunshine. The Females Fly At Night, Sometimes Coming To Light. Fairly Common. |
Engrailed | Ectropis Bistortata | Uncommon. |
Eyed Hawk-Moth | Smerinthus Ocellata | Fairly Common. |
False Mocha | Cyclophora Porata | Last Recorded 1971 |
Fan-Foot | Herminea Tarsipennalis | Common. |
Feathered Gothic | Tholera Decimalis | Occasional. |
Feathered Ranunculus | Eumichtis Lichenea Lichenea | Fairly Common. |
Feathered Ranunculus | Eumichtis Lichenea Scillonea | |
Feathered Thorn | Colotois Pennaria | Very Common. |
Fen Wainscot | Arenostola Phragmitidis | Very Rare. |
Figure Of Eight | Diloba Caeruleocephala | Very Local. |
Figure Of Eighty | Tethea Ocularis Octogesimea | Uncommon. |
Flame | Axylia Putris | Common. |
Flame Carpet | Xanthorhoe Designata | Common. |
Flame Shoulder | Ochropleura Plecta | Very Common. |
Flounced Chestnut | Agrochola Helvola | Fairly Common. |
Flounced Rustic | Luperina Testacea | Very Common. |
Four-Dotted Footman | Cybosia Mesomella | Fairly Common. |
Four-Spotted Footman | Lithosia Quadra | Occasional. |
Fox Moth | Macrothylacia Rubi | Larvae Are Often Encountered On Exmoor Tracks In Spring, En Route To A Suitable Pupation Site. |
Foxglove Pug | Eupithecia Pulchellata | Common. |
Freyer's Pug | Eupithecia Intricata | Single Record, Luckbarrow, 1998. |
Frosted Green | Polyploca Ridens | Fairly Common. |
Frosted Orange | Gortyna Flavago | Common. |
Galium Carpet | Epirrhoe Galiata | Uncommon. |
Garden Carpet | Xanthorhoe Fluctuata | Very Common. |
Garden Dart | Euxoa Nigricans | Uncommon. |
Garden Tiger | Arctia Caja | Common. |
Gem | Orthonama Obstipata | Rare Immigrant. |
Glaucous Shears | Papestra Biren | Very Rare. |
Gold Spangle | Autographa Bractea | Only Record Traced Was From Mortehoe (Not Exmoor). |
Gold Spot | Plusia Festucae | Uncommon. |
Golden Plusia | Polychrysia Moneta | Minehead 1965 |
Golden Twin-Spot | Chrysodeixis Chalcites | Selworthy, 1967. Very Rare Immigrant. |
Golden-Rod Pug | Eupithecia Virgaureata | Rare. |
Gothic | Naenia Typica | Rare. |
Grass Eggar | Lasiocampa Trifolii | A Single (Unconfirmed) Record From N. Devon, 1984. |
Grass Emerald | Pseudoterpna Pruinata Atropunctaria | Common. |
Grass Rivulet | Perizoma Albulata | Rare. |
Grass Wave | Perconia Strigillaria | Uncommon. |
Great Prominent | Peridea Anceps | Common. |
Green Arches | Anaplectoides Prasina | Common. |
Green Carpet | Colostygia Pectinataria | Very Common |
Green Pug | Chloroclystis Rectangulata | Fairly Common. |
Green Silver-Lines | Pseudoips Fagana Britannica | Fairly Common. |
Green-Brindled Crescent | Allophyes Oxyacanthae | Common. |
Grey Arches | Polia Nebulosa | Common. |
Grey Birch | Aethalura Punctulata | Minehead, 1959. |
Grey Dagger | Acronicta Psi | Common. |
Grey Mountain Moth | Entephria Caesiata | A North Western Species In Britain, Occurring As Far South As S. Wales, With Occasional Stragglers Found On The Coastal Regions Of Exmoor. |
Grey Pine Carpet | Thera Obeliscata | Common. |
Grey Pug | Eupithecia Subfuscata | Common. |
Grey Scalloped Bar | Dyscia Fagaria | Single Record Selworthy Beacon, 1972 |
Grey Shoulder-Knot | Lithophane Ornitopus Lactipennis | Occasional. |
Haworth's Minor | Celaena Haworthii | Single Record. Not Recent. |
Haworth's Pug | Eupithecia Haworthiata | Uncommon. |
Heart And Club | Agrotis Clavis | Uncommon. |
Heart And Dart | Agrotis Exclamationis | Abundant. |
Heath Rustic | Xestia Agathina | Uncommon. |
Hebrew Character | Orthosia Gothica | Very Common. |
Hedge Rustic | Tholera Cespitis | Uncommon. |
Herald | Scoliopteryx Libatrix | Adults May Be Found Hibernating, Sometimes In Numbers, In Old Sheds, Barns & Outhouses. Fairly Common. |
Hoary Footman | Eilema Caniola | Fairly Common. |
Horse Chestnut | Pachycnemia Hippocastanaria | Common. |
Humming-Bird Hawk-Moth | Macroglossum Stellatarum | Occurs In Most Years And Is Sometimes Fairly Common. It Is Fond Of Feeding On The Flowers Of Red Valerian. |
Ingrailed Clay | Diarsia Mendica Mendica | Very Common. |
Iron Prominent | Notodonta Dromedarius | Common. |
Jasione Pug | Eupithecia Denotata Jasioneata | Lynmouth 1924. |
Jersey Tiger | Euplagia Quadripunctaria | Increasing Visitor. |
July Belle | Scotopteryx Luridata Plumbaria | Very Common. |
July Highflyer | Hydriomena Furcata | A Very Variable Species. Common. |
Juniper Pug | Eupithecia pusillata | |
Knotgrass | Acronicta Rumicis | Very Common. |
L-Album Wainscot | Mythimna l-album | Rare |
Lackey | Malacosoma Neustria | Rare |
Lappet | Gastropacha Quercifolia | Rare |
Larch Pug | Eupithecia Lariciata | Local. |
Large Ear | Amphipoea Lucens | A Moorland Species Of Western & Northern Britain. Uncommon. |
Large Emerald | Geometra Papilionaria | Common. |
Large Nutmeg | Apamea Anceps | Very Local. |
Large Ranunculus | Polymixis Flavicincta | Uncommon. |
Large Wainscot | Rhizedra Lutosa | Rare. |
Large Yellow Underwing | Noctua Pronuba | Abundant. |
Latticed Heath | Semiothisa Clathrata | Very Rare |
Lead Belle | Scotopteryx Mucronata | Common. |
Lead-Coloured Pug | Eupithecia Plumbeolata | Uncommon. |
Least Black Arches | Nola Confusalis | Common. |
Least Carpet | Idea rustica | Rare. |
Least Yellow Underwing | Noctua Interjecta Caliginosa | Fairly Common. |
Lesser Broad Bordered Yellow Underwing | Noctua Janthe | Very Common. |
Lesser Common Rustic | Mesapamea Didyma | Common. (?) |
Lesser Cream Wave | Scopula Immutata | Single Record 1983, Treborough Wood Only. |
Lesser Swallow Prominent | Pheosia Gnoma | Very Common. |
Lesser Yellow Underwing | Noctua Comes | Very Common. |
Lesser-Spotted Pinion | Cosmia Affinis | Occasional |
Light Arches | Apamea Lithoxylea | Fairly Common. |
Light Brocade | Lacanobia W-Latinum | Fairly Common. |
Light Emerald | Campaea Margaritata | Very Common. |
Light Feathered Rustic | Agrotis Cinerea | Rare. |
Lilac Beauty | Apeira Syringaria | Uncommon. |
Lime Hawk-Moth | Mimas Tiliae | Uncommon. |
Lime-Speck Pug | Eupithecia Centaureata | Occasional. |
Ling Pug | Eupithecia Goossensiata | Withycombe 1912 Only. |
Little Emerald | Jodis Lactearia | Uncommon. |
Little Thorn | Cepphis Advenaria | Nettlecombe, 1973. |
Lobster Moth | Stauropus Fagi | Fairly Common. |
Lunar Marbled Brown | Drymonia Ruficornis | Common. |
Lunar Thorn | Selenia Lunularia | Fairly Common. |
Lunar Underwing | Omphaloscelis Lunosa | Very Common. |
Lunar-Spotted Pinion | Cosmia Pyralina | Rare. |
Lychnis | Hadena Bicruris | Common. |
Magpie Moth | Abraxas Grossulariata | Common. |
Maiden's Blush | Cyclophora Punctaria | Fairly Common. |
Mallow | Larentia Clavaria | Rare. |
Maple Prominent | Ptilodontella Cucullina | Rare. |
Maple Pug | Eupithecia Inturbata | Very Rare. |
Marbled Beauty | Cryphia Domestica | Common. |
Marbled Brown | Drymonia Dodonaea | Common. |
Marbled Clover | Heliothis Viriplaca | Withycombe 1912 |
Marbled Coronet | Hadena Confusa | Rare. |
Marbled Green | Cryphia Muralis | Rare. |
Marbled Minor | Oligia Strigilis | Fairly Common. |
Marbled White Spot | Lithacodia Pygarga | Very Local. (Syn. Protodeltote Pygarga) |
March Moth | Alsophila Aescularia | Very Common. |
Marsh Pug | Eupithecia Pygmaeata | Withycombe, 1912. |
May Highflyer | Hydriomena Impluviata | Rare. |
Merveille Du Jour | Dichonia Aprilina | Uncommon. |
Middle-Barred Minor | Oligia Fasciuncula | Common. |
Miller | Acronicta Leporina | Uncommon. |
Minor Shoulder-Knot | Brachylomia Viminalis | Uncommon. |
Mocha | Cyclophora Annulata | A Beautiful Moth, Recorded On Only Two Occasions In 1963 And 1994. Very Rare. |
Mother Shipton | Callistege Mi | Rare. |
Mottled Beauty | Alcis Repandata | Abundant. |
Mottled Beauty | Alcis Repandata Repandata | |
Mottled Grey | Colostigia Multistrigaria | Fairly Common. |
Mottled Pug | Eupithecia Exiguata | Uncommon. |
Mottled Rustic | Caradrina Morpheus | Common. |
Mottled Umber | Erannis Defoliaria | Very Common. |
Mouse Moth | Amphipyra Tragopoginis | Occasional. |
Mullein | Cucullia Verbasci | Uncommon. |
Mullein Wave | Scopula Marginepunctata | Local |
Muslin Footman | Nudaria Mundana | Fairly Common. |
Muslin Moth | Diaphora Mendica | The White Females Fly By Day And Look Very Different From The Brown Males. Common. |
Narrow-Bordered Bee Hawk | Hemaris Tityus | Very Rare. |
Narrow-Winged Pug | Eupithecia Nanata Angusta | Common. |
Neglected Rustic | Xestia Castanea | Uncommon. |
Netted Pug | Eupithecia Venosata | Rare. |
Northern Drab | Orthosia Opima | Minehead 1958 |
Northern Eggar | Lasiocampa Quercus Callunae | Common. |
Northern Rustic | Standfussiana Lucernea | A Northern Species Which Just Reached The Exmoor Coast At Countisbury In 1971. |
Northern Spinach | Eulithis Populata | Very Common. |
Northern Winter Moth | Operophtera Fagata | Rare. |
November Moth | Epirrita Dilutata | Very Common. |
Nutmeg | Discestra Trifolii | Uncommon. |
Nut-Tree Tussock | Colocasia Coryli | Fairly Common. |
Oak Beauty | Biston Strataria | Common. |
Oak Eggar | Lasiocampa Quercus | Fairly Common |
Oak Hook-Tip | Drepana Binaria | Common |
Oak Lutestring | Cymatophorima Diluta Hartwiegi | Common |
Oak Nycteoline | Nycteola Revayana | Rare. |
Oak-Tree Pug | Eupithecia Dodoneata | Fairly Common. |
Oblique Carpet | Orthonama Vittata | Very Rare. |
Ochreous Pug | Eupithecia Indigata | Uncommon. |
Old Lady | Mormo Maura | Since This Striking Moth Seldom Comes To Light, It Is Likely To Be Under-Recorded. |
Olive | Ipimorpha Subtusa | Uncommon. |
Orange Footman | Eilema Sororcula | Rare. |
Orange Moth | Angerona Prunaria | Very Rare. |
Orange Sallow | Xanthia Citrago | Very Rare. |
Orange Underwing | Archiearis Parthenias | Flies In Sunshine, Mostly High Up, At The Edges Of Birch Woods And Can Easily Be Missed. Rare. |
Orange Upperwing | Jodia Croceago | Very Rare. |
Pale Brindled Beauty | Apocheima Pilosaria | Fairly Common. |
Pale Eggar | Trichiura Crataegi | Very Rare |
Pale Mottled Willow | Caradrina Clavipalpis | Common. |
Pale November Moth | Epirrita Christyi | Rare. |
Pale Oak Beauty | Hypomecis Punctinalis | Scarce. |
Pale Oak Beauty | Serraca Punctinalis | |
Pale Pinion | Lithophane Hepatica | Occasional. |
Pale Prominent | Pterostoma Palpina | Common. |
Pale Tussock | Calliteara Pudibunda | Common. |
Pale-Shouldered Brocade | Lacanobia Thalassina | Common. |
Peach Blossom | Thyatira Batis | Common. |
Peacock Moth | Semiothisa Notata | Uncommon. |
Pearly Underwing | Peridroma Saucia | Fairly Common Immigrant. |
Pebble Hook-Tip | Drepana Falcataria | Common |
Pebble Prominent | Eligmodonta Ziczac | Common. |
Peppered Moth | Biston Betularia | Famous For The Melanic Forms Produced In Industrial Areas. The Very Black Form (Carbonaria Jordan) Occasionally Turns Up, As Well As The Partially Melanic Form Insularia. Common. |
Phoenix | Eulithis Prunata | Fairly Common. |
Pine Beauty | Panolis Flammea | Rare. |
Pine Carpet | Thera Firmata | Common. |
Pine Hawk-Moth | Hyloicus Pinastri | Minehead, 1960 |
Pinion-Streaked Snout | Schrankia Costaestrigalis | Occasioal |
Pink-Barred Sallow | Xanthia Togata | Rare. |
Plain Clay | Eugnorisma Depuncta | Selworthy 1973. Rare. |
Plain Golden Y | Autographa Jota | Fairly Common. |
Plain Pug | Eupithecia Simpliciata | Rare. |
Plain Wave | Idaea Straminata | Common. |
Poplar Grey | Acronicta Megacephala | Uncommon. |
Poplar Hawk-Moth | Laothoe Populi | Very Common. |
Poplar Kitten | Furcula Bifida | Very Rare. |
Portland Moth | Actebia Praecox | Minehead 1963. |
Powdered Quaker | Orthosia Gracilis | Common. |
Pretty Chalk Carpet | Melanthia Procellata | Uncommon. |
Privet Hawk-Moth | Sphinx Ligustri | Fairly Common. |
Purple Bar | Cosmorhoe Ocellata | Common. |
Purple Clay | Diarsia Brunnea | Common. |
Purple Marbled | Eublemma Ostrina | Very Rare Immigrant. |
Purple Thorn | Selenia Tetralunaria | Fairly Common. |
Puss Moth | Cerura Vinula | Fairly Common. |
Radford’s Flame-shoulder | Ochropleura leucogaster | Rare |
Red Chestnut | Cerastis Rubricosa | Common. |
Red Sword-Grass | Xylena Vetusta | Rare. |
Red Twin-Spot Carpet | Xanthorhoe Spadicearia | Abundant |
Red Underwing | Catocala Nupta | Rare. |
Reddish Light Arches | Apamea Sublustris | Rare. |
Red-Green Carpet | Chloroclysta Siterata | Common. |
Red-Line Quaker | Agrochola Lota | Common. |
Red-Necked Footman | Atolmis Rubricollis | Rare. |
Riband Wave | Idaea Aversata | Abundant. |
Rivulet | Perizoma Affinitata | Fairly Common. |
Rosy Footman | Miltochrista Miniata | Very Common. |
Rosy Minor | Mesoligia Literosa | Fairly Common. |
Rosy Rustic | Hydraecia Micacea | Common. |
Royal Mantle | Catarhoe Cuculata | Rare. |
Ruby Tiger | Phragmatobia Fuliginosa | Fairly Common. |
Ruddy Carpet | Catarhoe Rubidata | Very Rare. |
Ruddy Highflyer | Hydriomena Ruberata | Rare. |
Rufous Minor | Oligia Versicolor | Common. |
Rustic | Hoplodrina Blanda | Common. |
Rustic Shoulder-Knot | Apamea Sordens | Rare. |
Sallow | Xanthia Icteritia | Uncommon. |
Sallow Kitten | Furcula Furcula | Uncommon. |
Saltern Ear | Amphipoea Fucosa Paludis | Fairly Common. |
Sandy Carpet | Perizoma Flavofasciata | Common. |
Sand Dart | Agrotis ripae | Notable. |
Satellite | Eupsilia Transversa | Common. |
Satin Beauty | Deileptenia Ribeata | Rare |
Satin Lutestring | Tetheella Fluctuosa | Assumed To Be A Wanderer, As The Nearest Known Colony Is In S. Wales. Taken At Light In 1994 At Porlock. |
Satin Wave | Idaea Subsericeata | Fairly Common. |
Satyr Pug | Eupithecia Satyrata | Withycombe, 1912. |
Scallop Shell | Rheumaptera Undulata | Perhaps The Most Strikingly Marked Of The Carpets. Scarce |
Scalloped Hazel | Odontopera Bidentata | Common. |
Scalloped Hook-Tip | Falcaria Lacertinaria | Common. |
Scalloped Oak | Crocallis Elinguaria | Common. |
Scarce Blackneck | Lygephila Craccae | Very Local As Is The Foodplant (Wood Vetch) |
Scarce Bordered Straw | Helicoverpa Armigera | Rare Immigrant. |
Scarce Footman | Eilema Complana | Fairly Common. |
Scarce Silver-Lines | Bena Prasinana | Rare. |
Scarce Umber | Agriopis Aurantiaria | Uncommon |
Scarlet Tiger | Callimorpha Dominula | First Exmoor record 25.6.11. |
Scorched Carpet | Ligdia Adustata | Very Common. |
Scorched Wing | Plagodis Dolabraria | Common. |
September Thorn | Ennomos Erosaria | Fairly Common. |
Seraphim | Lobophora Halterata | Uncommon. |
Setaceous Hebrew Character | Xestia C-Nigrum | Very Common. |
Shaded Broad-Bar | Scotopteryx Chenopodiata | Fairly Common. |
Shark | Cucullia Umbratica | Common. |
Sharp-Angled Carpet | Euphyia Unangulata | Very Rare. |
Sharp-Angled Peacock | Semiothisa Alternaria | Fairly Common. |
Shears | Hada Nana | Common. |
Shore Wainscot | Mythimna Litoralis | Minehead 1958 |
Short-Cloaked Moth | Nola Cucullatella | Rare. |
Shoulder Stripe | Anticlea Badiata | Abundant. |
Shoulder-Striped Wainscot | Mythimna Comma | Fairly Common. |
Shuttle Shaped Dart | Agrotis Puta | Common. |
Silky Wainscot | Chilodes Maritimus | A Species Of Reed Beds Once Recorded From Porlock Marsh, Probably Now Gone. |
Silver Cloud | Egira Conspicillaris | Single Record. |
Silver Hook | Deltote Uncula | Withypool, 1962 |
Silver Y | Autographa Gamma | Flies By Day And Night. Abundant Immigrant. |
Silver-Ground Carpet | Xanthorhoe Montanata | Very Common. |
Single-Dotted Wave | Idaea Dimidiata | Common. |
Six-Striped Rustic | Xestia Sexstrigata | Common. |
Slender Brindle | Apamea Scolopacina | Fairly Common. |
Slender Pug | Eupithecia Tenuiata | Uncommon. |
Small Angle Shades | Euplexia Lucipara | Common. |
Small Argent & Sable | Epirrhoe Tristata | Very Rare. |
Small Blood-Vein | Scopula Imitaria | Fairly Common. |
Small Brindled Beauty | Apocheima Hispidaria | Selworthy, 1973 |
Small Clouded Brindle | Apamea Unanimis | Single Record Only. |
Small Dotted Buff | Photedes Minima | Uncommon. |
Small Dusty Wave | Idaea Seriata | Fairly Common. |
Small Eggar | Eriogaster Lanestris | There Are Two Exmoor Records Given On The Distribution Map In Mbgbi (Heath & Emmet, 1991) Vol.7 P2, But It Has Not Been Possible To Trace Their Source. The Species Has Undergone A Serious Decline In Recent Years But Is Still Present In Somerset. |
Small Elephant Hawk-Moth | Deilephila Porcellus | Fairly Common. |
Small Emerald | Hemistola Chrysoprasaria | Uncommon. |
Small Engrailed | Ectropis Crepuscularia | Uncommon. |
Small Fan-Foot | Herminia Grisealis | Very Common. |
Small Fan-Footed Wave | Idaea Biselata | Very Common. |
Small Lappet | Phyllodesma Ilicifolia | The Occurrence Of This Rare, Possibly Extinct, Species Rests On Two (Unconfirmed) Records Of Larvae, One From Lynton In 1864 And The Other From Porlock In 1938. It Was Last Taken In Britain In 1965 At Weston Super Mare. |
Small Marbled | Eublemma Parva | Selworthy, 1968. |
Small Mottled Willow | Spodoptera Exigua | Rare Immigrant. |
Small Phoenix | Ecliptopera Silaceata | Common. |
Small Purple-Barred | Phytometra Viridaria | Occasional. A Heath And Moorland Species Which Feeds On Milkwort. |
Small Quaker | Orthosia Cruda | Abundant. |
Small Rivulet | Perizoma Alchemillata | Fairly Common. |
Small Rufous | Coenobia Rufa | Very Rare. |
Small Scallop | Idaea Emarginata | Very Rare. |
Small Seraphim | Pterapherapteryx Sexalata | Uncommon. |
Small Square-Spot | Diarsia Rubi | Very Common. |
Small Wainscot | Photedes Pygmina | Fairly Common. |
Small Waved Umber | Horisme Vitalbata | Rare. |
Small White Wave | Asthena Albulata | Occasional. |
Small Yellow Underwing | Panemeria Tenebrata | Porlock Weir 1988. |
Small Yellow Wave | Hydrelia Flammeolaria | Common. |
Smoky Wainscot | Mythimna Impura | Very Common. |
Smoky Wave | Scopula Ternata | A Northern Species, Generally Rare In The South-West And Only Common On Exmoor. |
Snout | Hypena Proboscidalis | Being Double Brooded, This Very Common Moth May Be Seen Throughout The Summer Until October. |
Southern Wainscot | Mythimna Straminea | Uncommon. |
Speckled Yellow | Pseudopanthera Macularia | This Common Species Flies In Sunshine And Is Not Seen At Light. |
Spectacle | Abrostola Triplasia | Very Common. |
Spinach | Eulithis Mellinata | Very Common. |
Sprawler | Brachionycha Sphinx | Very Local. |
Spring Usher | Agriopis Leucophaearia | Fairly Common |
Spruce Carpet | Thera Britannica | Abundant. |
Square Spot | Paradarisa Consonaria | Rare. |
Square-Spot Dart | Euxoa Obelisca Grisea | Rare. |
Square-Spot Rustic | Xestia Xanthographa | Very Common. |
Square-Spotted Clay | Xestia Rhomboidea | Rare. Only One Record. |
Stout Dart | Spaelotis Ravida | Selworthy 1968. |
Straw Dot | Rivula Sericealis | Fairly Common. |
Straw Underwing | Thalpophila Matura | Minehead 1958 |
Streak | Chesias Legatella | Very Rare. |
Streamer | Anticlea Derivata | Common. |
Striped Hawk-Moth | Hyles Lineata Livornica | Minehead, 1965 and 2022 |
Striped Twin-Spot Carpet | Nebula Salicata Latentaria | Very Rare. |
Striped Wainscot | Mythimna Pudorina | Rare. |
Suspected | Parastichtis Suspecta | Single Record Only. |
Svensson's Copper Underwing | Amphipyra Berbera Svensson | Occasional. |
Swallow Prominent | Pheosia Tremula | Common. |
Swallow-Tailed Moth | Ourapteryx Sambucaria | Common. |
Sword-Grass | Xylena Exsoleta | Uncommon. |
Sycamore | Acronicta Aceris | Local. |
Tawny Marbled Minor | Oligia Latruncula | Common. |
Tawny Pinion | Lithophane Semibrunnea | Rare. |
Tawny Shears | Hadena Perplexa | Uncommon. |
Tawny-Barred Angle | Semiothisa Liturata | Common. |
Tawny-Speckled Pug | Eupithecia Icterata | Common. |
The Fern | Horisme Tersata | Uncommon. |
The Ni Moth | Trichoplusia Ni | Very Rare Immigrant. |
Thyme Pug | Eupithecia Distinctaria Constricta | Recorded In 1924, 1947 & 1960 From Exmoor. |
Tissue | Triphosa Dubitata | Hibernates In Caves Or Outbuildings, Often In Large Numbers. A Wanderer On Exmoor Owing To The Absence Of The Food Plants (Rhamnus And Frangula) Rare. |
Toadflax Pug | Eupithecia Linariata | Fairly Common. |
Treble Bar | Aplocera Plagiata | Occasional. |
Treble Brown Spot | Idaea Trigeminata | Very Common. |
Treble Lines | Charanyca Trigrammica | Common. |
Triple-Spotted Clay | Xestia Ditrapezium | Common. |
True Lover's Knot | Lycophotia Porphyrea | Very Common. |
Turnip Moth | Agrotis Segetum | Common. |
Twin-Spot Carpet | Perizoma Didymata | Fairly Common On Moorland. |
Twin-Spotted Quaker | Orthosia Munda | Common. |
Twin-Spotted Wainscot | Archanara Geminipuncta | Very Local. |
Uncertain | Hoplodrina Alsines | Common. |
Valerian Pug | Eupithecia Valerianata | Scarce. |
Vapourer | Orgyia Antiqua | Males Fly In Sunshine But The Females Are Wingless. Scarce. |
Vestal | Rhodometra Sacraria | Rare Immigrant. |
Vine's Rustic | Hoplodrina Ambigua | Common. |
V-Moth | Semiothisa Wauaria | Recorded From Minehead, 1957. |
V-Pug | Chloroclystis V-Ata | Fairly Common. |
Water Carpet | Lampropteryx Suffumata | Common. |
Water Ermine | Spilosoma Urticae | Single Record Only. |
Waved Carpet | Hydrelia Sylvata | Very Rare. |
Waved Umber | Menophra Abruptaria | Fairly Common. |
Webb's Wainscot | Archanara Sparganii | |
Welsh Wave | Venusia Cambrica | A Northern Moorland Species Whose Range Extends To S.W. England. Rare. |
White Colon | Sideridis Albicolon | Minehead 1963 |
White Ermine | Spilosoma Lubricipeda | Very Common. |
White Lined Snout | Schrankia Taenialis | Selworthy 1971 |
White Point | Mythimna Albipuncta | Rare Immigrant. |
White-Line Dart | Euxoa Tritici | Uncommon. |
White-Marked | Cerastis Leucographa | Selworthy 1964 |
White-Pinion Spotted | Lomographa Bimaculata | Uncommon. |
White-Speck | Mythimna Unipuncta | Rare Immigrant. |
White-Spotted Pinion | Cosmia Diffinis | Minehead 1962 |
White-Spotted Pug | Eupithecia Tripunctaria | Fairly Common. |
Willow Beauty | Peribatodes Rhomboidaria | Very Common. |
Winter Moth | Operophtera Brumata | Visits Lighted Windows During Mild Weather Throughout The Winter, Often In Large Numbers. |
Wood Carpet | Epirrhoe Rivata | Rare. |
Wood Tiger | Parasemia Plantaginis | Very Local. |
Wormwood | Cucullia Absinthii | Very Rare. |
Wormwood Pug | Eupithecia Absinthiata | Common. |
Yellow Belle | Aspitates Ochrearia | Rare. |
Yellow Horned | Achlya Flavicornis | Common. |
Yellow Shell | Camptogramma Bilineata Bilineata | Common. |
Yellow-Barred Brindle | Acasis Viretata | Occasional. |
Yellow-legged Clearwing | Synanthedon vespiformis | Scarce. VC4. |
Yellow-Line Quaker | Agrochola Macilenta | Very Common. |
Yellow-Tail | Euproctis Similis | Fairly Common. |
Mammals (Land and Sea): Updated to September 2024 Exmoor Naturalist No. 50 Pt. 2.
Common Name | Scientific Name | Notes |
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American Mink | Mustela vison | Numbers seem to have been reduced. Otterhounds changed to hunting mink. |
Badger | Meles meles | Common. Visits gardens sometimes causing havoc by digging up lawns. Possible carrier of bovine TB and Government Controlled culls have taken place on Exmoor. |
Bank Vole | Clethrionomys glareolus | Common |
Bat - Barbastelle | Barbastella barbastellus | Scarce and local. |
Bat - Bechstein's | Myotis bechsteini | Rare |
Bat - Brandt’s | (Myotis brandtii) | Rare |
Bat - Brown Long-eared | Plecotus auritus | Frequent |
Bat - Daubenton's | Myotis daubentoni | Also known as Water Bat. May be seen flying by day overûrivers. Frequent |
Bat - Greater Horseshoe | Rhinolophus ferrumequinum | Rare, just a few known colonies |
Bat - Grey Long-eared | Plecotus austriacus | Very rare. |
Bat - Lesser Horseshoe | Rhinolophus hipposideros | A few colonies recorded |
Bat - Nathusius' Pipistrelle | Pipistrellus nathusii | Rare |
Bat - Natterer's | Myotis nattereri | Scarce |
Bat - Noctule | Nyctalus noctula | Fairly common |
Bat Lesser Noctule (or Leisler’s) | (Nyctalus leisleri) | Uncommon |
Bat - Parti-coloured | Vespertilio murinus | Rare. Recorded in Devon Exmoor. |
Bat - Pipistrelle | Pipistrellus pipistrellus | The commonest bat species, frequently seen at dusk. |
Bat - Serotine | Eptesicus serotinus | Scarce |
Bat - Soprano Pipistrelle | Pipistrellus pipistrellus 45kHz | Status not known. |
Bat - Whiskered | Myotis mystacinus | Rare |
Beaver - Eurasian | Castor fiber | Extinct in England for over 400 years. 4 introduced to enclosed area on Holnicote Estate in 2019. The introduced Beavers on the Holnicote Estate produced one kit in 2021 and two further kits in 2022. |
Bottle-nosed Dolphin | Tursiops truncatus | Occasional sightings offshore. |
Brown Hare | Lepus capensis | Has declined. Some have apparently been introduced. |
Brown Rat | Rattus norvegicus | Numbers have increased. |
Common Dolphin | Delphinus delphis | Occasionally occurs offshore and dead specimens sometimes washed up on beaches. |
Common Dormouse | Muscardinus avellanarius | Probably under recorded but thought to have declined with hazel coppicing no longer being carried out near every village. However, results of surveys with dormouse boxes are encouraging. |
Common Porpoise | Phocoena phocoena | Occasional sightings offshore. |
Common Shrew | Sorex araneus | Widespread but few records from SW Exmoor. |
Exmoor Pony | Equus sp. | Several small herds run on Exmoor and compete with deer and sheep for fodder, but all have owners and are fed in winter. |
Fallow Deer | Dama dama | Locally common in east Exmoor only on Brendon and Croydon Hills. Population estimate: 600. |
Ferret | Mustela furo | Escape from captivity. |
Field Vole | Microtus agrestis | Common |
Fin Whale | Balaenoptera physalis | A skeleton seen off Lynmouth was later washed up at Gore Point in Oct 2023 |
Fox | Vulpes vulpes | Both urban and rural foxes occur. |
Grey Seal | Halichoerus grypus | Occasional sightings offshore and dead animals sometimes washed on to beaches. |
Grey Squirrel | Sciurus carolinensis | Became common on Exmoor after the Red Squirrel had succumbed to the hard winter of 1947. Few if any seen before that date. |
Harvest Mouse | Micromys minutus | Numbers have declined due to modern farming methods. Some introductions on Holnicote Estate 2019. |
Hedgehog | Erinaceus europaeus | Numbers much declined. Visits gardens. Frequent road casualty. |
House Mouse | Mus musculus | In and around buildings. |
Mole | Talpa europaea | A survey by ENHS members in 1995 revealed molehills at altitudes from near sea level (Dunster Beach) to around 1300 ft. (Top Porlock Hill) Common but a lack of records from central and SW Exmoor. |
Muntjac | Muntiacus reevesi | A few reports from Malmsmead area. |
Otter | Lutra lutra | Became very rare but has made a comeback, however several have fallen victim to road accidents. |
Pilot Whale | Globicephala melaena | One off Lynmouth, 1984. |
Polecat | Mustela putorius | Rare. |
Pine Martin | Martes martes | Very rare. |
Polecat-ferret | Mustela furo x putorius | Escapes have occurred. |
Pygmy Shrew | Sorex minutus | Recorded much less often than Common Shrew. All our records are from eastern half of Exmoor. |
Rabbit | Oryctolagus cuniculus | Fair numbers again since being severely hit by myxamatosis in 1960s but this and other diseases are still around and numbers fluctuate. |
Red deer | Cervus elaphus | Minimum 3000 on Exmoor & Quantocks and several hundred further in area south of Exmoor towards Tiverton. (Langbein 1997) 75% of Exmoor population is concentrated in eastern areas particularly the wooded valleys of Exe, Haddeo and Barle, coastal woodlands near Porlock and around Horner Wood & Dunkery. |
Red Squirrel | Sciurus vulgaris | Once common in Exmoor woodlands particularly conifer plantations but none seen since the hard winter of 1947. (This was before the Grey Squirrel arrived here.) |
Roe Deer | Capreolus capreolus | Established in many woods throughout Exmoor. |
Sika Deer | Cervus nippon | Some escapes from Pixton Park near Dulverton were at one time in the Bray Valley but none are thought to have persisted. |
Stoat | Mustela erminea | Widespread. |
Water Shrew | Neomys fodiens | Widespread, but few records. |
Water Vole | Arvicola terrestris | Numbers declined but there have been re-introductions on the Holnicote Estate. |
Weasel | Mustela nivalis | Widespread but reported less often than stoat. |
Wild Goat | Capra domestic | In 1980s the Lynmouth & Lynton Council introduced Cheviot Goats in the Valley of Rocks. These were the only wild Cheviot herd in S. England and replaced feral goats of the Saanen breed introduced in 19th cent. Feral goats had been common here and in other parts of the Exmoor coast in previous centuries. (Information Board Valley of Rocks 1995) |
Wood Mouse | Apodemus sylvaticus | In gardens, woods and hedgerows. Common. |
Yellow-necked Mouse | Apodemus flavicollis | Believed to exist on Exmoor but we would appreciate any records. |
Maritime Invertebrates & Seaweeds. Updated to September 2020 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 46 Pt 2.
Introduction to the Maritime Section.This check-list of Maritime species falls into two sections: One: INVERTEBRATES found along our 30 miles of coastline and on our beaches and Two: SEAWEEDS.
The invertebrates are here listed in alphabetical order A-Z by Common Names. Scientific names may be found by use of the Search Box.
The Society has had several Recorders of Maritime Life since 1974 and in our early days we received much help from Dr J.H. Crothers of the Field Study Centre at Nettlecombe.
The Seaweeds, or Marine Algae fall into three groups: Green, Red and Brown. Each group is here listed separately in alphabetical order A-Z by Scientific Names. As in the Freshwater Algae, a number of items have been extracted from the List compiled by Dr W. Watson in the 1950s. These are acknowledged where applicable.
For other Maritime Plants, Lichens, Birds, Insects etc. please see appropriate sections of these Check-Lists.
Common name | Scientific name | |
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SECTION ONE: MARITIME INVERTEBRATES | ||
Anemone, Beadlet | Actinia equina | Common, rocks and rock-pools |
Anemone, Dahlia | Tealia felina | Rocky crevices, local. |
Anemone, Daisy | Cereus pedunculatus | Unknown status. |
Anemone, Gem | Aulactinia verrucosa | Unknown status. |
Anemone, Snakelocks | Anemonia sulcata | Fairly common on rocks and rock-pools. |
Anemone, Strawberry | Actinia fragacea | Uncommon. |
Anemone sp. | Sagartia troglodytes | Very rare. |
Barnacle sp. | Verruca stroemia | Common on rocks. |
Barnacle sp. | Chthamalus stellatus | Uncommon. |
Barnacle sp. | Chthamalus montagui | Common on rocks. |
Barnacle sp. | Balanus balanus | Frequent on rocks. |
Barnacle sp. | Balanus crenatus | Common on underwater rocks. |
Barnacle sp. | Balanus perforatus | Locally common on rocks. |
Barnacle sp. | Elimnius modestus | Common on rocks on shore. Immigrant sp. from Australasia first recorded at Southampton in 1940s and had reached Bristol Channel at Barry 29.10.47. |
Barnacle sp. | Megatrema anglicum | Unknown status. |
Barnacle, Acorn | Semibalanus balanoides | Syn. Balanus balanoides (L.) Common on rocks on shore. |
Barnacle, Goose | Lepas anatifera | Frequently washed ashore. |
Bivalve sp. | Lasaea rubra | A minute bivalve which may be found in maritime lichens. |
Bivalve sp. | Kellia suborbicularis | Locally common in fine sand under stones |
Bivalve sp. | Abra tenuis | Unconfirmed record, 1972. |
By-the-wind-Sailor | Velella velella | A rare stranding at Porlock Bay, 2002. |
Chink shell sp. | Lacuna crassior | Uncommon in rock pools |
Chink shell sp. | Lacuna pallidula | Uncommon on seaweeds |
Chink shell sp. | Lacuna parva | Frequent in rock pools |
Chink Shell, Banded | Lacuna vincta | Uncommon on seaweeds. |
Chiton | Lepidochitona cinerea | Common under stones. |
Chiton, Coat-of-Mail | Lepidopleurus asellus | Uncommon under stones. |
Chiton, Hairy | Mopalia ciliata | Combe Martin 2020 |
Chiton sp. | Acanthochitona crinita | Local. In rockpools. |
Chiton sp. | Tonicella marmorea | Rare. Under stones. |
Chiton sp. | Tonicella rubra | Uncommon. Under stones. |
Cockle, Common | Cerastoderma edule | Burrows in sand below LWM |
Copepod | Lernaeocera lusci | Parasite on fish. |
Coral, Dead Man's Fingers | Alcyonium digitatum | A soft Coral. |
Coral, Devonshire Cup | Caryophyllia smithii | Rare. A true coral. |
Coral, Sea Chervil. | Alcyonidium diaphanum | Unknown status. |
Cowrie | Trivia monacha | Locally common |
Cowrie sp. | Trivia arctica | Rare in laminaria zone |
Crab sp. | Ebalia tuberosa | On gravely shores. Uncommon. |
Crab, Brown-clawed Furrow- | Xantho pilipes | Local |
Crab sp. | Portumnus latipes | Fairly common on sandy shores. |
Crab, Broad-clawed Porcelain | Porcellana platycheles | Occasional under stones among mud or gravel. |
Crab, Common Shore | Carcinus maenus | Very common on shore. |
Crab, Edible | Cancer pagurus | Small specimens common in rock pools; larger ones occur in deep water. |
Crab, Hairy | Pilumnus hirtellus | Frequent in rock pools. |
Crab, Long-clawed Porcelain | Porcellana longicornis | Locally abundant under stones and in Laminaria holdfasts. |
Crab, Montagu’s or Furrowed | Xantho hydrophyllus (X. incisus) | Combe Martin 2020 |
Crab, Spiny Spider | Maia squinado | Uncommon among rocks |
Crab, Spider | Macropodia rostrata | Rare among rocks. |
Crab, Slender Spider | Macropodia tenuirostris | Rare. |
Crab, Spider sp. | Eurynome aspera | Rare among rocks. |
Crab, Spider sp. | Inachus leptochirus | Rare among rocks. |
Crab, Swimming | Portumnus latipes | Fairly common on sandy shores |
Crab, Velvet Swimming | Macropipus puber | Fairly common among rocks |
Crawfish | Palinurus vulgaris | Fairly common |
Crawfish sp. | Axius stirhynchus | Local |
Crustacean sp. | Cumopsis goodsiri | Common on sandy beaches. |
Crustacean sp. | Diastylis rathkei | Rare. Muddy beaches. |
Crustacean sp. | Tanaissus lilljeborgi | Locally common among stones and seaweed. |
Cuttle, Little | Sepiola atlantica | Rare. |
Cuttlefish, Common | Sepia officinalis | Skeletons frequently found. |
Flatworm | Oligocladus sanguinolentus | Common under stones and seaweed. |
Flatworm sp. | Procerodes ulvae | Local. Under stones where freshwater runs on beach. |
Flatworm sp. | Leptoplana tremellaris | Local. Under stones. |
Green Crenella | Musculus discors | Frequent |
Hermit crab sp. | Eupagurus bernhardus | Common in old gastropod shells |
Hermit crab sp. | Eupagurus cuanensis | Infrequent |
Hermit crab sp. | Anapagurus hyndmanni | Fairly common in old shells. |
Hydroid. Sea Beard | Nemertesia antennina | Unknown status. |
Hydroid. | Nemertesia ramosa | Unknown status. |
Hydroid. Sickle Hydroid | Hydralimania falcata | Unknown status. |
Hydroid. Organ Pipes | Tubularia indivisa | Frequent in rock pools. |
Hydroid. Sea Fir. | Sertularia argentia | Uncommon. |
Hydroid. | Sertularella polyzonias | Frequent on rocks. |
Hydroid. | Sertularella fusiformis | Rare on rocks. |
Hydroid. White Weed | Sertularella cupressina | Frequent on rocks and shells. |
Hydroid. | Kirchenpaueria pinnata | Frequent on rocks. |
Hydroid. | Ventromma halecioides | Local on rocks. |
Hydroid. Plume Hydroid. | Plumularia setacea | Uncommon on rocks. |
Jellyfish, Barrel | Rhizostoma pulmo | Rare. |
Jellyfish, Blue | Cyanea lamarckii | Uncommon. |
Jellyfish, Common | Aurelia aurita | Common, occasionally abundant |
Jellyfish, Compass | Chrysaora hysoscella | Occasionally stranded |
Jellyfish, Octopus | Rhizostoma octopus | Frequent. |
Limpet, Black-footed | Patella depressa | Local |
Limpet, Blue-rayed | Patella pellucida | Locally common |
Limpet, China | Patella aspera | Uncommon |
Limpet, Common | Patella vulgata | Abundant |
Limpet, Keyhole | Diodora apertura | Uncommon |
Limpet, Slipper | Crepidula fornicata | Occasional |
Limpet, Slit | Emarginula reticulata | Common |
Limpet, White Tortoise-shell | Acmaea virginea | Rare |
Lobster | Homarus gammarus | Fairly common |
Lugworm | Arenicola marina | Locally abundant. Dug up by fishermen for bait. |
Mollusc | Barleeia unifasciata | Uncommon on seaweeds |
Mussel, Bearded Horse- | Modiolus barbatus | Rare |
Mussel, Common | Mytilus edulis | Common on rocks, forming beds |
Nut Shell | Nucula turgida | Fairly common in sand |
Nut Shell, Common | Nucula nucleus | Doubtful |
Octopus, Common | Octopus vulgaris | One stranded Minehead 1986. |
Octopus, Lesser | Eledone cirrhosa | Very Rare. One fresh but moribound Lynmouth,2000. |
Opossum shrimp sp. | Praunus inermis | Uncommon. Rock pools. |
Opossum shrimp sp. | Mesopodopsis slabberi | Common in rock pools. |
Opossum shrimp sp. | Neomysis integer | Locally common. |
Oyster, Flat | Ostrea edulis | Some remains of old beds |
Oyster, Saddle | Anomia ephippium | Locally common |
Peppery Furrow | Scrobicularia plana | Fairly common. |
Periwinkle, Flat | Littorina littoralis | Common |
Periwinkle, Flat | Littorina obtusata | Unknown status. |
Pheasant shell | Tricolia pullus | Common |
Piddock sp. | Sphenia binghami | Common |
Piddock, Common | Pholas dactylus | Local. Bores into soft rock. |
Piddock, White | Barnea candida | Locally common in clay. |
Pod Razor | Ensis siliqua | Rare |
Portuguese Man-o'-War | Physalia physalis | Very rare. One stranded Minehead beach 1976. |
Prawn sp. | Palaemon elegans | Rare. |
Prawn sp. | Athanas nitescens | Locally frequent |
Prawn sp. | Alpheus macrocheles | Very rare |
Prawn sp. | Eualus pusiolus | Common |
Prawn sp. | Thoralus cranchi | Common |
Prawn sp. | Processa edulis | Rare |
Prawn, Aesop | Pandalus montagui | Local |
Prawn, Chameleon | Hippolyte varians | Common |
Prawn, Common | Palaemon serratus | Fairly common |
Prawn, Ditch | Palaemon varians | Locally in brackish water. |
Protozoa sp. | Haliphysema tumanowiczi | Locally common on Sea-mats (Bryozoa) |
Protozoa sp. | Folliculina ampulla | Scarce. |
Pullet | Venerupis sp. | Uncommon. Burrows in sand. |
Sandhopper | Talitrus saltator | Common in decaying seaweeds. |
Sandhopper sp. | Bathyporeia pelagica | Locally common in sand. |
Sandhopper sp. | Bathyporeia pilosa | Locally common in sand. |
Sandhopper sp. | Haustorius arenarius | Local. In sand. |
Sandhopper sp. | Urothoe brevicornis | Locally abundant in sand. |
Sandhopper sp. | Apherusa bispinosa | Very rare. |
Sandhopper sp. | Calliopus crenulatus | Uncommon. In rockpools. |
Sandhopper sp. | Gammarellus angulosus | Local. In rockpools. |
Sandhopper sp. | Gammarellus homari | Local. In rockpools. |
Sandhopper sp. | Maera othonis | Rare. |
Sandhopper sp. | Gammarus locusta | Rare. Under rocks. |
Sandhopper sp. | Marinogammarus marinus | Uncommon. |
Sandhopper sp. | Marinogammarus stoerensis | Uncommon. |
Sandhopper sp. | Dexamine spinosa | Rare. |
Sandhopper sp. | Amphithoe rubricata | Common amongst seaweeds. |
Sandhopper sp. | Dulichia porrecta | Rare. In rockpools. |
Sandhopper sp. | Hyperia galba | Occasionally found inside stranded jellyfish. |
Scallop, Hunchback | Chlamys distorta | Rare. LWM |
Scallop, Variegated | Chlamys varia | Uncommon, rocky coasts. |
Sea Gherkin | Cucumaria saxicola | Local among stones. |
Sea Cucumber, White | Cucumaria lacteal | Rare on stony bottoms. |
Sea Gooseberry | Beroe cucumis | Uncommon. |
Sea Hare | Aplysia punctata | Common in seaweed N.Devon coast. |
Sea slater | Cyathura carinata | Uncommon, stony beaches. |
Sea slater | Eurydice affinis | Very rare, upper shore. |
Sea slater | Sphaeroma rugicauda | Saltmarshes. Local. |
Sea slater | Dynamene bidentata | Local, amongst seaweeds. |
Sea slater | Idotea baltica | Uncommon, amongst seaweeds. |
Sea slater | Idotea chelipes | Rare, brackish water. |
Sea slater | Idotea granulosa | Uncommon, amongst seaweeds. |
Sea slater | Idotea linearis | Uncommon, amongst rocks. |
Sea slater | Janira maculosa | Frequent under rocks |
Sea slater | Janira albifrons | Frequent under stones |
Sea skater (Gribble) | Limnoria lignorum | Uncommon. Bores into wood. |
Sea slater | Munna minuta | Uncommon amongst seaweeds. |
Sea slater | Ligia oceanica | Common on rocks. |
Sea Slug, Crested | Janolus cristatus (Antiopelia cristata) | Rock-pools |
Sea Slug | Elysia viridis | Rare among algae. |
Sea Slug, Yellow Plumed | Berthella plumula | Rare. Under rocks at low-water mark. |
Sea Slug sp. | Goniodoris nodosa | Common between tide-marks. |
Sea Slug sp. | Adalaria proxima | Uncommon between tide-marks. |
Sea Slug sp. | Acanthodoris pilosa | Common. Various colour forms occur. |
Sea Slug sp. | Onchidoris bilamellata | Common between tide-marks. |
Sea Slug sp. | Polycera nothus | Rare. On seaweed in shallow water. |
Sea Slug sp. | Thecacera pennigera | Rare. |
Sea Slug sp. | Jorunna tomentosa | Rare. Among rocks. |
Sea Slug sp. | Coryphella pedata | Locally frequent. |
Sea Slug sp. | Coryphella pellucida | Rare. Among rocks. |
Sea Slug sp. | Eubranchus tricolor | Rare. Among rocks. |
Sea Slug sp. | Limacia clavigera | Rare in shallow water. |
Sea Slug (Sea Lemon) | Archidoris pseudoargus | Uncommon among rocks in deeper water. |
Sea-Spider sp. | Pycnogonum littorale | Uncommon. Under rocks. |
Sea-Spider sp. | Nymphon gracile | Rare. Rock pools and shallow water. |
Sea-Spider sp. | Nyphon rubrum | Rare. In rockpools. |
Sea-Spider sp. | Acheilia echinata | Uncommon. Among rocks or seaweed. |
Sea squirt sp. | Ascidia mentula | Very rare in shallow water. |
Sea squirt sp. | Ascidia conchilega | Common in shallow water. |
Sea squirt sp. | Pyura tessellata | Frequent. |
Sea squirt sp. | Polycarpa pomaria | Rare. |
Sea squirt sp. | Polyclinidae sp. | Unknown status. |
Sea squirt sp. | Botrylloides leachi | Rare. |
Sea Urchin, Common | Echinus esculentus | Local among rocks & seaweed. |
Sea Urchin, Green | Psammechinus miliaris | Uncommon among rocks. |
Sea-mat | Membranipora membranacea | On Laminaria fronds at Porlock 29.8.73 - Boyden, et al. |
Sea-mat sp. | Crisidia cornuta | Rare. In small colonies. |
Sea-mat sp. | Crisidia eburnea | Common. |
Sea-mat sp. | Crisidia aculeata | Fairly common. |
Sea-mat sp. | Crisidia denticulata | Rare. |
Sea-mat sp. | Tubulipora lobifera | Common. |
Sea-mat sp. | Tubulipora liliacea | Uncommon. |
Sea-mat sp. | Berenicea patina | Locally common. |
Sea-mat sp. | Berenicea sarniensis | Locally common. |
Sea-mat sp. | Disporella hispica | Common. |
Sea-mat sp. | Acta anguina | Rare. |
Sea-mat sp. | Scruparia ambigua | Rare. |
Sea-mat sp. | Callopora lineata | Fairly common. |
Sea-mat sp. | Callopora dumerilii | Uncommon. |
Sea-mat sp. | Callopora aurita | Common. |
Sea-mat sp. (Hornwrack) | Flustra foliacea | Locally common. |
Sea-mat sp. | Scrupocellaria scrupea | Rare. |
Sea-mat sp. | Scrupocellaria scruposa | Uncommon. |
Sea-mat sp. | Scrupocellaria reptans | Rare. |
Sea-mat sp. | Bicellariella ciliata | Common. |
Sea-mat sp. | Bugula fulva | Frequent. |
Sea-mat sp. | Bugula turbinata | Frequent. |
Sea-mat sp. | Hippothoa distans | Common. |
Sea-mat sp. | Chorizopora brogniarti | Rare. |
Sea-mat sp. | Escharella immersa | Common. |
Sea-mat sp. | Escharella ventricosa | Uncommon. |
Sea-mat sp. | Escharella variolosa | Uncommon. |
Sea-mat sp. | Schizomavella linearis | Common. |
Sea-mat sp. | Escharina spinifera | Common. |
Sea-mat sp. | Cryptosula pallasiana | Common. |
Sea-mat sp. | Microporella ciliata | Rare. |
Sea-mat sp. | Smittoidea reticulata | Uncommon. |
Sea-mat sp. | Escharoides coccineus | Rare. |
Sea-mat sp. | Celleporaria pumicosa | Uncommon. |
Sea-mat sp. | Celliporina hassalii | Uncommon. |
Sea-mat sp. | Alcyonidium gelatinosum | Frequent. Attached to rocks and seaweeds. |
Sea-mat sp. | Alcyonidium polyoum | Frequent. |
Sea-mat sp. | Alcyonidium hirsutum | Frequent on seaweeds. |
Sea-mat sp. | Flustrellidra hispida | Common on Fucus. |
Sea-mat sp. | Amathia lendigera | Uncommon. |
Sea-mat sp. | Walkeria uva | Ferequent. |
Sea-mat sp. | Electra monostachys | Recorded at Porlock Bay in 1941 (Bassendale) |
Sea-mat, Hairy | Electra pilosa | Common at First Rocks & Gore Point but rare in Porlock Bay. Found from Porlock - Watchet - Boyden et al. We have slightly extended this range by recording it at Glenthorne. |
Ship Worm | Teredo nivalis | Bores into submerged wood. |
Shrimp, Banded | Philocheras fasciatus | Locally common |
Shrimp, Common | Crangon crangon | Common |
Shrimp, Ghost | Caprella spp. | Common. Also known as Skeleton Shrimps. |
Shrimp, Opossum | Siriella armata | Rare in rock pools. |
Shrimp sp. | Praunus inermis | Uncommon in rock pools and shallow water. |
Shrimp sp. | Mesopodopsis slabberi | Common in rockpools. |
Shrimp sp. | Neomysis integer | Common. Also known as Skeleton Shrimps. |
Snail, Lagoon | Paludinella littorina | West Exmoor coast. |
Spire shell sp. | Cingula semicostata | Uncommon |
Spire shell sp. | Cingula semistriata | Common |
Spire shell sp. | Alvania crassa | Uncommon |
Spire shell sp. | Rissoa parva | Locally common |
Spire shell sp. | Odostomia plicata | Uncommon |
Spire Shell, Tall | Odostomia lukisi | Rare |
Sponge sp. | Amphilectus fucorum | Uncommon. |
Sponge sp. | Leucosolenia coriacea | Local under rocks. |
Sponge sp. | Sycon ciliatum | Frequent on stony beaches. |
Sponge, Purse | Grantia compressa | Frequent on rocks. |
Sponge sp. | Leuconia nivea | Scarce. |
Sponge sp. | Oscarella lobularis | Frequent on stones, rocks and seaweeds. |
Sponge, Boring | Cliona celata | Scarce on rocks and shells. |
Sponge sp. | Pachymatisma johnstonia | Uncommon. |
Sponge sp. | Porifera sp. | Indetermined crusts. |
Sponge sp. | Hymeniacidon perleve | Encrustation on rocks. Local. |
Sponge sp. | Drysidea fragilis | Locally frequent. Beneath rocks. |
Sponge sp. | Haliclona oculata | Common on rocks. |
Sponge sp. | Raspailia hispida | Scarce on rocks. |
Sponge sp. | Stelligera stuposa | Uncommon. |
Sponge, Breadcrumb | Hialchondria panicea | Locally common on rocks and shells. |
Sponge, Golfball | Tethya aurantium | Uncommon. |
Sponge, Orange | Protosuberites denhartogi | Uncommon. |
Sponge, Yellow Tit- | Polymastia boletiformis | Uncommon. |
Sponge, White Tit- | Polymastia mamillaris | Uncommon. |
Springtail, Marine | Anurida maritime | Coastal debris |
Squat lobster sp. | Galathea nexa | Uncommon |
Squat lobster sp. | Galathea squamifera | Uncommon |
Squat lobster sp. | Galathea strigosa | Uncommon |
Squid, Common | Loligo forbesi | Egg capsules may be found ; adults rarely approach shore. |
Star, Brittle | Ophiotrix fragilis | Frequent. |
Star, Brittle sp. | Ophiocomina nigra | Rare |
Star, Brittle sp. | Amphipholis squamata | Rare |
Star, Cushion | Asterina gibbosa | Unknown status. |
Star, Feather | Antedon bifida | Rare. Rock pools & crevices. |
Star, Sun | Crossaster papposus | Uncommon. |
Starfish, Common | Asterias rubens | Locally common under rocks and stones. |
Star-fish sp. | Henricia oculata | Fairly common. |
Tellin, Baltic | Macoma balthica | Fairly common. |
Tellin, Thin | Tellina tenuis | Fairly common. |
Top-shell, Grey | Gibbula cineraria | Common |
Top-shell, Painted | Calliostoma zizyphinum | Common |
Top-shell, Purple | Gibbula umbilicalis | Common |
Top-shell, Thick | Monodonta lineata | Very common |
Whelk, Common | Buccinum undatum | Common. Egg cases are frequently washed ashore. |
Whelk, Dog | Nucella lapillus | Very common. |
Whelk, Netted Dog- | Nassarius reticulates | Uncommon under stones. |
Whelk, Thick-lipped Dog- | Nassarius incrassatus | Frequent under stones. |
White Belted Shell | Tornus subcarinatus | Uncommon |
Winkle, Edible | Littorina littorea | Locally common |
Winkle, Rough | Littorina saxatilis | Very common |
Winkle, Small | Littorina neritoides | Locally common |
Winkle, Sting | Ocenebra erinacea | Common in sand, gravel. |
Winkle, Sting sp. | Ocenebra aciculate | Rare |
Worm sp. | Golfingia elongata | Frequent. Burrows in mud and clay. |
Worm sp. | Golfingia vulgaris | Uncommon. |
Worm sp. | Triphora perversa | Rare in lower littoral zone |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Lepidonotus clava | Rare under rocks and pebbles. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Lepidonotus squamatus | Common under rocks. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Harmothoe impar | Locally common under rocks. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Harmothoe extenuata | Locally common under rocks. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Polynoe scolopendrina | Rare. Rock crevices. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Sthenelais boa | Uncommon. Under rocks. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Eteone longa | Locally common in sand. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Eteone flava | Locally common usually in sand. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Pirakia punctifera | Rare. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Phyllodoce laminosa | Uncommon. Under stones and in crevices. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Anaitides maculata | Uncommon. Under rocks. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Kefersteinia cirrata | Rare. Among shells and stones. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Odontosyllis ctenostoma | Rare. Among stones. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Typosyllis armillaris | Uncommon. In rock crevices. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Nephthys hombergi | Uncommon. In sand or mud. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Nephthys cirrosa | Locally common in sand. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Glycera convoluta | Rare in sand. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Goniada ererita | Rare. Under rocks. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Lysidice ninetta | Rare. On rocky shores. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Marphysa sanguinea | Uncommon. In rock crevices. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Lumbrineris latreilli | Rare. Under stones. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Arabella iricolor | Rare. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Scoloplos armiger | Uncommon. In sand or mud. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Paraonis fulgens | Local. Burrows in sand. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Nerine bonnieri | Rare in sand. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Nerine cirratulus | Uncommon. On seabed in sand or mud. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Scolelepis ciliatus | Uncommon. In sand. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Spio filicornis | Locally common in sand. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Pygospio elegans | Frequent in sand or mud. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Cirratulus cirratus | Frequent under rocks and stones. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Tharyx marioni | Rare in sand or mud. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Pherusa plumosa | Rare among rocks. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Travisia forbesii | Rare. On sandy beach. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Melinna cristata | Rare. In sand. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Neoamphitrite figulus | Locally abundant amongst Lamaria |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Amphitrite affinis | Rare |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Eupolymnia nebulosa | Rare. On stony beach. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Amphitritrides gracilis | Common on stony beaches. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Nicolea venustula | Common. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Thelepus setosus | Common in Porlock Bay. |
Worm, Bristle sp. (Fan worm) | Pseudopotamilla reniformis | Common on stony beaches. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Apomatus similis | Uncommon on stones. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Pomatoceros triqueter | Common on rocks. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Filograna implexa | Common on pebbles and shells. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Protula tubularia | Fairly common on rocks, stones and shells. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Dexiospira pagenstecheri | Uncommon. |
Worm, Bristle (Green-Leaf) | Eulalia viridis | Unknown status. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Spirorbis borealis | Common on seaweeds, shells and rocks. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Spirorbis spirobis | A tubeworm. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Spirobranchus triquester | A tubeworm. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Laeospira rupestris | Rare. |
Worm, Bristle sp. | Laeospira corallinae | Very local on Corallina. |
Worm, Bristle (Sand Mason) | Lanice conchilega | Locally common. |
Worm, Honeycomb | Sabellaria alveolata | Locally common. Large reef off Minehead. |
Worm, Honeycomb sp. | Saballaria spinulosa | Uncommon. |
Worm, King Rag | Neanthes virens | Frequent in sand or shallow water. |
Worm, Parasitic | Myzostoma cirriferum | Rare. |
Worm, Rag | Neanthes diversicolor | Frequent in sand or mud. |
Worm, Rag sp. | Neanthes irrorata | Rare. |
Worm, Rag sp. | Neris pelagica | Common. Under stones. |
Worm, Rag sp. | Platyneris dumerilii | Uncommon. |
Worm, Ribbon sp. | Tubulanus annulatus | Very rare under stones. |
Worm, Ribbon (Bootlace worm) | Lineus longissimus | Rare. Under stones. |
Worm, Ribbon (Red) | Lineus ruber | Common under stones. |
Worm, Ribbon sp. | Emplectonema neesi | Frequent on sandy shores. |
Worm, Ribbon sp. | Oerstedia dorsalis | Uncommon under seaweeds. |
Worm, Ribbon sp. | Amphiporus lactifloreus | Uncommon under stones on lower shore. |
Worm, Round | Tylenchus fucicola | Frequent on brown seaweeds. |
Worm, Segmented | Dinophilus sp. | Frequent amongst seaweeds. |
Wrinkled Rock Borer | Hiatella arctica | Fairly common. |
SECTION TWO: MARINE ALGAE (SEAWEEDS). | ||
Green Marine Algae | Bryopsis plumosa | Ex Watson's 1950s List. |
Green Marine Algae | Chaetomorpha aerea | Ex Watson's 1950s List. |
Green Marine Algae | Chaetomorpha melagonia | Ex Watson's 1950s List. |
Green Marine Algae | Cladophora hirta | Ex Watson's 1950s List. |
Green Marine Algae | Cladophora rupestris | On rocks. |
Green Marine Algae | Cladophora utriculosa | Ex Watson's 1950s List. |
Green Marine Algae | Enteromorpha compressa | Uncommon. Brackish water, rocks and pilings. |
Green Marine Algae | Enteromorpha intestinalis | Common in brackish water. |
Green Marine Algae | Enteromorpha linza | On rocks and sometimes washed up on shore. |
Green Marine Algae | Enteromorpha prolifera | Ex Watson's 1950s List. |
Green Marine Algae | Monostroma grevillei | Uncommon. In rock pools. |
Green Marine Algae | Rhizoclonium hieroglyphicum | Ex Watson's 1950s List. |
Green Marine Algae. Sea Lettuce | Ulva lactuca | Frequent. |
Red Marine Algae | Ahnfeltia plicata | Rocks in pools. |
Red Marine Algae | Antithamnion plumula | Muddy rocks. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Apoglossum ruscifolium | Rocks, pools and seaweeds. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Brongniartella byssoides | Rocks on lower shore. |
Red Marine Algae | Calliblepharis ciliata | Rocks and rockpools. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Calliblepharis jubata | Rockpools. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Callithamnion byssoides | Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Callithamnion polyspermum | Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Callithamnion tetragonum | On other seaweeds. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Callithamnion tetricum | Rock pools.Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Callophyllis lacinata | Rocks in shallow water.Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Catenella caespitosa | Rocks on upper shore. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Ceramium acanthonotum | On rocks and shells. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Ceramium ciliatum | Littoral zone. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Ceramium circinatum | Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Ceramium deslongchampsii | Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Ceramium diaphanum | On other seaweeds. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Ceramium echionotum | Rocks and rockpools. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Ceramium flabelligerum | On other seaweeds. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Ceramium rubrum | Rocks and other seaweeds. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae. Irish Moss or Caragheen | Chondrus crispus | Frequent on stones and rocks on lower shore. |
Red Marine Algae | Corallina officinalis | In rockpools. |
Red Marine Algae | Cryptopleura ramosa | Rocks and kelp stipes. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Cystoclonium purpureum | Rocks and seaweeds on lower shore. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Delesseria sanguinea | In shallow water or occasionally washed up. |
Red Marine Algae | Dilsea carnosa (D. edulis) | On On coastal rocks |
Red Marine Algae | Dumontia incrassata | Rockpools, on pebbles etc. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Erythroglossum laciniatum | Unknown status. |
Red Marine Algae | Furcellaria fastigiata | In shallow water. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Gelidium pusillum | On rocks. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Gigartina stellata | Local. On rocks on lower shore. |
Red Marine Algae SEA MOSS | Gracilaria gracilis s.l | Combe Martin 2020 |
Red Marine Algae | Gracilaria verrucosa | Stones on middle shore. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Grateloupia dichotoma | Sandy shores. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Grateloupia filicina | Sandy shores. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Griffithsia flosculosa | On rocks in pools on lower shore. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Gymnogongrus norvegicus | Rocks on lower shore. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Halarachnion ligulatum | On stones in shallow water. |
Red Marine Algae | Hapalidium roseolum | Parasite on other seaweeds. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Heterosiphonia plumosa | Rocks in shallow water. |
Red Marine Algae | Hypoglossum hypoglossoides | Unknown status. |
Red Marine Algae | Hypoglossum woodwardii | Rocks and pools. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae (Pepper Dulse) | Osmundea pinnatifida (Laurencia pinnatifida)/ | Rocks on lower shore. |
Red Marine Algae | Lithophyllum incrustans | Unknown status. |
Red Marine Algae (Maerl) | Lithothamnion sp. | Unknown status. |
Red Marine Algae | Lomentaria articulata | Rocks and seaweeds. . |
Red Marine Algae | Lomentaria clavellosa | Rocks and seaweeds. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Melobesia corticiformis | Coralline encrusting other seaweeds. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Melobesia farinosa | Coralline encrusting other seaweeds. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Melobesia verrucata | Coralline encrusting other seaweeds. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Membranoptera alata | Rockpools and shallow water. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Mesophyllum lichenoides | Unknown status. |
Red Marine Algae | Myriogramme bonnermaisonii | On other seaweeds and rocks. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Naccaria wigghii | Stony shores. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Nitophyllum punctatum | On seaweeds in pools. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae (Dulse) | Palmaria palmata | Rocks and on kelp stems. |
Red Marine Algae | Phycodrys rubens | On rocks, kelp stipes and mussels. |
Red Marine Algae | Phyllophora crispa | Vertical rocks in shallow water. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Phyllophora membranifolia | Vertical rocks in shallow water. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Phyllophora pseudoceranoides | Unknown status. |
Red Marine Algae | Plenosporium borreri | Lower shore. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Plocamium cartilagineum | On rocks in shallow water. |
Red Marine Algae | Plumaria elegans | On shaded side of rocks. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Polyneuria gmelini | On lower shore. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Polyrides rotundus | Stones and pools on lower shore. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Polysiphonia lanosa | On other seaweeds. |
Red Marine Algae | Polysiphonia nigrescens | In rockpools. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Polysiphonia urceolata | Rocks, shells and other algae. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae. Laver | Porphyra umbilicalis | Locally common on stones on sandy beaches. |
Red Marine Algae | Rhodochorton rothii | Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Rhodomela confervoides | Rocks and seaweeds. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Rhodymenia holmesii | Unknown status. |
Red Marine Algae | Rhodymenia pseudopalmata | Unknown status. |
Red Marine Algae | Scinaia forcellata | Sublittoral, on stones. Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Schottera nicaeensis | Unknown status. |
Red Marine Algae | Spondylothamnion multifidum | Pools on lower shore.Ex Watson's List. |
Red Marine Algae | Stenogramme interrupta | Rare. Stones in sand. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae (Dabberlocks) | Alaria esculenta | Uncommon. In rock pools and shallow water. |
Brown Marine Algae | Arthrocladia villosa | On rocks and stones. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae (Knotted or Egg Wrack) | Ascophyllum nodosum | Common on upper and middle shore. |
Brown Marine Algae (Sea Lace) | Chorda filum | Uncommon. |
Brown Marine Algae | Cladostephus spongiosus | On rocks in pools. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae | Cutleria multifida | Unknown status. |
Brown Marine Algae | Cystoseira baccata | Rocks and pools on Lower shore. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae | Desmarestia aculeata | On rocks on lower shore. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae | Desmarestia ligulata | On rocks in pools. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae | Dictoyota dichotoma | Rocks and seaweeds. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae | Dictyopteris membranacea | Rocks on lower shore. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae | Dictyopteris polypodioides | Unknown status. |
Brown Marine Algae | Ectocarpus siliculosus | Rocks and stones Ex Watson's List.. |
Brown Marine Algae | Elachista fucicola | On Fucus species. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae | Fucus ceranoides | In areas of reduced salinity. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae (Toothed Wrack) | Fucus serratus | Common on rocks on lower middle shore. |
Brown Marine Algae (Spiral Wrack) | Fucus spiralis | Local on rocks on upper shore. |
Brown Marine Algae (Bladder Wrack) | Fucus vesciculosus | Common on rocks on middle shore. |
Brown Marine Algae (Sea Oak) | Halidrys siliquosa | Rocks on Middle shore. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae | Halopteris filicinas | On Rocks, seaweeds, shells on lower shore Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae (Thong Weed) | Himanthalia elongata | Unknown status. |
Brown Marine Algae (Oarweed) | Laminaria digitata | Attached to rocks on lower shore, seldom uncovered by tide but often washed up on beach. |
Brown Marine Algae (Tangle or Curvie) | Laminaria hyperborean | Unknown status. |
Brown Marine Algae (Sea Belt) | Laminaria saccharina | Frequent. Attached to rocks on lower shore. Often washed up. Also called Poor Man's Weatherglass |
Brown Marine Algae | Leathesia difformis | On other seaweeds. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae (Channelled Wrack) | Pelvetia canaliculata | Local. On rocks on upper shore. |
Brown Marine Algae | Punctaria latifolia | On rocks, stones and shells. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae | Ralfsia verrucosa | On rocks and shells. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae (Furbelows) | Saccorhiza polyschides | Frequent. On rocks on the lower shore. |
Brown Marine Algae | Sphacelaria spp. | Often on other algae. |
Brown Marine Algae | Taonia atomaria | Rocks and stones. Ex Watson's List. |
Brown Marine Algae | Zanardinia typus | Unknown status. |
Micro Moths
Micro Moths are listed alphabetically by scientific name as there are very few common names for Micro Moths. The food plants for Micro Moths are included where known. Updated to September 2024 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 50 Pt. 2.WATER VENEER | Acentria ephemerella | Common on submerged aquatic plants. |
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LESSER WAX MOTH | Achroia grisella | Rare (or under recorded) in bee hives. |
a micro moth | Acleris aspersana | Fairly common on Potentilla and Fragaria |
a micro moth | Acleris bergmanniana | Fairly common on roses. |
a micro moth | Acleris boscana | Fairly common on elms. |
a micro moth | Acleris caledoniana | Rare. On whortleberry. |
a micro moth | Acleris comariana | On strawberry. |
a micro moth | Acleris cristana | Rare. On Prunus and hawthorn. |
a micro moth | Acleris emargana | Uncommon. On willows and poplars. |
a micro moth | Acleris ferrugana | Fairly common on oaks. |
a micro moth | Acleris forsskaleana | Very common on Field Maple. |
a micro moth | Acleris hastiana | Rare. On willows. |
a micro moth | Acleris holmiana | Rare. On Prunus and Apple trees. |
a micro moth | Acleris hyemana | Fairly common on heathers. |
a micro moth | Acleris kochiella | Alcombe, 2020 |
a micro moth | Acleris laterana | Very common on various shrubs. |
a micro moth | Acleris literana | Rare. On oaks. |
a micro moth | Acleris notana | Common on birches. |
RHOMBOID TORTRIX | Acleris rhombana | Very common on many shrubs. |
a micro moth | Acleris sparsana | Common on beech and sycamore. |
GARDEN ROSE TORTRIX | Acleris variegana | Common on roses. |
a micro moth | Acrobasis consociella | Uncommon. On oaks. |
a micro moth | Acrobasis repandana | Uncommon. On oaks. |
a micro moth | Acrocercops brongniardella | Common on oaks. |
a micro moth | Acrolepia autumnitella | Larval mine on Woody Nightshade. |
a micro moth | Adela croesella | Single record probably from privet. |
a micro moth | Adela fibulella | On germander speedwell. |
a micro moth | Adela reaumurella | Very common in swarms around bushes |
a micro moth | Adela rufimitrella | Uncommon on Hedge Garlic |
The Forester | Adscita statices | An unconfirmed record from Devon |
a micro moth | Aethes cnicana | On thistle flowers. |
a micro moth | Aethes rubigana | Common on Burdock. |
a micro moth | Agapeta hamana | Abundant on thistles (Carduus sp_ |
a micro moth | Agapeta zoegana | Rare. On Knapweed. |
a micro moth | Aglossa pinguinalis | Rare. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix alstromeriana | Rare. On Hemlock. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix angelicella | Occasional on Angelica or Hogweed. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix arenella | Very common on Knapweed and Burdocks, etc. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix assimilella | Rare on Broom. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix carduella | On thistle or burdock but no recent records. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix ciliella | On Hogweed and Angelica but no recent records. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix conterminella | Local on willows. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix heracliana | Abundant on Umbelliferae. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix nervosa | Common on gorse and broom. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix ocellana | Fairly common on willows. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix propinquella | Uncommon on thistle. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix scopariella | Rare on Broom. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix subpropinquella | Fairly common on thistles. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix ulicetella | Fairly common on gorse. |
a micro moth | Agonopterix yeatiana | |
a micro moth | Agriphila geniculea | Very common on various grasses. |
a micro moth | Agriphila inquinatella | Very common on various grasses. |
a micro moth | Agriphila latistria | Rare. On grasses. |
a micro moth | Agriphila selasella | Uncommon on various grasses. |
a micro moth | Agriphila straminella | Abundant on various grasses. |
a micro moth | Agriphila tristella | Abundant on various grasses. |
a micro moth | Alabonia geoffrelia | Fairly common in decayed wood. |
a micro moth | Aleimma loefingiana | Very common on oaks and maples. |
TWENTY-PLUME MOTH | Alucita hexadactyla | Very common on Honeysuckle. |
a micro moth | Amblyptilia acanthadactyla | Rare. On Hedge Woundwort. |
a micro moth | Amblyptilia puncridactyla | Very common. On several herbaceous plants. |
a micro moth | Anacampsis populella | Uncommon. On willows and poplars. |
a micro moth | Anania fuscalis | Food plants:cow-wheat & Yellow Rattle |
a micro moth | Anania perlucidalis | Bratton 2019 and 2020 |
a micro moth | Anarsia spartiella | Fairly common on gorse. |
a micro moth | Ancylis mitterbacheriana | Rare. On oak and beech. |
a micro moth | Ancylis myrtilliana | Fairly common on Whortleberry. |
a micro moth | Ancylis subarcuana | Very local on Creeping Willow. |
a micro moth | Ancylosis oblitella | Rare. On saltmarsh Chenopodium. |
a micro moth | Anerastia lotella | Rare. On grasses. |
a micro moth | Anthophila fabriciana | Abundant on nettles. |
a micro moth | Antispila metallella | Very rare on dogwood. |
a micro moth | Antispila petryi | Very common on dogwood. |
TIMOTHY TORTRIX | Aphelia paleana | Uncommon. On various grasses. |
a micro moth | Aphelia unitana | Rare. On hogweed, bramble, etc. |
BILBERRY TORTRIX | Aphelia viburnana | Common on heathers, and whortleberry |
BEE MOTH | Aphomia sociella | Very common in nests of wasps and bumble bees. Comes to light. |
a micro moth | Apomylois bistriatella | Rare. Notable. |
a micro moth | Apotomis betuletana | Very common on birches. |
a micro moth | Apotomis sauciana sauciana | Rare. On whortleberry. |
a micro moth | Apotomis turbidana | Fairly common on birches. |
a micro moth | Aproaerema anthyllidella | Rare. On clovers. |
LARGE FRUIT-TREE TORTRIX | Archips podana | Abundant on various trees and shrubs. |
ROSE TORTRIX | Archips rosana | Rare. On various fruit and other trees. |
VARIEGATED GOLDEN TORTRIX | Archips xylosteana | Very common on various trees and shrubs. |
a micro moth | Argolamprotes micella | Rare on brambles. |
a micro moth | Argyresthia albistria | Verycommon on blackthorn. |
a micro moth | Argyresthia bonnetella | Very common on hawthorn |
a micro moth | Argyresthia brockeela | Very common on birch and alder. |
a micro moth | Argyresthia conjugella | Very common on rowan. |
a micro moth | Argyresthia curvella | Fairly common on apple trees. |
a micro moth | Argyresthia dilectella | Rare. |
a micro moth | Argyresthia glaucinella | Uncommon in oak bark |
a micro moth | Argyresthia goedartella | Abundant on birch and alder. |
a micro moth | Argyresthia laevigatella | Uncommon on larches. |
a micro moth | Argyresthia pruniella | Single record on Prunus cerasus. |
a micro moth | Argyresthia retinella | Very common on birches. |
a micro moth | Argyresthia semifusca | Fairly common on Hawthorn or Sorbus. |
a micro moth | Argyresthia semitestacella | Fairly common on beech. |
a micro moth | Argyresthia sorbiella | On rowan. No recent records. |
a micro moth | Argyresthia spinosella | Uncommon on blackthorn. |
a micro moth | Argyrotaenia ljungiana | Rare. On heathers or whortleberry. |
a micro moth | Aristotelia ericinella | On Heather. Uncommon. |
a micro moth | Aroga velocella | One record on sorrel. |
a micro moth | Aspilapteryx tringipennella | Common on Ribwort Plantain. |
a micro moth | Assara terebrella | Rare. On Norway Spruce. |
a micro moth | Athrips mouffetella | Single record on honeysuckle. |
a micro moth | Bactra furfurana | Very local on Common Spike-rush. |
a micro moth | Bactra lancealana | Abundant on rushes. |
a micro moth | Bactra robustana | Very local on Sea Clubrush. |
a micro moth | Batia lambdella | In dead wood, especially gorse. Common. |
a micro moth | Batia lunaris | Fairly common under dead bark |
a micro moth | Batia unitella | Fairly common under decaying bark. |
a micro moth | Batrachedra praeangusta | Uncommon. On willows and poplars. |
a micro moth | Bedellia somnulentella | Common in some years on Convolvulus and Bindweed. |
a clearwing moth | Bembecia muscaeformis | In cushions of Thrift.Very Rare. |
a micro moth | Biselachista albidella | Rare. |
a micro moth | Biselachista trapeziella | Uncommon on woodrushes. |
a micro moth | Biston betularia | Both f. betularia and insularia are scarce. |
a micro moth | Blastobasis lignea | In leaves and in conifers. Very common |
a micro moth | Blastodacna atra | Uncommon on apple trees. |
a micro moth | Blastodacna hellerella | On hawthorn berries. Common |
a micro moth | Bohemannia pulverosella | On apple cultivars. |
a micro moth | Borkhausenia fuscescens | Common on decaying leaves. |
a micro moth | Brachmia blandella | Fairly common on gorse. |
a micro moth | Bryotropha affinis | Common on mosses. |
a micro moth | Bryotropha desertella | Rare. |
a micro moth | Bryotropha domestica | Uncommon. On mosses. |
a micro moth | Bryotropha senectella | Common on mosses. |
a micro moth | Bryotropha similis | Scarce. On mosses. |
a micro moth | Bryotropha terrella | Common on grasses. |
a micro moth | Bucculatrix albedinella | Fairly common on elm |
a micro moth | Bucculatrix bechsteinella | On hawthorn. |
a micro moth | Bucculatrix cidarella | On alder |
a micro moth | Bucculatrix demaryella | On birch and hazel. |
a micro moth | Bucculatrix maritima | Local on Sea Aster. |
a micro moth | Bucculatrix thoracella | Rare. Mines on lime leaves. |
a micro moth | Bucculatrix ulmella | On oaks. |
CARNATION TORTRIX | Cacoecimorpha pronubana | Common on many plants. |
a micro moth | Callisto denticulella | Fairly common on apple trees. |
a micro moth | Calomotropha paludella | Rare. |
a micro moth | Caloptilia populetorum | Rare |
a micro moth | Caloptilia alchimiella | Fairly common on oaks. |
a micro moth | Caloptilia betulicola | Common on birch. |
a micro moth | Caloptilia cuculipennella | On privet. |
a micro moth | Caloptilia elongella | Fairly common on alders |
a micro moth | Caloptilia leucapenella | One record on Holm Oak. |
a micro moth | Caloptilia robustella | Uncommon. On oaks. |
a micro moth | Caloptilia rufipennella | On sycamore. |
a micro moth | Caloptilia semifascia | Common on field maple. |
a micro moth | Caloptilia stigmatella | Very common on willow and poplar. |
a micro moth | Caloptilia syringella | Common on ash, privet or lilac. |
a micro moth | Calybites phasiani pennella | Rare |
a micro moth | Cameruria ohridella | Mines on Horse Chestnut. |
a micro moth | Capua vulgana | Fairly common on hornbeam. |
a micro moth | Carcina quercana | Common on oaks and other trees. |
a micro moth | Caryocolum blandella | Common on Greater Stitchwort. |
a micro moth | Caryocolum tricolorella | Common on Greater Stitchwort. |
a micro moth | Caryocolum vicinella | Rare. On Sea Campion. Notable. |
a micro moth | Caryocolum viscariella | On white campion. |
SMALL CHINA-MARK | Cataclysta lemnata | Rare. On duckweeds. |
a micro moth | Catoptria falsella | Rare. On mosses. |
a micro moth | Catoptria margaritella | Occasional on mosses. |
a micro moth | Catoptria pinella | Very common on various grasses and sedges. |
a micro moth | Cedestis gysseleniella | On Scots Pine. |
a micro moth | Cedestis subfasciella | Single record on pine. |
a micro moth | Celypha aurofasciana | In woodland |
a micro moth | Celypha cespitana | On Thrift and clovers. |
a micro moth | Celypha striana | Common on Dandelions. |
a micro moth | Chilo phragmitella | Rare. On reeds. |
a micro moth | Chionodes fumatella | On mosses. |
a micro moth | Choristoneura hebenstreitella | Rare. On oaks etc. |
a micro moth | Chrysoesthia sexguttella | On Goosefoot or Orache. |
a micro moth | Chrysoteuchia culmella | Abundant on various grasses. |
a micro moth | Clavigesta purdeyi | Uncommon. On pine. |
a micro moth | Clepsis consimilana | Very common on privet. |
a micro moth | Clepsis senecionana | Uncommon. On whortleberry. |
CYCLAMEN TORTRIX | Clepsis spectrana | Rare. On willowherbs, meadowsweet, etc. |
FLAX TORTRIX | Cnephasia asseclana | Common on herbaceous plants. |
LIGHT GREY TORTRIX | Cnephasia incertana | Common on herbaceous plants. |
a micro moth | Cnephasia longana | Wide range of plants but no recent records. |
GREY TORTRIX | Cnephasia stephensiana | Fairly common on herbaceous plants. |
a micro moth | Cochylimorpha straminea | On Knapweed. No recent records. |
a micro moth | Cochylidia implicitana | On Mayweeds and Golden-rod. |
a micro moth | Cochylis atricapitana | Fairly common on Ragwort. |
a micro moth | Cochylis dubitana | Fairly common on Ragwort, Hawksbeard, etc. |
a micro moth | Cochylis nana | Feeds on birch catkins. |
a micro moth | Cochylis nana | Uncommon. On birch catkins. |
a micro moth | Cochylis pallidana | On Sheep's-bit scabious. |
a micro moth | Coleophora adjunctella | Local on Saltmarsh Rush. |
a micro moth | Coleophora albicosta | Very common on gorse. |
a micro moth | Coleophora albitarsella | On members of the mint family. |
a micro moth | Coleophora alticolella | Very common on rushes. |
a micro moth | Coleophora anatipennella | On Blackthorn. |
a micro moth | Coleophora argentula | Rare. On Yarrow. |
a micro moth | Coleophora atriplicis | Very local on Sea Purslane. |
a micro moth | Coleophora deauratella | Rare. On red clover. |
a micro moth | Coleophora discordella | Uncommon on Common Bird's-foot-trefoil. |
a micro moth | Coleophora flavipennella | Uncommon on oak. |
a micro moth | Coleophora follicularis | Uncommon of Fleabane (Pulicaria) |
a micro moth | Coleophora frischella | On white clover. |
a micro moth | Coleophora glaucicolella | Local on Saltmarsh Rush. |
a micro moth | Coleophora gryphipennella | Common on rose spp. |
a micro moth | Coleophora ibipennella | Very rare. On oaks. |
a micro moth | Coleophora juncicolelia | Common on heathers. |
a micro moth | Coleophora laricella | Fairly common on Larch trees. |
a micro moth | Coleophora lithargyrinella | Local. On Greater Stitchwort. |
a micro moth | Coleophora lusciniaepennella | Rare. On willows. |
a micro moth | Coleophora lutipennella | Fairly common, on oak. |
a micro moth | Coleophora mayrella | Uncommon. On white clover. |
a micro moth | Coleophora obscenella | Rare. On Golden-rod. |
a micro moth | Coleophora otidipennella | Rare. On woodrushes. |
a micro moth | Coleophora peribenanderi | Uncommon on Creeping Thistle. |
a micro moth | Coleophora prunifoliae | Very local on Blackthorn |
a micro moth | Coleophora pyrrhulipennella | Uncommon. On heathers. |
a micro moth | Coleophora salicorniae | Very local on Glassworts. |
a micro moth | Coleophora serratella | On elm, alder, birch, etc. Very common |
a micro moth | Coleophora solitariella | Rare. On Greater Stitchwort. |
a micro moth | Coleophora spinella | On hawthorn, apple and Prunus. Very common |
a micro moth | Coleophora striatipennella | Uncommon on Greater Stitchwort. |
a micro moth | Coleophora sylvaticella | Rare. On Greater Woodrush. |
a micro moth | Coleophora trifolii | On Melilot or clover. Rare. |
a micro moth | Coleophora violacea | On blackthorn. |
a micro moth | Collicularia microgrammana | Rare. On Restharrow. |
a micro moth | Conobathra tumidana | On oaks. |
a micro moth | Cosmiotes freyerella | Rare. |
a micro moth | Cosmopterix orichalcea | DELETE - MISIDENTIFICATION. |
a micro moth | Cosmopterix pulchrimella | On Pellitory of the Wall |
Goat Moth | Cossus cossus | Rare |
a micro moth | Crambus lathoniellus | Abundant on various grasses. |
a micro moth | Crambus pascuella | Common on grasses especially Poa. |
a micro moth | Crambus perlella | Abundant on various grasses. The form warringtonellus is very common. |
a micro moth | Crambus pratella | Rare on various grasses. |
a micro moth | Crassa tinctella | |
a micro moth | Crocidosema plebejana | Rare. On tree mallow. |
a micro moth | Cryptoblabes bistriga | Rare. On oaks and alders. |
BOX-TREE MOTH | Cydalima perspectatus | Rare |
a micro moth | Cydia aurana | Uncommon on Hogweed. |
a micro moth | Cydia conifera | On pines. |
PLUM FRUIT MOTH | Cydia funebrana | Rare. |
a micro moth | Cydia jungiella | Uncommon. On vetches. |
PEA MOTH | Cydia nigricans | Uncommon. On vetches and garden peas |
CODLING MOTH | Cydia pomonella | Very common in apples. |
a micro moth | Cydia splendana | Common. On oaks or chestnut. |
a micro moth | Cydia succedana | Abundant on gorse and Lotus spp. |
a micro moth | Depressaria aegopodiella | Fairly common on Umbelliferae. |
a micro moth | Depressaria badiella | Rare. On Sowthistle, Catsear, etc. |
a micro moth | Depressaria chaerophylli | Uncommon on Rough Chervil. |
a micro moth | Depressaria daucella | Uncommon on Hemlock Water Dropwort. |
a micro moth | Depressaria pastinacella | Very common on hogweed. |
a micro moth | Depressaria pulcherrimella | Rare. On pignut. |
a micro moth | Depressaria ultimella | On Hemlock Water Dropwort. |
a micro moth | Diasemia reticularia | Very rare immigrant. |
a micro moth | Diasemiopsis ramburialis | Very rare immigrant. |
a micro moth | Dichomeris marginella | On garden Juniper. |
a micro moth | Dichrorampha flavidorsana | Locan. On Tansy. |
a micro moth | Dichrorampha guenecana | Rare. On Yarrow or Tansy. |
a micro moth | Dichrorampha petiverella | Common. On Yarrow. |
a micro moth | Dichrorampha plumbagana | Rare. On Yarrow. |
a micro moth | Dichrorampha simplicana | Occasional on Mugwort. |
a micro moth | Digitivalva pulicariae | Fairly common on Fleabane. (Pulicaria) |
a micro moth | Dioryctria abietella | Fairly common on Scots Pine. Also probable immigrants. |
a micro moth | Dioryctria mutatella | Rare. On Scots Pine. |
a micro moth | Dioryctria sylvestrella | |
a micro moth | Dipleurina lacustrata | Abundant on mosses on tree trunks. |
a micro moth | Diplodoma herminata | On decaying leaves and fungi. (Bagworm). |
a micro moth | Ditula angustiorana | Common on many trees and shrubs. |
a micro moth | Diurnea fagella | Common on beech and oak. |
a micro moth | Diurnea phryganella | On oak and whortleberry. Uncommon. |
a micro moth | Dolicharthria punctalis | Very local on Common Birdsfoot. |
a micro moth | Eana incanana | On bluebells. |
a micro moth | Eana osseana | Polyphagous on herbaceous plants.Rare |
a micro moth | Ebulea crocealis | Rare. On fleabanes. |
a micro moth | Ectoedemia albifasciella | Very common on oaks. |
a micro moth | Ectoedemia angulifasciella | Common on rose spp. |
a micro moth | Ectoedemia atricollis | On Apple and Hawthorn. Common. |
a micro moth | Ectoedemia heringi | Very local on oaks. |
a micro moth | Ectoedemia minimella | Rare, on birch. |
a micro moth | Ectoedemia occultella | Common on birch. |
a micro moth | Ectoedemia spinosella | Very local on Blackthorn |
a micro moth | Ectoedemia subbimaculella | Local, on oaks. |
a micro moth | Elachista albifrontella | Fairly common on Cocksfoot and Holcus grass. |
a micro moth | Elachista apicipunctella | On various grasses. Rare. |
a micro moth | Elachista argentella | Common on various grasses. |
a micro moth | Elachista atricomella | Fairly common on Cocksfoot grass. |
a micro moth | Elachista canapennella | Common on False-oat or Holcus grass |
a micro moth | Elachista gangabella | Rare on Wood False-brome |
a micro moth | Elachista luticomella | Local. |
a micro moth | Elachista megerlella | Uncommon on Wood False-brome. |
a micro moth | Elachista regificella | Uncommon on Woodrushes. |
a micro moth | Elachista rufocinerea | Common on False-oat or Holcus grass |
a micro moth | Elachista subocellea | Rare on Wood False-brome |
a micro moth | Elachista tengstromi | Mines hairy Woodrush |
a micro moth | Elachista unifasciella | Rare. On Cocksfoot grass. |
BROWN CHINA-MARK | Elophila nymphaeata | Uncommon. On pond weeds. |
a micro moth | Emmelina monodactyla | Very common on bindweeds. |
CHERRY BARK MOTH | Enarmonia formosana | Rare. On apple or Prunus spp. |
a micro moth | Endothenia ericetana | Rare. On Stachys spp. |
a micro moth | Endothenia gentianaeana | Local. On teasel heads. |
a micro moth | Endothenia quadrimaculana | Very local on Marsh Woundwort. |
a micro moth | Endotricha flammealis | Uncommon. On Marsh Birdsfoot. |
a micro moth | Endrosis sarcitrella | Abundant in bird nests and debris. |
a micro moth | Enteucha acetosae | On sorrel. |
a micro moth | Epagoge grotiana | Fairly common. On oak, hawthorn and bramble. |
a micro moth | Epermenia chaerophyllella | Fairly common on Hogweed. |
CACAO MOTH | Ephestia elutella | Rare. On stored food items. |
a micro moth | Ephestia kuehniella | In flour mills. No recent records. |
a micro moth | Ephestia parasitella | Common outdoors on dried vegetable refuse. |
a micro moth | Ephestia woodiella | Alcombe, 2020 |
a micro moth | Epiblema cirsiana | On Marsh Thistle. |
a micro moth | Epiblema cynosbatella | Very common on roses. |
a micro moth | Epiblema foenella | Rare. On Mugwort. |
a micro moth | Epiblema incarnatana | Uncommon on roses. |
a micro moth | Epiblema roborana | Very common on roses. |
a micro moth | Epiblema rosaecolana | Common on roses. |
a micro moth | Epiblema scutulana | Fairly common on Spear Thistle. |
a micro moth | Epiblema sticticana | Fairly common on Coltsfoot. |
a micro moth | Epiblema trimaculana | Uncommon on hawthorn. |
a micro moth | Epiblema uddmanniana | Very common on brambles. |
a micro moth | Epinotia abbreviana | Very common on elm. |
a micro moth | Epinotia bilunana | Common on birch. |
a micro moth | Epinotia brunnichana | Common. On birch, Hazel or Willow. |
WILLOW TORTRIX | Epinotia cruciana | Uncommon. On willows. |
a micro moth | Epinotia immundana | Very common on alder and birch. |
a micro moth | Epinotia nanana | Rare. On Spruce.. |
a micro moth | Epinotia nisella | Fairly common on willows. |
a micro moth | Epinotia ramella | Very common on birch. The form costana is almost as common. |
a micro moth | Epinotia rubiginosana | On Scots Pine. |
a micro moth | Epinotia solandriana | Very Common. On birch, Hazel or Willow |
a micro moth | Epinotia sordidana | Rare. On alder. |
a micro moth | Epinotia subocellana | Rare, on rough leaved willows. |
a micro moth | Epinotia tedella | Common on Norway Spruce. |
NUT BUD MOTH | Epinotia tenerana | Very common on hazel. |
a micro moth | Epinotia tetraquetrana | Uncommon on alder and birch. |
a micro moth | Epinotia trigonella | Rare. |
LIGHT-BROWN APPLE-MOTH | Epiphyas postvittana | Very common on various shrubs. |
a micro moth | Eriocrana salopiella | Fairly common on birch. |
a micro moth | Eriocrania haworthi | On birch. Common in Porlock area |
a micro moth | Eriocrania sangii | On birch. |
a micro moth | Eriocrania semipurpurella | Fairly common on birch. |
a micro moth | Eriocrania sparrmannella | On birch. |
a micro moth | Eriocrania subpurpurella | Common on oak. |
a micro moth | Eriocrania unimaculella | On birch. |
a micro moth | Esperia sulphurella | Very common in dead wood in hedges. |
a micro moth | Etainia decentella | On sycamore fruit. |
a micro moth | Ethmia dodecea | Records in 1994 and 2021 would appear to be wanderers as the foodplant (Gromwell) does not grow locally. Nearest known Old Cleeve area. |
a micro moth | Eucosma campoliliana | Common on Ragwort. |
a micro moth | Eucosma cana | Very common on thistles. |
a micro moth | Eucosma obumbratana | Local. Perenniel Sowthistle. |
a micro moth | Eucosma tripoliana | Rare on Sea Aster. |
a micro moth | Eudemis profundana | Very common on oaks. |
a micro moth | Eudonia angustea | Very common on wall mosses. |
a micro moth | Eudonia mercurella | Very common on mosses. |
a micro moth | Eudonia murana | On various mosses. |
a micro moth | Eudonia truncicolella | Very common on ground growing mosses |
a micro moth | Eulamprotes atrella | Fairly common on St. John's Wort. |
a micro moth | Eulamprotes unicolorella | Among Common Bird'sfoot trefoil. |
a micro moth | Eulia ministrana | Bred once from larva on birch. |
a micro moth | Eupoecilis angustana | Common on herbaceous plants. |
SMALL MAGPIE | Eurrhypara hortulata | Very common. On nettles. |
a micro moth | Euzophera cinerosella | Rare. On Wormwood. |
a micro moth | Euzophera pinguis | Common. Under ash bark. |
GARDEN PEBBLE | Evergestis forficalis | Very common on various Cruciferae. |
a micro moth | Evergestis pallidata | Rare. On Cruciferae. |
a micro moth | Exoteleia dodecella | Single record on Scots Pine. Devon. |
a micro moth | Fomoria septembrella | Fairly common on Hypericum spp. |
a micro moth | Galleria mellonella | In bee hives. |
a micro moth | Glyphipterix equitella | On Biting Stonecrop. |
a micro moth | Glyphipterix fuscoviridella | Fairly common on Field Woodrush. |
a micro moth | Glyphipterix simpliciella | Common on Cocksfoot grass. |
a micro moth | Glyphipterix thrasonella | Abundant on rushes. |
a micro moth | Gypsonoma aceriana | Rare on poplar. |
a micro moth | Gypsonoma dealbana | Common on hawthorn. |
MARBLED ORCHARD TORTRIX | Hedya dimidioalba | Abundant on Hawthorn and Prunus sp. |
a micro moth | Hedya ochroleucana | Fairly common on roses or apples. |
PLUM TORTRIX | Hedya pruniana | Very common on blackthorn. |
a micro moth | Hedya salicella | On Willows or poplars but no recent records. |
a micro moth | Heliozela hammoniella | Rare on birches. |
a micro moth | Heliozela resplendella | Uncommon on alder. |
a micro moth | Heliozela sericiella | Uncommon. Beneath oak bark. |
Map-winged Swift | Hepialus fusconebulosa | A beautifully marked moth. Uncommon |
Gold Swift | Hepialus hecta | Uncommon. |
Ghost Moth | Hepialus humuli | Uncommon. |
Common Swift | Hepialus lupulinus | Common. |
Orange Swift | Hepialus sylvina | Uncommon. |
a micro moth | Hofmannophila pseudospretella | Abundant in debris, often in houses. |
a micro moth | Homoeosoma nebulella | Rare. On thistles or Ragwort. |
a micro moth | Homoeosoma sinuella | Local. On plantains. |
a micro moth | Hypatima rhomboidella | Common on birch and hazel. |
a micro moth | Hypochalcia shenella | Single record only. Possibly from Helianthemum or other food plant. |
GOLD TRIANGLE | Hypsopygia costalis | Abundant on hay. |
a micro moth | Incurvaria masculella | Common on hawthorn. |
a micro moth | Incurvaria oehlmanniella | Uncommon on Whortleberry |
a micro moth | Incurvaria pectinea | Fairly common on birch and hazel |
a micro moth | Incurvaria praelatella | Rare on wild strawberry. |
a micro moth | Infurcitinea argentimaculelia | On lichens |
RASPBERRY MOTH | Lampronia corticella | On raspberry. |
a micro moth | Lampronia fuscatella | In galls on birch twigs. RDB3 |
a micro moth | Lampronia luzella | Flies by day. |
CINEROUS PEARL | Lampronia morose | Rare |
a micro moth | Lampronia rubeiella | Very local on raspberry. |
a micro moth | Lathronympha strigana | Rare. On Common St. John's Wort. |
a micro moth | Leioptilus osteodactylus | Rare. On Golden-rod or Ragwort. |
a micro moth | Leioptilus tephradactyla | Rare. On Golden-rod. |
a micro moth | Leucoptera laburnella | Locally common on Laburnum. |
a micro moth | Leucoptera malifoliella | Locally common on Hawthorn. |
a micro moth | Limnaecia phragmitella | On bulrush but no recent records. |
a micro moth | Lobesia abscisana | Rare. On Creeping Thistle. |
a micro moth | Lobesia littoralis | Rare. On Thrift. |
a micro moth | Lozotaenia forsterana | Very common on ivy and honeysuckle. |
a micro moth | Lozotaeniodes formosanus | Common. On Scots Pine. |
a micro moth | Luffia ferchaultella | On lichens. (Bagworm). |
a micro moth | Lyonetia clerkella | On various shrubby plants. Common on the lower ground. |
a micro moth | Marasmarcha lunaedactyla | Very local. On Restharrow. |
a micro moth | Mecyna asinalis | Local. On Madder. |
a micro moth | Metriostola betulae | Rare. On birch. |
a micro moth | Metriotes lutarea | Local, on Greater stitchwort |
a micro moth | Micropterix aureatella | Feeds on sedge pollens. |
a micro moth | Micropterix tunbergella | Feeds on Hawthorn pollen |
a micro moth | Micropteryx aruncella | Feeds on Hawthorn pollen |
a micro moth | Micropteryx calthelia | Uncommon on various flowers. |
a micro moth | Mirificarma mulinella | Very common on gorse. |
a micro moth | Mompha conturbatella | Rare. On Rosebay. |
a micro moth | Mompha epilobiella | Common on Greater Willowherb. |
a micro moth | Mompha lacteella | Uncommon on Greater Willowherb. |
a micro moth | Mompha langiella | Very common on Enchanters Nightshade and Willowherbs. |
a micro moth | Mompha locupletella | Rare. |
a micro moth | Mompha propinquella | Uncommon. On willowherbs. |
a micro moth | Mompha raschkiella | Common on Rosebay. |
a micro moth | Mompha subbistrigella | Fairly common on Broad-leaved Willowherb. |
a micro moth | Mompha terminella | Local on Enchanters Nightshade. |
a micro moth | Monochroa cytisella | Alcombe, 2020 |
a micro moth | Monochroa palustrella | Single record on Curled Dock. |
a micro moth | Monochroa tenebrella | Fairly common on Sorrel. |
a micro moth | Monopis crocicapitella | In bird nests, etc. |
a micro moth | Monopis laevigella | Common in bird nests, etc. |
a micro moth | Monopis obviella | Fairly common in bird nests or animal refuse. |
a micro moth | Monopis weaverella | Fairly common in bird nests and carcases |
a micro moth | Mutuuraia terrealis | Rare. On Golden-rod. |
a micro moth | Myeolus cribrella | Common on thistles. |
a micro moth | Narycia monilifera | Fairly common on lichens. (Bagworm). |
a micro moth | Nemapogon clematella | Uncommon in dead wood or fungi. |
Cork Moth | Nemapogon cloacella | Fairly common on bracket fungi. |
a micro moth | Nemapogon ruricolella | In dead wood or fungi. |
a micro moth | Nematopogon metaxella | On dead leaves and growing plants. |
a micro moth | Nematopogon schwarziellus | Common in woodland. |
a micro moth | Nematopogon swammerdamella | Common in open woodland. |
a micro moth | Nemophora degeerella | Fairly common in woodland. |
a micro moth | Neofaculta ericetella | Abundant on heather. |
a micro moth | Nephopterix angustella | Rare |
a micro moth | Neosphaleroptera nubilana | Rare. |
Brown Dotted Clothes Moth | Niditinea fuscella | in houses. |
a micro moth | Niditinea striolella | in bird nests. |
a micro moth | Nomophila noctuella | Common immigrant. |
a micro moth | Numonia advenella | Fairly common. On Hawthorn and Rowan. |
a micro moth | Numonia marmorea | Rare. On Blackthorn, Hawthorn or Rowan. |
a micro moth | Numonia suavella | Rare. On Hawthorn or Prunus. |
a micro moth | Ochsenheimeria mediopectinellus | Local on various grasses. |
a micro moth | Ochsenheimeria urella | Local on various grasses. |
a micro moth | Ochsenheimeria vacculella | On various grasses. Scarce. |
a micro moth | Ochnerostoma friesei | On pines. |
a micro moth | Ochnerostoma piniariella | On Scots Pine. |
a micro moth | Oegoconia quadripuncta | Rare. On decaying vegetation. |
a micro moth | Olethreutes arcuella | On decaying leaves on the ground. |
a micro moth | Olethreutes bifasciana | Fairly common on pines. |
a micro moth | Olethreutes lacunana | Abundant on various plants. |
a micro moth | Olethreutes rivulana | Rare. On meadow-sweet. |
a micro moth | Olindia schumacherana | Fairly common on Lesser Celandine. |
a micro moth | Oncocera semirubella | Rare. |
a micro moth | Orthopygia glaucinalis | Fairly common on dead and decaying vegetable matter. |
a micro moth | Orthotaelia sparganella | On Bur-reed. No recent records. |
a micro moth | Orthotaenia undulana | Very common. On honeysuckle and birch, etc. |
EUROPEAN CORN-BORER | Ostrinia nubilatus | Rare. On Mugwort. |
SCARCE OLIVE-TREE PEARL | Palpita unionalis | Rare immigrant. Recorded l973 & 1994. |
a micro moth | Paltodora cytisella | Common on bracken. |
a micro moth | Pammene albuginana | Rare. On oak. |
a micro moth | Pammene aurantiana | Fairly common on sycamore. |
SYCAMORE PIERCER | Pammene aurita | On sycamore. |
a micro moth | Pammene fasciana | Fairly common on oak and chestnut. |
a micro moth | Pammene germmana | Posibly in fruits of plum or in oak shoots. |
a micro moth | Pammene regiana | Rare. In seeds of sycamore and maple. |
FRUITLET MINING TORTRIX | Pammene rhediella | Fairly common on hawthorn. |
a micro moth | Pammene splendidulana | Rare. First Exmoor record 2003. |
BARRED FRUIT-TREE TORTRIX | Pandermis cerasana | Abundant on various fruit trees. |
a micro moth | Pandermis cinnamomeana | On various trees and shrubs. |
CHEQUERED FRUIT TORTRIX | Pandermis corylana | Abundant on Hazel, oaks, etc. |
DARK FRUIT-TREE TORTRIX | Pandermis heparana | Very common on various trees and shrubs. |
a micro moth | Panornix anglicella | Abundant on hawthorn. |
a micro moth | Panornix betulae | Fairly common on birch seedlings. |
a micro moth | Panornix devoniella | Abundant on hazel. |
a micro moth | Panornix finitimella | Uncommon on Prunus spp. |
a micro moth | Panornix scoticella | on rowan. |
a micro moth | Panornix torquillella | Very common on blackthorn. |
a micro moth | Paraswammerdamia albicapitella | Rare. On blackthorn. |
a micro moth | Paraswammerdamia lutarea | Uncommon. On hawthorn or sorbus. |
a micro moth | Pediasia aridella | Rare. On saltmarsh grass. |
a micro moth | Pediasia contaminella | Rare. On Sheep's fescue. |
a micro moth | Pempelia formosa | Rare. On elm. |
a micro moth | Pempelia palumbella | Common on heathers. |
a micro moth | Pempeliella diluta | Rare. On Thyme. |
a micro moth | Perinephela lancealis | Common on Hemp-nettle. |
a micro moth | Perittia obscurepunctella | On honeysuckle but no recent records. |
a micro moth | Phalonida givicomana | On Wall Lettuce or Nipplewort. No recent records. |
a micro moth | Phalonidia affinitana | Local on Sea aster. |
a micro moth | Phaulernia dentella | On Rough Chervil. |
a micro moth | Philedone gerningana | Rare. On whortleberry, tormentil, etc. |
a micro moth | Philereme vetulata | Rare. |
a micro moth | Phlyctaenia coronata | Fairly common on elder. |
a micro moth | Phlyctaenia stachydalis | Rare. On woundworts. |
a micro moth | Phtheochroa inopiana | Uncommon on Fleabane (Pulicaria) |
ROUGH-WINGED CONCH | Phtheochroa rugosana | Very rare. |
a micro moth | Phycita roborella | Very common. On oaks and apples. |
a micro moth | Phycitodes binaevella | Fairly common on Spear Thistle. |
a micro moth | Phycitodes maritima | Rare. On Ragwort, Tansy and Yarrow. |
a micro moth | Phycitodes saxicola | Very Rare. On Ragwort and Tansy. |
a micro moth | Phyllocnistis unipunctella | Fairly common on poplars. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter acerifoliella | Common on field maple. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter anderidae | Local on birch seedlings. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter blancardella | Common on apple trees. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter cavella | On birch. Rare |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter cerasicolella | On cherry and Prunus cerasus. Rare. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter coryli | Abundant on hazel. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter corylifoliella | Common on Hawthorn and Sorbus. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter cydoniella | Rare. On cydonia, apple and pear. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter dubitella | Local on goat willow. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter emberizaepenella | On honeysuckles and snowberry. Local |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter froelichiella | Uncommon on alders. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter geniculella | Fairly common on sycamore. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter harrisella | Common on oaks. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter heegeriella | Fairly common on oaks. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter hilarella | On willows.Local. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter insignitella | On white clover. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter kleemannella | Common on alder. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter lautella | Uncommon on oaks, especially seedlings. |
FIRE-THORN LEAF MINER | Phyllonorycter leucographella | Scarce. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter maestingella | On beech, including high moorland hedgerows. Abundant. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter mespilella | On Sorbus. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter messaniella | Abundant, chiefly on Holm oak. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter nicellii | Common on hazel. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter nigrescentella | Local on Bush vetch. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter platanoidella | Very rare on Norway Maple. Nb. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter quercifoliella | Abundant on oaks. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter quinnata | Rare on hornbeam. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter quinqueguttella | Very local on Creeping Willow. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter rajella | Abundant on alder. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter salicicolella | Common on willows. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter schreberella | Very common on elms. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter sorbi | Abundant on rowan. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter spinicolella | Very common on Prunus spp. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter stettinensis | Fairly common on alders |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter trifasciella | On honeysuckle and Leycesteria. Common. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter tristrigella | Fairly common on elm, especially Wych Elm. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter ulicicolella | Rare on gorse. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter ulmifoliella | Abundant on birch. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycter viminiella | Abundant on willows bred from both rough and smooth leaved Salix. |
a micro moth | Phyllonorycteroxyacanthae | Abundant on hawthorn. |
a micro moth | Phylloporia bistrigella | Common on birch. |
a micro moth | Platyedra subcinerea | An old record only, on Crab apple. |
a micro moth | Platyptilia calodactyla | Rare. On Golden-rod. |
a micro moth | Platyptilia gonodactyla | Rare. On coltsfoot. |
a micro moth | Platyptilia pallidactyla | Common on Yarrow. |
a micro moth | Platytes alpinella | On Tortula ruraliformis moss. |
a micro moth | Platytes cerussella | Local. On various grasses. |
a micro moth | Pleuroptya ruralis | Abundant on nettles. |
Indian Meal Moth | Plodia interpunctella | Emerged from bird food |
DIAMOND BACK MOTH | Plutella xylostella | Abundant on Crucifers. |
ASH BUD MOTH | Prays fraxinella | Common on ash. f. rustica is rare. |
Dark Ash-bud Moth | Prays ruficeps | A recent split from Ash-bud Moth |
a micro moth | Pseudargyrotoza conwagana | Very common on Ash. |
a micro moth | Pseudatemelia flavifrontella | Rare on decaying leaves. |
a micro moth | Pseudatemelia josephinae | Uncommon on decaying leaves. |
a micro moth | Pseudatemelia subochreella | Fairly common on decaying leaves, etc. |
a micro moth | Pseudopostega crepusclellia | Rare. |
a micro moth | Pseudoswammerdamia combinella | Very common on blackthorn. |
a micro moth | Psyche casta | Fairly common on grasses and lichens (Bagworm) |
a micro moth | Psychoides filicivora | Very common on various ferns. |
a micro moth | Psychoides verhuella | Fairly common on various ferns. |
a micro moth | Pterophorus pentadactyla | Very common on bindweeds. |
a micro moth | Ptocheuusa paupella | On fleabane. (Pulicaria) |
a micro moth | Ptycholoma lecheana | Rare. On various trees and shrubs. |
a micro moth | Ptycholomoides aeriferanus | Uncommon. On larch. |
a micro moth | Pyla fusca | Common on heathers and whortleberry. |
MEAL MOTH | Pyralis farinalis | Sometimes common in grainstores barns and flour mills but seldom seen at large. Single specimen at light taken 1987. |
a micro moth | Pyrausta aurata | Local. On various plants in Mint family. |
a micro moth | Pyrausta cespitalis | Fairly common on plantains |
a micro moth | Pyrausta cingulata | Very rare. On Thyme and Salvia. |
a micro moth | Pyrausta purpuralis | Uncommon on Water Mint and Thyme. |
a micro moth | Recurvaria leucatella | On Hawthorn or apple trees. |
a micro moth | Rhophobota myrtillana | On Whortleberry. |
HOLLY TORTRIX | Rhopobota naevana | Common. On Holly. |
PINE SHOOT MOTH | Rhyacionia buoliana | Rare. On pine. |
a micro moth | Rhyacionia pinicolana | Rare. On Scots Pine. |
SPOTTED SHOOT MOTH | Rhyacionia pinivorana | Uncommon on Scots Pine. |
a micro moth | Roesterstammia erxlebella | Occasional on birch or lime. |
a micro moth | Schiffermuelleria grandis | Very local in dead wood. |
a micro moth | Schiffermuelleria subaquilea | Rare. On moorland. |
a micro moth | Schreckensteinia festaliella | Uncommon, on brambles. |
a micro moth | Scoparia ambigualis | Abundant. Possibly on mosses. |
a micro moth | Scoparia ancipitella | Rare. Possibly on tree lichens. |
a micro moth | Scoparia basistrigalis | Probably on mosses. |
a micro moth | Scoparia subfusca | Rare. On Coltsfoot or Oxtongue. |
a micro moth | Scrobipalpa acuminatella | Rare on thistles. |
a micro moth | Scrobipalpa costella | Fairly common on Woody Nightshade |
a micro moth | Scrobipalpa instabilella | Mines on Sea Purslane |
a micro moth | Scrobipalpa nitentella | Rare. On Chenopodium or Suaeda |
a micro moth | Scrobipalpa oceliatella | Rare. On beet. |
a micro moth | Scrobipalpa salinella | Rare. |
a micro moth | Scrobipalpa samadensis | Rare. On Buck's-horn Plantain. |
a micro moth | em>Syncopacma taenioiella | Coastal slopes. Devon. |
a micro moth | Scythris grandipennis | Rare. On gorse. |
a micro moth | Scythropia crataegella | Fairly common on Hawthorn and Cotoneaster |
a micro moth | Semioscopis avellanella | Rare. On birch. |
a micro moth | Semioscopis steinkellneriana | Local. |
a clearwing moth | Sesia bembeciformis` | In trunks of goat willow. Very Rare. |
a micro moth | Sophronia semicostella | Rare. On Sweet Vernal Grass. |
a micro moth | Sparganothis pilleriana | Rare. On many herbaceous plants. |
a micro moth | Spatalistis bifasciana | Treetops but comes to light |
a micro moth | Spilonota laricina | Among larch trees |
BUD MOTH | Spilonota ocellana | Very common on Rosaceous shrubs. |
a micro moth | Stathmopoda pedella | In alder fruits. No recent records. |
a micro moth | Stenolechia gemmella | Rare. |
a micro moth | Stenoptilia pterodactyla | Fairly common on Germander Speedwell. |
a micro moth | Stenoptilia zophodactylus | Rare. On Centaury. |
a micro moth | Stigmella alnetella | Very common on alders |
a micro moth | Stigmella anomalella | Common on rose spp. |
a micro moth | Stigmella atricapitella | Common on oaks. |
a micro moth | Stigmella aurella | Abundant on brambles. |
a micro moth | Stigmella auromarginella | Porlock, 1990. |
a micro moth | Stigmella basiguttella | On oak. |
a micro moth | Stigmella betulicola | Local on birch seedlings. |
a micro moth | Stigmella centifoliella | Very local on rose spp. |
a micro moth | Stigmella confusella | Very common on birches |
a micro moth | Stigmella continuella | Uncommon on birch. |
a micro moth | Stigmella crataegella | Very common on hawthorn |
a micro moth | Stigmella dulcella | Very common on Wild strawberry. |
a micro moth | Stigmella floslactella | Abundant on hazels. |
a micro moth | Stigmella fragariella | Uncommon. On bramble, strawberry and Agrimony |
a micro moth | Stigmella glutinosae | Fairly common on alders |
a micro moth | Stigmella hemargyrella | Very common on beech. |
a micro moth | Stigmella hybnerella | Very common on hawthorn |
a micro moth | Stigmella incognitelia | Local on apple. |
a micro moth | Stigmella lapponica | Very common on birches |
a micro moth | Stigmella luteela | Fairly common on birches. |
a micro moth | Stigmella magdalenae | Very common on rowan. |
a micro moth | Stigmella malella | Uncommon on apple. |
a micro moth | Stigmella marginicolella | Very common on elm. |
a micro moth | Stigmella microtheriella | Abundant on hazels and hornbeam. |
a micro moth | Stigmella minusculella | Very rare on pear tree |
a micro moth | Stigmella myrtilella | Uncommon on Whortleberry |
a micro moth | Stigmella nylandriella | Very common on rowan. |
a micro moth | Stigmella obliquella | Fairly common on smooth leaved willow |
a micro moth | Stigmella oxyacanthella | Fairly common on Hawthorn, Apple and Sorbus spp. |
a micro moth | Stigmella paradoxa | A single mine on this scarce species found on hawthorn, Woodcock Gardens, 1994. |
a micro moth | Stigmella perpygmaeelia | Common on hawthorn. |
a micro moth | Stigmella plagiocolella | Very common on blackthorn. |
a micro moth | Stigmella prunetorum | Very local on Blackthorn |
a micro moth | Stigmella regiella | On Hawthorn. |
a micro moth | Stigmella roborella | on oak |
a micro moth | Stigmella ruficapitella | Very common on oaks. |
a micro moth | Stigmella sakhalinella | On birch |
a micro moth | Stigmella salicis | Very common on willows. |
a micro moth | Stigmella samiatella | Rare |
a micro moth | Stigmella sorbi | Uncommon on rowan. |
a micro moth | Stigmella speciosa | Fairly common on sycamore. |
a micro moth | Stigmella splendidissimella | Very common on bramble. |
a micro moth | Stigmella suberivora | Fairly common on oaks. |
a micro moth | Stigmella svenssoni | on oak |
a micro moth | Stigmella tityrella | Very common on beech. |
a micro moth | Stigmella trimaculella | Fairly common on poplars. |
a micro moth | Stigmella ulmivora | Uncommon, on elms. |
a micro moth | Stigmella viserella | Fairly common on elm |
a micro moth | Strophedra nitidana | On oak. |
a micro moth | Strophedra weirana | Fairly common on beech. |
a micro moth | Swammerdamia caesiella | Uncommon, on birch. |
a micro moth | Swammerdamia pyrella | Uncommon. On hawthorn and apple. |
a clearwing moth | Synanthedon tipuliformis | In the wood of current spp.Very Rare |
YELLOW-LEGGED CLEARWING | Synanthedon vespiformis | Scarce. |
a micro moth | Synaphe punctalis | Rare. On Hypnum cupressiforme moss. |
a micro moth | Syncopacma taeniolella | Coastal slopes. Devon. |
a micro moth | Syndemis musculana | Very common on birch and oak. |
a micro moth | Tachystola acroxantha | Local. Among leaf litter. |
a micro moth | Taleporia tubulosa | On decaying leaves and lichens. (Bagworm). |
a micro moth | Tebenna micalis | On Pulicaria fleabane. |
a micro moth | Telechrysis tripuncta | Rare. Probably in dead wood. |
a micro moth | Teleiodes decorella | Fairly common on oaks. |
a micro moth | Teleiodes fugitivella | Rare on elms. |
a micro moth | Teleiodes luculella | On oaks. |
a micro moth | Teleiodes notatella | On Goat Willow. |
a micro moth | Teleiodes proximella | On birch or alder. |
a micro moth | Teleiodes scriptella | On Field Maple. |
a micro moth | Teleiodes vulgella | On Hawthorn or Blackthorn. |
a micro moth | Teleiopsis diffinis | Fairly common on Sorrel. |
a micro moth | Tinea columbariella | In bird nests, Notable. |
a micro moth | Tinea dubiella | Rare. |
a micro moth | Tinea pallescentella | In a variety of animal refuse. |
a micro moth | Tinea pellionella | In bird nests and houses. |
a micro moth | Tinea semifulvella | Very common in bird nests. |
a micro moth | Tinea trinotella | Common in bird nests. |
Common Clothes Moth | Tineola bisselliella | In houses. |
a micro moth | Tischeria dodonea | One record only. Oaks and chestnut. |
a micro moth | Tischeria ekebladella | Fairly common on oaks and chestnut. |
a micro moth | Tischeria marginea | Common on brambles. |
a micro moth | Tortricodes alternella | Fairly common on oaks, birch, etc. |
GREEN OAK TORTRIX | Tortrix viridens | Abundant on oaks. |
a micro moth | Triaxomera parasitella | Rare in dead wood or fungi. |
a micro moth | Udea ferrugalis | Common immigrant. |
a micro moth | Udea lutealis | Very common on various plants. |
a micro moth | Udea olivalis | Abundant on various plants of mint family |
a micro moth | Udea prunalis | Abundant on various plants of mint family |
a micro moth | Uresiphita polygonalis | Very rare immigrant. |
a micro moth | Xenolechia aethiops | On heathers. |
a micro moth | Yponomeuta malinellus | Fairly common on apple trees. |
a micro moth | Yponomeuta plumbella | Fairly common on spindle. |
a micro moth | Yponomeuta cagnagella | Fairly common on spindle. |
a micro moth | Yponomeuta evonymella | Apparently a migrant moth. |
a micro moth | Yponomeuta padella | Uncommon, on blackthorn. |
WILLOW ERMINE | Yponomeuta rorrella | Alcombe, 2020 |
a micro moth | Ypsolopha alpella | Rare. On oaks. |
a micro moth | Ypsolopha dentella | Common on honeysuckle. |
a micro moth | Ypsolopha mucronella | Fairly common on spindle. |
a micro moth | Ypsolopha nemorella | Uncommon on honeysuckle. |
a micro moth | Ypsolopha parenthesella | Fairly common on oak and birch. |
a micro moth | Ypsolopha scabrella | Fairly common on hawthorn and apple. |
a micro moth | Ypsolopha sequella | Fairly common on Field Maple. |
a micro moth | Ypsolopha sylvella | Rare. On oaks. |
a micro moth | Ypsolopha ustella | Very common on oak. |
a micro moth | Ypsolopha vittella | On elm or beech. |
a micro moth | Zeiraphera diniana | Rare. On larch and pine. |
a micro moth | Zeiraphera isertana | Very common on oak. |
a micro moth | Zeiraphera ratzeburgiana | Fairly common on Norway Spruce. |
a micro moth | Zelleria hepariella | Uncommon, on ash. |
Leopard Moth | Zeuzera pyrina | Rare. |
Six-spot Burnet | Zygaena filipendulae | Fairly common. |
Five-spot Burnet | Zygaena trifolii | Uncommon |
Other invertebrates: Updated to September 2020 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 46 Pt 2.
Introduction to Other Invertebrates List:Having completed all the main Orders for the check-lists there are a few species of invertebrates left which do not fit into the main groups. These are listed here, in alphabetical order by Common Names. Please use search box for Scientific Names.
Common name | Scientfic name | Notes. |
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Amoeba | Hyalosphenia sp. | On freshwater plants. |
Amoeba | Trigonopyxis sp. | Among Sphagnum mosses. |
animalcule, Wheel | Trichocera porcellus | Amongst algae. Unconfirmed. |
animalcule, Wheel | Conochilus hippocrepis | Unknown status. Freshwater. |
animalcule, Wheel | Collotheca campanulata | Unknown status. Freshwater. |
animalcules, Bell | Vorticella sp. | On submerged surfaces in freshwater. |
Animalcules, Sun | Ciliophrys sp | Upland waters. |
bristle tail, three-pronged | Dilta littoralis | Coastal. |
bristle tail, two-pronged | Campodea sp. | May be several similar species, common in compost heaps, etc. |
bristletail | Dilta littoralis | Unknown status. |
Ciliate | Loxodes sp. | In sediments and oxygen depleted water. |
Cockroach, Common | Blatta orientalis | Rubbish dumps. |
Copepod | Cathocampus staphylinus | Specimen from Pinkery Pond thought to be this. |
Crayfish, Freshwater | Austropotamobius pallipes | Now rare. |
Crayfish, Signal | Pacifastacus leniusculus | An introduction which threatens native species. |
cyclops sp. | Cyclops spp. | Many species occur in standing water. |
Earwig, Common | Forficula auricularia | Common |
Earwig, Lesser | Labia minor | Scarce |
Fire-brat | Thermobia domestica | In older buildings. |
Hairyback | Ichthyidium sp. | Among plant debris. |
hydra | Hydra oligactis (Pallas) | Freshwater |
Hydra, Green | Hydra viridissima | Freshwater |
louse, a sand | Corophium volutator | In brackish mud on Porlock Marsh - an important food-source for wading birds. |
Louse, Fish | Argulus foliaceus | Lice which attach themselves to freshwater fish. |
mite, water | Monatractides madritensis | Freshwater |
mite, water | Octomegapus octoporus | Freshwater. Uncommon. |
Paramecium | Paramecium sp. | In sediments. Freshwater. |
Protura | Protura sp. | Microscopic insects found in soil. |
Rockhopper | Petrobius brevistylis | Common on the coast. |
Rotifera | Rotaria rotatoria | In freshwater. |
Shrimp, Fairy | Chirocephalus diaphanus | In freshwater. |
shrimp, freshwater | Gammarus zaddachi | Unknown status. |
shrimp, freshwater | Gammarus duebeni | In brackish water |
shrimp, freshwater | Gammarus pulex | Abundant in running waters |
shrimp, freshwater | Niphargus aquilex | Under gravel. |
Shrimp, Freshwater | Ostracod sp. | Seed or Mussel Shrimps. Common in peaty bogs. |
shrimp, mussel- | Ostracoda sp. | Unknown status. |
Silver-Fish | Lepisma saccharina | Common in buildings. |
springtail | Podura aquatica | Common on surface water |
springtail | Orchesella villosa | Unknown status. |
springtail | Anurida maritima | Common on the coast. |
springtail | Anurida tullbergi | Grazes on the film of bacteria and algae on coast at low tide. |
springtail | Podura aquatica | Common on surface water. |
Thrips. | Phlaeothrips annulipes | There are many species of thrips, usually common on flowers, sometimes swarming in thousands |
Water bear | Tardigrade sp. | Among Sphagnum mosses on boggy moorland. |
water flea | Daphnia hyalina | In still water and ponds |
water flea | Simocephalus vetulus | In various wet conditions. |
water-flea, cyclopid | Copepoda sp. | Unknown status. |
Plants: Wild flowers, Ferns Trees and Clubmosses A-G.
Plants Wild flowers Ferns Trees and Clubmosses A-G. In The Flora and Fauna of Exmoor National Park, The Exmoor Natural History Society’s Checklist (1996), we listed 1187 Flowering Plants plus 41 Ferns and allies and 23 conifers making a total of 1251 species recorded. Since then, there have been many new finds by members, numerous changes in nomenclature, changes of policy as to what should be included in the way of alien species, etc. making a complete update necessary. This has now been done and the present list includes all species, arranged in alphabetical order by Common Name as we feel this method will be most useful to members. Scientific Names may be quickly accessed by use of the search box. All species are now included in one list with the prefix Fern used for all ferns, likewise Clubmoss, Horsetail, Sedge and Rush occur as prefixes. Grasses, Orchids, Conifers and other trees are listed normally in alphabetical order. Notes on frequency, when given, refer to Exmoor only, the case may be quite different elsewhere. All plants listed have been found growing in wild situations, not planted as far as we know unless stated otherwise. Recent synonyms are given in brackets following the current name. Most records have been supplied by ENHS members since 1974 but some historic, museum and literature records are also included. Thanks are due to many, including County Recorders past and present, Botanical Societies and members. Updated to 31st December 2022 to include all reports in Exmoor Naturalist No.48 Pt. 1Common Name | Scientific Name | Comments |
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Abraham-Isaac-Jacob | Trachystemon orientalis | Garden escapes. Uncommon |
African Lily | Agapanthus praecox | Garden escape or throw-out |
Agrimony | Agrimonia eupatoria | Hedgerows and fields on lower ground. |
Agrimony, Fragrant | Agrimonia procera | Rough grassland. Scarce. |
Akebia, Three-leaf | Akebia trifoliata | Old introduction, West Porlock wood. |
Akiraho | Olearia paniculata | Rare garden escape |
Alder Buckthorn | Frangula alnus | A scarce tree in our area. |
Alder | Alnus glutinosa | A common tree by streams. |
Alder, Grey | Alnus incana | An introduced tree. |
Alexanders | Smyrnium olusatrum | Common and increasing on low ground |
Alkanet, Green | Pentaglottis sempervirens | Frequent near habitations. |
Almond | Prunus dulcis | Usually planted, occasional escape. |
Amaranth, Common | Amaranthus retroflexus | A rare casual. |
Amaranth, Green | Amaranthus hybridus | A rare casual. |
Amaranth, Purple | Amaranthus cruentus | A rare casual. |
Andromeda, Japanese | Pieris japonica | Old introduction, West Porlock wood. |
Anemone, Blue | Anemone apennina | A naturalising introduction. |
Anemone, Japanese | Anemone x hybrida | Garden escapes near habitations. |
Anemone, Wood | Anemone nemorosa | Locally plentiful in old woodland |
Angelica, Garden | Angelica archangelica | Ditch, Minehead Marsh, 1995. |
Angelica-tree, Japanese | Aralia elata | Rare introduction. |
Angelica, Wild | Angelica sylvestris | Widespread by rivers and streams. |
Apple of Peru | Nicandra physalodes | A rare casual. |
Apple | Malus domestica | Relics of cultivation etc. |
Apple, Crab | Malus sylvestris s.s. | Old woodlands or hedgerows. |
Arabis, Garden | Arabis caucasica | Escapes from gardens. Frequent. |
Archangel, Yellow Garden | Lamiastrum galeobdolon ssp argentatum | Garden escape or throw-out |
Archangel, Yellow | Lamiastrum galeobdolon ssp montanum | Old woodlands or hedgerows. |
Arrowgrass, Marsh | Triglochin palustris | Marshy fields or damp moorland |
Arrowgrass, Sea | Triglochin maritima | Coastal mud or saltmarsh |
Ash | Fraxinus excelsior | Hedgerows and woodland. Some fine old trees occur by farmsteads. Threatened by ash dieback disease. |
Ash, Manna | Fraxinus ornus | Old introduction, West Porlock wood. |
Asian Bleeding-heart | Lamprocapnos spectabilis | Garden escape. |
ASIAN WAVY-BITTERCRESS | Cardamine occulta | A horticultural weed |
Asparagus, Garden | Asparagus officinalis ssp officinalis | An occasional garden escape. |
Aspen | Populus tremula | An occasional tree. |
Aster, Mexican | Cosmos bipinnatus | Garden escapes |
Aubretia | Aubretia deltoidea | Naturalised on old walls near dwellings |
AUSTRALIAN TREE-FERN | Dicksonia antartica | Established introductions. |
Avens, Hybrid | Geum x intermedium | Scarce hybrid of Wood x Water Avens |
Avens, Water | Geum rivale | On banks of Exe & Quarm rivers etc. |
Avens, Wood (Herb Bennet) | Geum urbanum | Common and widespread. |
Azaelea, Yellow | Rhododendron luteum | Naturalised garden escapes. |
Balm | Melissa officinalis | Garden escapes. |
Balm, Bastard | Melittis melissophyllum | Scarce. Woodland borders and banks |
Balsam, Indian | Impatiens glandulifera | Stream banks. An increasing alien. |
Balsam, Small | Impatiens parviflora | Rare naturalised alien. |
Bamboo, Arrow | Pseudosasa japonica | Garden escapes |
Bamboo, Broad-leaved | Sasa palmata | Garden escapes |
Bamboo, Dwarf | Pleioplastus pygmaeus | Garden escapes |
Barberry | Berberis vulgaris | Hedgerows. Scarce. |
Barberry, Darwin's | Berberis darwinii | Bird-sown from gardens. |
Barberry, Great | Berberis glaucocarpa | Frequent hedgerow plant at Holnicote |
Barberry, Hedge | Berberis x stenophylla | Introduced in hedgerows. |
Barberry species | Berberis linearifolia | Old introduction, West Porlock wood. |
Barker's Hebe | Hebe barkeri | Hedgerow. Garden origin. |
Barley, Meadow | Hordeum secalinum | Local in low-lying meadows. |
Barley, Two-rowed | Hordeum distichon | Agricultural escapes or bird-seed alien |
Barley, Wall | Hordeum murinum | Locally common on lower ground. |
Basil, Wild | Clinopodium vulgare | Grassy banks and hedgerows. Scarce |
Bay | Laurus nobilis | Garden escapes. Often bird-sown |
Beak-sedge, White | Rhynchospora alba | Possibly in Devon Exmoor. Rare. |
Bear's-breech | Acanthus mollis | Garden origin. |
Bedstraw, Common Marsh | Galium palustre ssp palustre | Common in moorland boggy areas |
Bedstraw, Common Marsh | Galium palustre ssp elongatum | Moorland boggy areas |
Bedstraw, Fen | Galium uliginosum | Less common that Marsh Bedstraw |
Bedstraw, Heath | Galium saxatile | Common in moorland areas. |
Bedstraw, Hedge | Galium album ssp mollugo (Galium mollugo) | Hedgebanks and woodland borders. |
Bedstraw, Lady's | Galium verum | Old grassland. |
Bedstraw, Upright Hedge | Galium album ssp erectum (Galium mollugo ssp erectum) | Scarce or under recorded. |
Beech | Fagus sylvatica | Old introduced trees and traditional hedging on Exmoor. |
Beet, Garden | Beta vulgaris ssp vulgaris | Garden throw-outs |
Beet, Sea | Beta vulgaris ssp maritima | Common on the coast. |
Beet, Spinach | Beta vulgaris ssp cicia | A rare casual from cultivation. |
Beggar Ticks, Fern-leaved | Bidens ferulifolia | Garden escapes. |
Bellflower, Adria | Campanula portenschlagiana | Established on walls near dwellings. |
Bellflower, Garden | Nolana acuminata | Garden escape |
Bellflower, Giant | Campanula latifolia | Garden origin. Established escapes. |
Bellflower, Ivy-leaved | Wahlenbergia hederacea | Frequent on the moorland. |
Bellflower, Nettle-leaved | Campanula trachelium | Scattered records from Somerset and Devon Exmoor. |
Bellflower, Peach-flowered | Campanula persicifolia | Garden escape. |
Bellflower, Trailing | Campanula poscharskyana | Walls and banks around dwellings. |
Bent, Bristle | Agrostis curtisii | Common grass amongst heather on coastal heaths. Sometimes abundant. |
Bent, Brown | Agrostis vinealis | Common grass on drier moorland |
Bent, Common | Agrostis capillaris | A very common grass throughout. |
Bent, Creeping | Agrostis stolonifera | Locally common. |
Bent, Velvet | Agrostis canina | A common moorland grass. |
Bent, Water | Polypogon viridis | An introduced grass which has spread since 1990 and is now very common around Minehead. |
Bermuda-grass | Cynodon dactylon | Rare. Site at Minehead Warren was tarmaced. |
Betony | Betonica officinalis (Stachys officinalis) | Neutral grassland, churchyards, hedgebanks |
Bilberry | See Whortleberry | Not called bilberries here |
Bilberry, Bog | Vaccinium uliginosum | Rare. Normally a northern species. |
Bindweed, Black | Fallopia convolvulus | Mainly on arable land. |
Bindweed, Field | Convolvulus arvensis | Common on waysides. |
Bindweed, Hairy | Calystegia pulchra | Very rare introduction. |
Bindweed, Hedge | Calystegia sepium. | Hedgerows. Less common than Large Bindweed |
Bindweed, Hybrid | Calystegia x lucana | Hedgerows, scarce. |
Bindweed, Large (American Bellbine) | Calystegia silvatica | Commoner than the native Hedge Bindweed. |
Birch, Downy | Betula pubescens | The common native tree on Exmoor |
Birch, hybrid | Betula x aurata | Rare hybrid of Downy and Silver Birch |
Birch, Silver | Betula pendula | Commonly planted or self sown tree. |
Bird-in-a-bush | Corydalis solida | Rare introduction. |
Bird's-foot | Ordithopus perpusillus | Dry turfy areas. |
Bird's-foot Trefoil, Common | Lotus corniculatus | Common on grassy areas, verges, etc. |
Bird's-foot Trefoil, Large | Lotus pedunculatus | Common on damp moorland areas. |
Bird's-foot Trefoil, | Lotus tenuis (Lotus glaber) | A few records from Devon Exmoor. |
Bistort, Amphibious | Persicaria amphibia | Damp ditches. Decreased. |
Bistort, Common | Bistorta officinalis (Persicaria bistorta) | By streams, damp meadows and woods. |
Bistort, Red | Persicaria amplexicaulis | A garden escape which may establish. |
Bittercress, Hairy | Cardamine hirsuta | A common weed in most areas. |
Bittercress, hybrid | Cardamine x fringsii | Recorded from Exford in 1947 |
Bittercress, Wavy | Cardamine flexuosa | Damp areas near streams or ponds. |
Bittersweet | Solanum dulcamara | Hedgerows, woodland borders and coast. |
Bitter-vetch | Lathyrus linifolius | Hedgebanks, woodland borders, heathland. Narrow and broad-leaved forms occur. |
Black-grass | Alopecurus myosuroides | Rather scarce and local. |
Blackthorn | Prunus spinosa. | Common in hedgerows and woodland. Not on highest moorland. Fruit known as sloe. |
Bladder-senna, Orange | Colutea media | Introduced or garden escape |
Bleeding-heart | Dicentra formosa | Old introduction in Simonsbath woods. |
Blinks | Montia fontana ssp fontana | Rare. |
Blinks | Montia fontana ssp variabilis | Frequent. |
Blinks | Montia fontana ssp amporitana | The commonest Exmoor ssp by streams and in springs |
Blinks | Montia fontana ssp minor | Scarce |
Blood-drop Emlets | Mimulus luteus | Very rare. |
Bluebell | Hyacinthoides non-scripta | In woodlands; under bracken, and in hedge banks |
Bluebell hybrid | Hyacinthoides non-scripta x hispanica | Common garden escape. |
Bluebell, Spanish | Hyacinthoides hispanica | Rare garden escape |
Blueberry | Vaccinium corymbosum | Rare, possibly bird-sown |
Blue-eyed-grass, American | Sisyrinchium montanum | Garden escape recorded by roadside on Dunkery Hill 1959 and 1983. |
Bog Asphodel | Narthecium ossifragum | Boggy moorland. Sometimes abundant and spectacular |
Bog Myrtle | Myrica gale | Rare and local. Native on Sedgemoor |
Bogbean | Menyanthes trifoliata | Moorland boggy areas |
Borage | Borago officinalis | Casual garden escapes |
Box | Buxus sempervirens | Introduction in our area. |
Bracken | See under Fern, Bracken | |
Bramble | Rubus fruticosus agg | Most records are for the aggregate. |
Bramble, Chinese | Rubus tricolor | Introduced as ground cover. |
Bramble species | Rubus acclivitatum | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus adscitus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus albionis | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus altiarcuatus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus armeniacus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus avaloniensis | Recorded from several Exmoor sites. |
Bramble species | Rubus bercheriensis | Recorded in 2012 on Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus bertramii | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus bloxamii | Recorded in 2012 on Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus botryeros | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus boudiccae | There is a herbarium specimen from Simonsbath from 1918. |
Bramble species | Rubus cardiophyllus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus cinerosus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus coombensis | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus dasyphyllus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus dentatifolius | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus echinatoides | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus echinatus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus flexuosus | Recorded in Devon Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus gratus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus hylocharis | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus laciniatus | Sometimes bird-sown from gardens |
Bramble species | Rubus lanaticaulis | An 1883 record from Bonniton, Dunster det from herbarium material in 1981. |
Bramble species | Ribus leyanus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus longithyrsiger | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus micans | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus nemoralis | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus nessensis | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus pallidisetus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus peninsulae | Recorded from Devon Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus plicatus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus polyanthemus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus prolongatus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus pyramidalis | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus questieri | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus riddelsdellii | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus rubritinctus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus scaber | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus scabripes | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus scissus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus tamarensis | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus troiensis | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus tuberculatus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus ulmifolius | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus vestitus | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus villicauliformis | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble species | Rubus wirralensis | Confirmed from Exmoor |
Bramble, Stone | Rubus saxatilis | Rocky woodland in Devon Exmoor. |
Bridal Spray | Spiraea x arguta | Uncommon escape or introduction |
Bridewort | Spiraea salicifolia | Occasional in hedgerows. Garden origin |
Bridewort, Billard's | Spiraea x billardii | Uncommon introduction. |
Bridewort, Pale | Spiraea alba | Uncommon introduction. |
Bristle-grass, Green | Setaria viridis | Uncommon bird-seed alien |
Bristle-grass, Rough | Setaria verticillata | Uncommon bird-seed alien |
Bristle-grass, Yellow | Setaria pumila | Rare bird-seed alien |
Broad Bean | Vicia faba | Escapes from cultivation. |
Brome, Barren | Anisantha sterilis | Very common grass except on high moorland. |
Brome, Drooping | Bromus tectorum | A rare casual grass. |
Brome, Great | Anistantha diandra | A common grass |
Brome, Hairy | Bromopsis ramosa | A frequent grass in woodlands |
Brome, Meadow | Bromus commutatus | An uncommon grass |
Brome, Rescue | Ceratochloa cathartica | A rare grass. |
Brome, Ripgut | Anisantha rigida | A rare, local, grass. |
Brome, Rye | Bromus secalinus | A cornfield grass. |
Brome, Smooth | Bromus racemosus | A rare grass recorded in Devon. |
Brome, Soft | Bromus hordeaceus | A common grass in fields and verges |
Brome, Upright | Bromopsis erecta | A rare grass recorded at Dunster Beach. |
Brooklime | Veronica beccabunga. | Frequent by streams, ditches and ponds. Not on highest moorland. |
Brookweed | Samolus valerandi | Only two records booth in Devon |
Broom | Cytisus scoparius | Forestry tracks, heathland, hedgerows, open woodland. |
Broom, Hairy-fruited | Cytisus striatus | Was on grass verge but now gone. |
Broom, Montpellier | Genista monspessulana | One bush in hedgerow |
Broomrape, Common | Oromanche minor | Scarce. Parasitic on various plants. |
Broomrape, Greater | Orobanche rapum-genistae | Rare parasite on gorse or broom |
Broomrape, Ivy | Orobanche hederae | Uncommon parasite on Irish Ivy. |
Broomrape, Thyme | Orobanche alba | One record from Greencombe 1978 |
Bryony, Black | Tamus communis | Hedgerows and woodland borders in areas surrounding the moorland. |
Buck's-beard | Aruncus dioicus | Garden escape by R. Avill 1996 |
Buck's-beard, False | Astilbe japonica | Rare garden throw-out. |
Buckwheat | Fagopyrum esculentum | Occasional in waste places or cultivated land. |
Bugle | Ajuga reptans | Damp woods and shady verges. |
Bugloss | Lycopsis arvensis (Anchusa arvensis) | Scarce in sandy areas. |
Bullace | Prunus domestica ssp institia | This wild plum is now rarely found in old hedgrows. Local name: Crislings. |
Bullwort | Ammi majus | Occasional garden weed or bird-seed alien |
Bulrush | Typha latifolia | Ponds, ditches, river banks, etc. |
Burdock, Lesser | Arctium minus ssp minus | The commonest subspecies. Agricultural land and waste places. |
Burdock, Lesser | Arctium minus ssp pubens | Thought less common than ssp minus |
Burdock, Greater | Arctium lappa | Earlier Devon records have declined. |
Burdock, Wood | Arctium minus ssp nemorosum | Not thought to occur in our area. |
Bur-marigold, Trifid | Bidens tripartita | Ditches on saltmarsh and by reservoirs |
Burnet, Fodder | Poterum sanguisorba ssp. Ballearicum (Sanguisorba minor ssp muricata) | A rare introduction |
Burnet, Great | Sanguisorba officinalis | Scarce. Barle Valley and a few outlying areas. |
Burnet, Salad | Poterum sanguisorba ssp sanguisorba (Sanguisorba minor ssp minor) | Rare on Exmoor as it favours calcareous soils |
Burnet-saxifrage | Pimpinella saxifraga | Calcareous grassland and churchyards |
Burnet-saxifrage, Greater | Pimpinella major | Only one record from Devon Exmoor |
Bur-reed Branched | Sparganium erectum ssp microcarpum | Recorded from R. Barle, Simonsbath in 1918. |
Bur-reed, Branched | Sparganium erectum ssp neglectum | In ponds and ditches. |
Bur-reed, Least | Sparganium natans | Pinkery Pond, 1993. |
Bur-reed, Unbranched | Sparganium emersum | By ponds and reservoirs. |
Busy-lizzie | Impatiens sultanii | Casual garden escapes |
Butcher's-broom | Ruscus aculeatus | Garden escape or bird-sown but naturalised in hedgerow on Croydon Hill for a century. |
Butterbur | Petasites hybridus | Streams, riverbanks damp meadows. |
Butterbur, Giant | Petasites japonicus | River banks, garden origin. |
Buttercup, Bulbous | Ranunculus bulbosus | Common in grassland. |
Buttercup, Celery-leaved | Ranunculus sceleratus | Uncommon. Declined through loss of its marshland habitat. |
Buttercup, Creeping | Ranunculus repens | Common throughout |
Buttercup, Goldilocks | Ranunculus auricomus | Uncommon in damp woodlands. |
Buttercup, Hairy | Ranunculus sardous | Formerly common on Porlock Marsh before sea inundated area. |
Buttercup, Meadow | Ranunculus acris | Common. |
Buttercup, Small-flowered | Ranunculus parviflorus | Scarce weed in lawns and agricultural land. |
Butterfly Bush | Buddleja davidii | Frequently naturalized garden escape |
Butterwort, Large-flowered | Pinguicula grandiflora | Recorded in boggy flush by Weir Water in 1970 since when it has increased. Also noted on Dunkery, possibly introduced. |
Butterwort, Pale | Pinguicula lusitanica | Moorland boggy areas. Local. |
Cabbage-palm | Cordyline australis | Self-sown around Minehead since 1995. |
Calamint, Common | Clinopodium ascendens | Common in Porlock Vale area. |
Campion, Bladder | Silene vulgaris | Hedgerows and on coast. Decreased. |
Campion, Pink | Silene x hampeana | Hybrid of Red and White Campions. |
Campion, Red | Silene dioica | Common in hedgerows and woodland. |
Campion, Rose | Silene coronaria (Lychnis coronaria | Garden escapes. Naturalises. |
Campion, Sea | Silene uniflora | Frequent on coastal shingle and sea cliffs. |
Campion, White | Silene latifolia | Occasional. On lower ground. |
Canary-grass | Phalaris canariensis | A casual bird-seed alien |
Canary-grass, Bulbous | Phalaris aquatica | Very rare casual. |
Canary-grass, Reed | Phalaris arundinacea | Frequent by rivers. |
Candytuft, Perennial | Iberis sempervirens | Garden escapes on walls. |
Candytuft, Garden | Iberis umbellata | Garden escapes or throw-outs |
Canterbury Bell | Campanula medium | Garden escape. |
Cape Jewels | Nemesia strumosa | Garden escape. |
Carrot, Garden | Daucus carota ssp sativus | Rare escape or throw-out. |
Carrot, Wild | Daucus carota ssp carota | In dry, neutral grassland. Local. |
Catchfly, Pink | Silene colorata | Rare casual Dunster Beach 2000. |
Catchfly, Sand | Silene conica | Red Data Book species on coast. |
Catchfly, Small-flowered | Silene gallica | Very rare casual. |
Cat-mint, Garden | Nepeta x faassenii | Garden escape |
Cat's-ear, Common | Hypochaeris radicata | Very common in grassland throughout |
Cat's-ear Smooth | Hypochaeris glabra | Recorded on Minehead Warren 1896 and 1956 then not found until 1984 on Dunster Beach by C.Giddens |
Cat's-tail (Timothy) | Phleum pratense | Common in fields and verges. |
Cat's-tail, Sand | Phleum arenarium | Formerly at Minehead but area now a car park on seafront. |
Cat's-tail, Smaller | Phleum bertolonii | Uncommon in grassland. |
Cedar of Lebanon | Cedrus libani | An introduced conifer |
Cedar, Atlas | Cedrus atlantica | An introduced conifer |
Cedar, Western Red | Thuja plicata | An introduced conifer |
Celandine, Greater | Chelidonium majus | Scattered around villages. |
Celandine, Lesser | Ficaria verna ssp verna (Ranunculus ficaria) | Common throughout the area |
Celandine, Lesser | Ficaria verna ssp fertilis | Seldom recorded ssp with bulbils in leaf axils |
Celery, Wild | Apium graveolens | Usually near the sea. Has decreased. |
Centaury, Common | Centaurium erythraea | Grassland and hedge banks. Avoids acid moorland. |
Centaury, Lesser | Centaurium pulchellum | In Devon Exmoor. Recorded c1965 N.G.Haddon and a couple of unconfirmed records from Somerset |
Centaury, Perennial | Centaurium scilloides | A (doubtful) introduction. |
Chamomile | Chamaemelum nobile | Short turfy grass. Uncommon. |
Chamomile, Corn | Anthemis arvensis | Near Withycombe 1990. Once a common cornfield weed now generally a casual introduction |
Chamomile, Stinking | Anthemis cotula | A scarce arable weed. |
Chamomile, Yellow | Anthemis tinctoria L. | Probably introduced |
Charlock | Sinapis arvensis | Common weed of waste places and agricultural land. |
Checkerberry | Gaultheria procumbens | Found on Haddon Hill after the building of Wimbleball dam. |
Cherry Plum | Prunus cerasifera | An introduced shrub in hedgerows. Var. pissardii with purple leaves also. |
Cherry, Bird | Prunus padus | Scarce. Probably introduced. |
Cherry, Cornelian | Cornus mas | Rare introduction. Woodland at West Porlock |
Cherry, Dwarf (or Morello) | Prusus cerasus | Rare in hedgerows and thickets |
Cherry, Wild | Prunus avium | Woodlands and hedgerows. Frequent on Brendon Hills area. Recently planted in new woodlands. |
Chervil, Garden | Anthriscus cerefolium | Garden escape. |
Chervil, Rough | Chaerophyllum temulentum | Common on hedgebanks, verges and woodland borders but less so than Cow Parsley (Anthriscus sylvestris) |
Chestnut, Sweet | Castanea sativa | A commonly introduced tree. |
Chickweed, Common | Stellaria media | Very common. |
Chickweed, Greater | Stellaria neglecta | Common in hedgerows on low ground |
Chickweed, Lesser | Stellaria pallida | Rare. Coastal. |
Chickweed, Upright | Moenchia erecta | Scarce and local in short grass. |
Chickweed, Water | Stellaria aquatica (Myosoton aquaticum) | Rare and local. |
Chicory | Cichorium intybus | Verges and waste ground. Garden escapes |
Chives | Allium schoenoprasum | Garden throw-outs. Scarce |
CHRISTMAS ROSE | Helleborus niger | Garden escapes |
Cinquefoil, Creeping | Potentilla reptans | Verges and waste ground. Absent from the grass moors |
Cinquefoil, hybrid | Potentilla x suberecta | Recorded from Wimbleball |
Cinquefoil, hybrid | Potentilla x mixta | Scarce. On heaths. |
Cinquefoil, Marsh | Comarum palustre (Potentilla palustris) | Rare. Marshy area. |
Cinquefoil, Sulphur | Potentilla recta | Garden origin. |
Clarkia | Clarkia unguiculata | Casual garden escapes |
Clary, Meadow | Salvia pratensis | Rare garden escape |
Clary, Whorled | Salvia verticiliata | Alier recorded at Lower Marsh Dunster Recorded 1918 and 1972. |
Clary, Wild | Salvia verbenaca | Sandy areas near the coast. Has declined. |
Cleavers | Galium aparine | Common in hedgerows, fields, gardens, woodland and waste ground. |
Clematis, Himalayan | Clematis montana | Uncommon garden escape. |
Clover, Alsike | Trifolium hybridum | Planted as a fodder plant, possibly native near the coast. |
Clover, Clustered | Trifolium glomeratum | Rare and local. Latest records from Dunster and Bossington |
Clover, Crimson | Trifolium incarnatum | Only 1 record of a single plant in root crop at Broomstreet 1991. |
Clover, Hare's-foot | Trifolium arvense | Short sandy grassland near coast. |
Clover, Knotted | Trifolium striatum | Dry sandy grassland near coast. |
Clover, Red | Trifolium pratense | Common except on high moors |
Clover, Reversed | Trifolium resupinatum | Very rare |
Clover, Rough` | Trifolium scabrum | Rare. Dry grassland. |
Clover, Sea | Trifolium squamosum | Rare. Coastal. Two Exmoor records in 1990 did not persist. |
Clover, Strawberry | Trifolium fragiferum | Scarce. Damp grassland and verges |
Clover, Subterranean | Trifolium subterraneum | Short sandy grassland near coast. |
Clover, Suffocated | Trifolium suffocatum | Rare. Sandy places near coast. |
Clover, White | Trifolium repens | Common throughout. |
Clover, Zigzag | Trifolium medium | Verges, rough grassland. Uncommon |
Clubmoss, Fir | Hurperzia selago | Recorded from four Exmoor sites in 2000. May decline with climate change |
Clubmoss, Marsh | Lycopodielia inundata | Recorded by Coleman in 1849 from Minehead area. |
Clubmoss, Stag's-horn | Lycopodium clavatum | No more than six known Exmoor sites remain for this once common plant which was over collected for decorations, etc. |
Clubmoss, Alpine | Diphaasiastrum alpinum | Last recorded 1927 at Chetsford. Specimens are in Taunton Herbarium |
Clubmoss, Kraus's | Selaginella kraussiana | Currently only two known Exmoor sites for this clubmoss. |
Club-rush, Bristle | Isolepis setacea | Scarce in damp moorland areas. |
Club-rush, Common | Schoenoplectus lacustris | Only unconfirmed records. |
Club-rush, Floating | Eleogiton fluitans | On ponds and by streams. Scarce. |
Club-rush, Grey | Schoenoplectus tabernaemontani | Rare. In ditches Minehead and Porlock Marshes. Declined due to habitat loss. |
Club-rush, Sea | Bolboschoenus maritimus | Minehead and Porlock marshes. Has declined due to habitat loss. |
Club-rush, Slender | Isolepis cernua | Rare by moorland tracks. |
Club-rush, Wood | Scirpus sylvaticus | Our only record is from just outside of Exmoor boundary, at Brushford. |
Cock's-foot | Dactylis glomerata | A very common grass throughout. |
Cockspur grass | Echinochloa crus-galli | An increased bird-seed alien in Minehead gutters. |
Colt's-foot | Tussilago farfara | Waysides, waste ground and tracks |
Columbine | Aquilegia vulgaris | Doubtful wheter truly wild form occurs but there are frequent garden escapes |
Comfrey, Common | Symphytum officinale | Verges, field and woodland borders. |
Comfrey, Creeping | Symphytum grandiflorum | Verges, woodland edges. Garden origin |
Comfrey, Hidcote | Symphytum 'Hidcote Blue' | Garden origin. |
Comfrey, Russian | Symphytum x uplandicum | Verges, waste ground. |
Comfrey, White | Symphytum orientale | Roadsides and field borders. Local. |
Coralroot | Cardamine bulbifera | Rare garden escape |
Cord-grass, Townsend's | Spartina x townsendii | Very local in saltmarsh mud. Decreased at Porlock Weir. |
Coriander | Coriandum sativum | Garden escape. |
Corn Marigold | Chrysanthemum segetum | Arable land. Sometimes occurs when ploughing releases dormant seed. Also frequently introduced with wild flower seed mixes. |
Corncockle | Agrostemma githago | A former cornfield weed now found sown with wild flower seed mixes |
Cornflower | Centaurea cyanus | A former cornfield weed now found sown with wild flower seed mixes |
Cornflower, Perennial | Centaurea montana | Garden escapes or throw-outs |
Cornish Moneywort | Sibthorpia europaea | Stream banks and wet areas. |
Cornsalad, Common | Valerianella locusta | Much less common than Keeled-fruited Cornsalad. |
Cornsalad, Keeled-fruited | Valerianella carinata | Waste ground, walls, verges. Locally common. |
Cornsalad, Narrow-fruited | Valerianella dentata | Walls, arable fields. |
Corydalis, Climbing | Ceratocapnos claviculata | Frequent in forestry plantations. |
Corydalis, Fern-leaved | Corydalis cheilanthifolia | Walls. Rare garden escape. |
Corydalis, Pale | Pseudofumaria alba | Rare garden escape |
Corydalis, Yellow | Pseudofumaria lutea | Established on walls near habitations |
Cotaneaster, Bearberry | Cotoneaster dammeri | Garden escape |
Cotoneaster, Bullate | Cotoneaster rehderi | Garden origin |
Cotoneaster, Diel's | Cotoneaster dielsianus | Self sown from gardens |
Cotoneaster, Franchet's | Cotoneaster franchetii | Walls, hedges etc. Garden origin. |
Cotoneaster, Himalaya | Cotoneaster simonsii | Frequent escape from gardens. |
Cotoneaster , Hollyberry | Cotoneaster bullatus | Hedges, verges etc. Garden origin. |
Cotoneaster, Late | Cotoneaster lacteus | Old introduction West Porlock Wood |
Cotoneaster,.Maire's | Cotoneaster mairei | Self-sown from gardens. |
Cotoneaster,, Small-leaved | Cotoneaster integrifolius (Cotoneaster microphyllus) | Garden escape sometimes bird-sown |
Cotoneaster, Stern's | Cotoneaster sternianus | Self sown from gardens |
Cotoneaster, Tree | Cotoneaster frigidus | Scattered trees around Oare and Culbone area. |
Cotoneaster (Tree) | Cotoneaster glaucophyllus | Old introduction West Porlock Wood |
Cotoneaster, Wall | Cotoneaster horizontalis | A common bird-sown garden escape usually near habitations. On walls, quarries, banks and waste places. |
Cotoneaster, Waterer's | Cotoneaster x watereri | Old introduction West Porlock Wood |
Cottongrass, Broad-leaved | Eriophorum latifolium | An unconfirmed report from Devon Exmoor. |
Cottongrass, Common | Eriphorum angustifolium | Common, sometimes abundant on boggy moorland. |
Cottongrass, Hare's-tail | Eriophorum vaginatum | Common on boggy moorland. |
Couch, Bearded | Elymus caninus | A rare grass. |
Couch, Common | Elymus repens (Elytrigia repens) | A common grass in cultivated land. |
Couch, hybrid | Elytrigia x oliveri | Rare hybrid of Common and Sea Couch. |
Couch, hybrid | Elytrigia x obtusiuscula | Rare hybrid of Sea and Sand Couch. |
Couch, hybrid | Elytrigia x laxa | Rare hybrid of Common and Sand Couch. |
Couch, Sand | Elymus juncieformis (Elytrigia juncea) | A very local grass on the coast. |
Couch, Sea | Elymus atherica (Elytrigia atherica) | A local grass on the coast. |
Cowslip | Primula veris | Scarce in our area as it favours calcareous soils. Local and declining |
Cow-wheat, Common | Melampyrum pratense | Hedge banks, open woodland and moorland. Semi-parasitic on Whortleberry. Foodplant of Heath Fritillary butterflies. |
Cranberry | Vaccinum oxycoccos | Local in damp moorland areas. |
Crane-s-bill, American | Geranium psilostemon | Recorded from Devon Exmoor |
Crane's-bill, Bloody | Geranium sanguineum | Waste ground, stony areas. Garden escape in Exmoor area. |
Crane's-bill, Cut-leaved | Geranium dissectum | Hedgebanks, verges, field borders. |
Crane's-bill, Dove's-foot | Geranium molle | Common in hedgebanks, verges, fields |
Crane's-bill, Druce's | Geranium x oxonianum | Garden origin. Verges etc. |
Crane's-bill, Dusky | Geranium phaeum | Uncommon garden escape. |
Crane's-bill, French | Geranium endressii | Uncommon garden escape. |
Crane's-bill, Hedgerow | Geranium pyrenaicum | Hedgebanks, verges, field borders. Has increased recently. |
Crane's-bill, Knotted | Geranium nodosum | Garden origin. Verges etc. |
Crane's-bill, Long-stalked | Geranium columbinum | Scarce in our area as it favours calcareous soils. Local |
Crane's-bill, Meadow | Geranium pratense | Garden escape or introduction here. |
Crane's-bill, Pencilled | Geranium versicolor | Garden origin but well naturalized in some areas. |
Crane's-bill, Purple | Geranium x magnificum | Garden origin. |
Crane's-bill, Rock | Geranium macrorrhizum | Garden origin |
Crane's-bill, Round-leaved | Geranium rotundifolium | Rare and local. |
Crane's-bill, Shining | Geranium lucidum | Hedgebanks, walls, verges. |
Crane's-bill, Small-flowered | Geranium pusillum | Scarce and local near the coast. |
Creeping Jenny | Lysimachia nummularia | Escape from cultivation. Shady areas |
Cress, Garden | Lepidium sativum | An occasional garden weed or throw-out |
Cress, Hoary | Lepidium draba | Waste ground. Has declined |
Cress, Trefoil | Cardamine trifolia | Naturalised at Trentishoe for many years |
Crocus, Early | Crocus tommasinianus | Introduced. Verges, churchyards etc |
Crocus, Spring | Crocus vernus | Verges, churchyards etc. |
Crosswort | Cruciata laevipes | Uncommon. Verges, hedgebanks. |
Crowberry | Empetrum nigrum | Confined to high moorland areas. |
Crowfoot, Brackish Water- | Ranunculus baudotii | Uncommon. Marshy areas. |
Crowfoot, Common Water- | Ranunculus aquatilis | Rare in our area |
Crowfoot, Ivy-leaved Water- | Ranunculus hederaceus | Fairly frequent in muddy areas. |
Crowfoot, Moorland Water- | Ranunculus omiophyllus | Common on boggy moorland |
Crowfoot, Pond Water- | Ranunculus peltatus | Rare. |
Crowfoot, River Water- | Ranunculus penicillatus ssp penicillatus | Occurs in River Barle |
Crowfoot, Stream Water- | Ranunculus penicillatus ssp pseudofluitans | In fast-moving streams |
Cuckoo-flower | Cardamine pratensis | In damp meadows, by streams and in churchyards |
Cudweed, Common | Filago germanica (Filago vulgaris) | Rare, in dry gravelly places. The common Exmoor cudweed is Marsh Cudweed. |
Cudweed, Heath | Omalotheca sylvatica (Gnaphlium sylvaticum) | Believed extinct. Recorded by N.G.Hadden from 'hilly pastures' c1940. Persisted in Devon Exmoor until 1970s |
Cudweed, Marsh | Gnaphlium uliginosum | Widespread in farm gateways, rutted tracks and waysides. |
Cudweed, Small | Logfia minima (Filago minima) | Was near Luxborough in 1935 but not since. Believed extinct in Somerset until found in 1990s during Atlas Flora Project |
Currant, Black | Ribes nigrum | Bird-sown or relic of cultivation |
Currant, Buffalo | Ribes odoratum | Hedgerows or waste ground. Introduction |
Current, Flowering | Ribes sanguineum | Frequent garden escape in hedgerows and woodland which may persist. |
Current, Mountain | Ribes alpinum | Rare. Garden origin. |
Current, Red | Ribes rubrum | Sometimes bird-sown but native in old woodlands. |
Curry Plant | Helichrysum italicum | Rare casual. Porlock Weir 1995. |
Cyclamen, Wavy | Cyclamen repandum | Old introduction West Porlock Wood |
Cyclamen. | Cyclamen hederifolium. | Introduced in hedgerows and churchyards, etc. |
Cyclamen, Eastern | Cyclamen coum | Naturalised on North Hill, Minehead. |
Cypress, Lawson's | Chamaecyparis lawsoniana | An introduced conifer |
Cypress, Leyland | x Cupressocyparis leylandii | An introduced conifer |
Cypress, Monterey | Cupressa macrocarpa | An introduced conifer |
Cypress, Sarawa | Chamaecyparis pisifera | An introduced conifer |
Daffodil, Bunch-flowered | Narcissus tazetta | Garden origin or introduction |
Daffodil, Butter and Eggs | Narcissus x incomparabilus | Garden origin or introduction |
Daffodil, Pheasant's-eye | Narcissus paelicus | Garden origin or introduction |
Daffodil, Spanish | Narcissus hispanicus (Narcissus pseudonarcissus ssp major) | Garden daffodil. Frequently found as an escape or throw-out but sadly often deliberately introduced. |
Daffodil, Wild | Narcissus pseudonarcissus (ssp pseudonarcissus) | Woods, hedgerows, orchards and old meadows. |
Daisy | Bellis perennis | Common in grassland. Only scarce in some moorland areas. |
Daisy, Oxeye | Leucanthemum vulgare | Widespread apart from moorland. Fields, hedgebanks, churchyards and verges |
Daisy, Shasta | Leucanthemum x maximum | Garden origin. Verges etc. |
Dame's Violet | Hesperis matronalis | Uncommon garden escape, sometimes persistent. |
Damson | Prunus domestica ssp. Institia | A few hedgerows or woodland borders |
Dandelion | Taraxacum officinale agg. | Most records are for the aggregate but the following microspecies have been recorded from Exmoor and Minehead |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum aequilobum | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum ancistrolobum | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum angulare | Status unknown |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum angustisquameum | Status unknown |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum arenastrum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum argutum | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum atactum | Frequent |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum atrocollinum | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum berthae | Status unknown |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum boekmanii | Frequent |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum brachyglossum | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum bracteatum | Frequent |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum brittannicum | Frequent |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum cambricum | Frequent |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum celticum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum chlorofrugale | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Trraxacum chrysophaenum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum coartatum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum cophocentrum | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum dahlstedtii | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum degelii | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum densilobum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum dilaceratum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum disseminatum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum duplidentifrons | Frequent |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum ekmanii | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum euryphyllum | Rare. Hawkcombe was first Somerset site for species |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum expallidiforme | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum faeroense | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum fulgidum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum fulviforme | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum fulvum | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum gelertii | Uncommon |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum glauciniforme | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum haematicum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum hamatiforme | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum hamatulum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum hamatum | Frequent |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum hamiferum | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum haworthianum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum horridifrons | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum huelphersianum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum incisum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum inclinorum | Record in 2020 was a 1st for Gt. Britain, previously from S.Ireland. |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum lacerifolium | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum lamprophyllum | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum lacistophyllum | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum laticordatum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum latissimum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum lepidium | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum lingulatum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum macrolobum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum marklundii | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum nigridentatum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum nitidum | Status unknown |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum nordstedtii | Frequent |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum obliquilobum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum oblongatum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum obtusifrons | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum oxoniense | Frequent |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum pallescens | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum pallidipes | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum pannulatum | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum pectinatiforme | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum piceatum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum planum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum pietti-oosterveldii | Rare. This was only the third site in England for the species |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum prionum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum proximum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum pruinatum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum pseudohamatum | Frequent |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum pseudomarklundii Soest | |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum pulchrifolium | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum richardsianum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum sahlinianum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum sagittipotens Dahlst & Ohlsen | |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum sellandii | Frequent |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum stenacrum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum strictophyllum | Status unknown |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum subbracteatum | Frequent |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum subhamatum | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum sublaeticolor | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum tenebricans | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum trilobatum | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum tumentilobum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum undulatum | Scarce |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum unguilobum | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum valens | Rare |
Dandelion sp. | Taraxacum xanthostigma | Rare |
Day-Lily, Orange | Hemerocalis fulva | Garden throw-outs. |
Day-Lily, Yellow | Hemerocallis lilioasphodelus | Garden throw-ous |
Dead-nettle, Cut-leaved | Lamium hybridum | A weed of cultivated land. Mainly on Brendon Hills |
Dead-nettle, Henbit | Lamium amplexicaule | Local. On pavements, walls, verges and cultivated ground |
Dead-nettle, Red | Lamium purpureum | A common weed in cultivated and waste ground apart from high moors. |
Dead-nettle, Spotted | Lamium maculatum | Garden escape or throw-out |
Dead-nettle, White | Lamium album. | Verges, waste ground and hedge banks. Not on moorland. |
Deergrass | Trichophorum cespitosum | A small sedge which sometimes covers very large moorland areas. |
Deodar | Cedrus deodara | An introduced conifer |
Dewberry | Rubus caesius | Fairly common on lower ground and near the coast. |
Dock, Broad-leaved | Rumex obtusifolius | Common. Recorded throughout area |
Dock, Clustered | Rumex conglomeratus | Avoids highest ground. |
Dock, Curled | Rumex crispus ssp crispus | Widespread but not on high moors |
Dock, Curled | Rumex crispus ssp littoreus | Sandy coastal areas. |
Dock, Fiddle | Rumex pulcher | Scarce. Mainly on dry slopes or sandy areas near coast |
Dock, Golden | Rumex maritimus | Rare. |
Dock, Greek | Rumex cristatus | First recorded at Minehead in 1942 when it was thought to be R.patientia. It was renamed in 1982 by D.. Kent. Has increased and is spreading. |
Dock, Water | Rumex hydrolapathum | At pond edges, ditches and stream banks. Now scarce and has declined |
Dock, Wood | Rumex sanguineus | Common in hedgerows, woodland, waste ground. |
Dock, hybrid | Rumex x dimidiatus | R. crispus x cristatus. Minehead. |
Dock, hybrid | Rumex x lousleyi | R. cristatus x obtusifolius. Minehead |
Dock, hybrid | Rumex x arbortinus | R. conglomeratus x obtusifolius |
Dock, hybrid | Rumex x ogulinensis | R. obtusifolius x pulcher |
Dock, hybrid | Rumex x schulzei | R. conglomeratus x crispus. |
Dock, hybrid | Rumex x pratensis | R. crispus x obtusifolius |
Dock, hybrid | Rumex x heteranthos | Was recorded in error. |
Dock, hybrid | Rumex x pseudopulcher | R. crispus x pulcher |
Dock, hybrid | Rumex x sagorskii | R. crispus x sanguineus |
Dock, hybrid | Rumex x dufftii | R. obtusifolius x sanguineus |
Dock, hybrid | Rumex x mixtus | R. pulcher x sanguineus |
Dodder, Lesser | Cuscuta epithymum | Parasitic on gorse, whortleberry, wood sage, heathers and Lonicera nitida (at Selworthy) Locally common. |
Dodder, Yellow | Cuscuta campestris | On sunflowers in Dunster 2012. |
Dog's-tail, Crested | Cynosurus cristatus | A very common grass throughout. |
Dogwood | Cornus sanguinea | Frequent in hedgerows on Holnicote Estate. |
Dogwood, Red-osier | Cornus sericea | Rare introduction |
Dragon Arum | Dracunculus vulgaris | Garden origin |
Dropwort | Filipendula vulgaris | Scarce garden escape here. |
Duckweed, Common | Lemna minor | Ditches, ponds, slow-moving waters, moorland bogs and cattle troughs. Widespread |
Duckweed, Fat | Lemna gibba | Formerly on Minehead, Dunster and Porlock marshes but has declined. |
Duckweed, Greater | Spirodela polyrhiza | Formerly frequent on Minehead marsh but decreased due to development. |
Duckweed, Ivy-leaved | Lemna trisulca | Formerly profuse on Minehead marsh but now declined due to pollution etc. |
Duckweed, Least | Lemna minor | On Minehead marsh in 1994. |
DUTCH IRIS | Iris x hollandica hort. | Garden escapes. |
Elder | Sambucus niger | Hedges and woodlands. Widespread. Flowers and fruit collected by amateur winemakers. Cut-leaved var. laciniata near Bratton 1996 |
Elder, Dwarf | Sambucus ebulus | Rare. Hedgebanks and verges. |
Eleagnus | Eleagnus pungens | Old introduction West Porlock Wood |
Elecampane | Inula helenium | Garden origin |
Elephant-ears | Bergenia crassifolia | Very rare introduction (see hybrid) |
Elephant-ears, Heart-leaved | Bergenia cordifolia | Rare introduction. Garden origin. |
Elephant-ears, hybrid | Bergenia x schmidtii | The escape usually found, much grown in gardens |
Elm, English | Ulmus procera | Still common as a hedgerow plant but the majestic trees which graced our low lying areas and towns are all gone, victim to Dutch Elm disease since 1970. |
Elm, Small-leaved | Ulmus minor s.l. | Local.. |
Elm, Wych | Ulmus glabra | Fairly common in old woodlands. |
Enchanter's Nightshade | Circaea lutetiana | Woodlands and shady hedgerows. |
Enkianthus, Red-Vein | Enkianthus campanulatus | Old introduction West Porlock Wood |
Escallonia | Escallonia macrantha | Naturalised on some sea-cliffs and coastal shingle. Occasional introduction in hedgerows. |
Eskimo Tree | Viburnum erubescens | Old introduction West Porlock Wood |
Evening-primrose, Common | Oenothera biennis (Oe. cambrica) | Garden escapes.Small-flowered (Oe. cambrica) now included here. |
Evening -primrose, Fragrant | Oenothera stricta | Local. Well naturalised in sandy areas Minehead to Dunster Beach |
Evening-primrose, Large-flowered | Oenothera glazioviana | Garden escapes. Naturalised near coast |
Evening-primrose. Rosy | Oenothera rosea | Garden escapes. Bossington & Minehead. |
Ererlasting-pea, Broad-leaved | Lathyrus latifolius | Naturalised garden escape in hedges and churchyards, etc. |
Everlasting-pea, Narrow-leaved | Lathyrus sylvestris | On coastal shingle and some verges |
Everlasting-pea, Two-flowered | Lathyrus grandiflorus | Garden escapes |
Eyebright | Euphrasia agg. | An exquisite but difficult group of plants to identify. Over 20 british species and more than twice as many hybrids. However, the following have been confirmed by experts. |
Eyebright species | Euphrasia anglica | Grassy upland areas |
Eyebright species | Euphrasia arctica ssp borealis | Upland areas |
Eyebright species | Euphrasia confusa | Grassland, upland areas. |
Eyebright species | Euphrasia micrantha | Heather moorland |
Eyebright species | Euphrasia nemorosa | Heathland and pastures. |
Eyebright species | Euphrasia scottica | A record from Devon VC4 in 2020 was first for Exmoor since Barle Valley in 1918. |
Eyebright species | Euphrasia tetraquetra | Uncommon. Heathland. |
Eyebright hybrid | Euphrasia anglica x artica | Uncommon. |
Eyebright hybrid | Euphrasia arctica x confusa | Upland areas |
Eyebright hybrid | Euphrasia arctica x micrantha | Upland areas |
Eyebright hybrid | Euphrasia artica x nemorosa | Heathland |
Eyebright hybrid | Euphrasia confusa x micrantha | Upland areas |
Eyebright hybrid | Euphrasia nemorosa x confusa | Upland areas |
Eyebright hybrid | Euphrasia nemorosa x micrantha (Euphrasia x areschougii) | Glenthorne. Devon. |
Fairy Foxglove | Erynus alpinus | Rare garden escape on walls. |
False Acacia | Robinia pseudoacacia | Planted trees only known. |
False-brome, Wood | Brachypodium sylvaticum | A common grass in woods and hedgerows below 1000 ft. |
False Buck's-beard | Astilbe japonica | Rare garden throw-out. |
Fat-hen | Chenopodium album | Common arable weed. Also on verges and waste land |
Fatsia | Fatsia japonica | Rare introduction |
Feathertop (Fountain Grass) | Pennesetum villosum | Garden origin. |
Fennel | Foeniculum vulgare | Mainly occurs in waste land or sandy areas near the sea where it is native. Inland sites probably garden escapes. |
Fenugreek | Trifolium ornithopodioides | Short sandy grassland near coast. |
Fern, Adder's-tongue | Ophioglossum vulgatum | Rare. In old pastures. |
Fern, Beech | Phegopteris connectilis | Local. A few small colonies and some large ones. |
Fern, Black Spleenwort | Asplenium adiantum-nigrum | Common on walls and hedgebanks. |
Fern, Borrer's Scaly Male- | Dryopteris borreri | In old woodlands. |
Fern, Bracken | Pteridium aquilinum | Common and increasing. |
Fern, Brittle Bladder- | Cystopteris fragilis | Very rare. |
Fern, Broad Buckler- | Dryopteris dilatata | Common in woods and hedgebanks. |
Fern, Chilean Hard | Blechnum cordatum | A rare garden escape. |
Fern, Forked Spleenwort | Asplenium septentrionale | At one time abundant but believed extinct on Exmoor since 1939. |
Fern, Hard | Blechnum spicant | Common on acid moorland and beech hedgerows. |
Fern, Hard Shield- | Polystichum aculeatum | Uncommon. |
Fern, Hart's-tongue | Asplenium scolopendrium (Phillitis scolopendrium) | Common and widespread apart from the highest ground. |
Fern, Hay Scented Buckler- | Dryopteris aemula | Local in woods and shady banks. |
Fern, House Holly- | Cyrtomium falcatum | An introduction which occurred on ruined walls of Ashley Combe House. Did very well here in 1991. |
Fern, Killarney | Trichomanes speciosum | This fern occurs on Exmoor but does not develop beyond the gametophytic stage. |
Fern, Lady | Athyrium filix-femina | Widespread by streams and shady places. |
Fern, Lanceolate Spleenwort | Asplenium obovatum | Rare. One site on old wall. |
Fern, Lemon-scented | Oreopteris limbosperma | Locally common by moorland streams |
Fern, Limestone | Gynocarpium robertianum | Very rare. |
Fern, Maidenhair | Adiantum capillus-veneris | Old introductions in a few places. |
Fern, Maidenhair Spleenwort | Asplenium trichomanes ssp quadrivalens | Common on walls and in hedgerows. |
Fern, Maidenhair Spleenwort | Asplenium trichomanes ssp trichomanes | An uncommon subspeces of this fern. |
MALE FERN X BORRER’S FERN. | Dryopteris x critica (D. filix mas x borrerii) | Rare |
Fern, Male | Dryopteris filix-mas | Common in woods and hedgebanks |
Fern, Male, Pitted (or Alpine) | Dryopteris lacunosa | Uncommon - or under recorded. |
Fern, Male Scaly | Dryopteris affinis | Very large fronds in old woodlands. |
Fern, Moonwort | Botrychium lunaria | Uncommon in short turfy grass. |
Fern, Narrow Buckler- | Dryopteris carthusiana | Uncommon. |
Fern, Narrow Scaly Male- | Dryopteris cambrensis | Scarce (or under recorded) |
Fern, Oak | Gymnocarpium dryopteris | Rare and local. |
Fern, Parsley | Cryptogramma crispa | Last known Ecmoor site on scree near Simonsbath was lost after drought in 1976. |
Fern, Polypody: Common | Polypodium vulgare | Common in woods and hedgebanks |
Fern, Polypody: Intermediate | Polypodium interjectum | Common in woods and hedgebanks |
Fern, Polypody: Southern | Polypodium cambricum | Rare in Exmoor area. |
Fern, Royal | Osmunda regalis | Rare. Relics of introductions which have persisted. |
Fern, Rustyback | Asplenium ceterach (Ceterach officinarum) | Frequent on walls around villages but may have decreased slightly. |
Fern, Sea Spleenwort | Asplenium marinum | Very local on sea-cliffs from Combe Martin to Minehead. |
Fern, Small Adder's-tongue | Ophioglossum azoricum | Very rare. |
Fern, Soft shield- | Polystichum setiferum | Locally common in woods and hedgerows on lower ground. |
Fern, Tonbridge Filmy- | Hymenophyllum tunbrigense | Rare. Damp rocky areas. |
Fern, Wall Rue | Asplenium ruta-muraria | Common on walls in eastern Exmoor, usually near habitations. |
Fern, Water | Azolla filiculoides | Floats on the surface of still water in ditches and ponds, turning red after frost. |
Fern, Wilson's Filmy- | Hymenophyllum wilsonii | Very rare. Devon woodlands. |
Fern-grass | Catapodium rigidum | Local on walls and dry places. |
Fern-grass, Sea | Catapodium marinum | Very local on the coast. Habitat lost at Minehead. |
Fescue, Bearded | Vulpia ciliata ssp ambigua | A rare grass |
Fescue, Dune | Vulpia fasciculata | A rare grass in sand dunes. |
Fescue, Fine-leaved Sheep's | Festuca filiformis | A rare moorland grass. |
Fescue, Giant | Schedonorus gigantea (Festuca gigantea) | A frequent grass in woodlands |
Fescue, Hard | Festuca brevipila | An introduced grass. |
Fescue hybrid | x schedonicum loliaceum (x Festuca loliaceum | Hybrid between Meadow Fescue and Perenniel Rye-grass. |
Fescue hybrid | x Festulpia hubbardii | Rare hybrid between Red and Dune Fescue grass. |
Fescue, Meadow | Schedonorus pratensis (Festuca pratensis) | Fairly frequent grass in the south part of Exmoor. |
Fescue, Rat's-tail | Vulpia myuros | An uncommon grass |
Fescue, Red | Festuca rubra agg | A very common grass in dry places. There are seven subspecies of which three: ssp rubra, juncea and litoralis have been recorded from Exmoor area |
Fescue, Sheep's | Festuca ovina ssp ovina | A common moorland grass. |
Fescue, Sheep's | Festuca ovina ssp hirtula | Recorded on the moors. |
Fescue, Squirrel-tail | Vulpia bromoides | A fairly frequent grass in dry places. |
Fescue, Tall | Schedonorus arundinacea (Festuca arundinacea) | A scarce grass. |
Fescue, Various-leaved | Festuca heterophylia | A rare grass. |
Feverfew | Tanacetum parthenium | Waste ground and hedge banks etc. usually near habitations. |
Field Gentian | Gentianella campestris. | Last recorded from hill pastures between Oare and Culbone. 1940. |
Field Gromwell | Lithospermum arvense | Last recorded as an occasional weed at Porlock 1965. |
Field Pennycress | Thlapsi arvense | Still fairly common locally but less so than formerly. |
Fig | Ficus carica | Rarely bird-sown from cultivated trees. |
Figwort, Common | Scrophularia nodosa | Frequent. Waste places, woodlands, hedgerows |
Figwort, Water | Scrophularia auriculata | Local. By rivers, streams and ponds. |
Filbert | Corylus maxima | Garden origin. Rare. |
Finger-grass, Hairy | Digitaria sanguinalis | Rare bird-seed alien. |
Fir, Douglas | Pseudotsuga menziesii | An introduced conifer |
Fir, European Silver | Abies alba | An introduced conifer |
Fir, Giant | Abies grandis | An introduced conifer |
Fir, Noble | Abies procera | An introduced conifer |
Firethorn | Pyracantha coccinea | Garden origin. Bird-sown on railway embankment and hedgerows. Yellow, orange or scarlet fruits. |
Flax | Linum usitatissimum | Grown on set-aside land and occasionally occurs as a relic or escape. Sometimes occurs as a bird-seed alien |
Flax, Fairy | Linum cartharticum | Tracks, verges and grassy banks. |
Flax, Pale | Linum bienne | Scarce on dry slopes on calcareous soils. |
Fleabane, Argentine | Conyza bonariensis | Recorded at Minehead tip 1960-62. Now included under Guernsey Fleabane, C sumatrensis |
Fleabane, Blue | Erigeron acris (Erigeron acer) | One record from Luxborough 1971 |
Fleabane, Canadian | Erigeron canadensis | Common on waste ground around Minehead. |
Fleabane, Common | Pulicaria dysenterica | Damp meadows, verges and ditches. |
Fleabane, Guernsey | Conyza sumatrensis | Waste ground. First record for us was at Minehead 1994 |
Fleabane, Mexican | Erigeron karvinskianus | Plentiful on walls and banks around Minehead and some villages. |
Flixweed | Descurainia sophia | Rare. Disturbed soil or sandy areas. |
Flowering Rush | Butomus umbellatus | Two recorded Minehead Warren 1966 and on in ditch near railway 2010. Possibly introduced. |
Fluellen, Round-leaved | Kixia spuria | Rare agricultural weed. |
Fluellen, Sharp-leaved | Kixia elatine | Scarce arable weed. |
Fool's parsley | Aethusa cynapium ssp agrestis | Less common than ssp cynapium |
Fool's parsley | Aethusa cynapium ssp cynapium | Arable and waste land. More common than ssp agrestis. |
Fool's Watercress | Helosciadium nodiflorum (Apium nodiflorum) | Common by streams. |
Forget-me-not, Changing | Myosotis discolor | Walls, waste ground, tracks, verges. Yellow flowers turning blue. |
Forget-me-not, Creeping | Myosotis secunda | The common Exmoor forget-me-not in most upland boggy areas by streams. |
Forget-me-not, Early | Myosotis ramosissimus | Coastal grassland, sandy areas. Scarce. |
Forget-me-not, Field | Myosotis arvensis | Verges, fields particularly corn stubble. |
Forget-me-not, Garden | Myosotis sylvatica | A garden escape in woodlands, waste ground and verges |
Forget-me-not, Great | Brunnera macrophylla | An occasional garden escape sometimes confused with Blue-Eyed-Mary |
Forget-me-not, Pale | Myosotis stolonifera | Uncommon, but could be under recorded |
Forget-me-not, Tufted | Myosotis laxa | By ponds and stream banks, scarce but possibly under-recorded |
Forget-me-not, Water | Myosotis scorpoiodes | Banks of the larger streams or rivers or by ponds. |
Forsythia | Forsythia x intermedia | Garden origin. Hedges. |
Forsythia | Forsythia suspensa | In scrub. Garden origin. |
Fox-and-cubs | Pilosella aurantiaca ssp carpathicola | Garden origin. Sometimes established on walls or churchyards and lawns. |
Foxglove | Digitalis purpurea | Hedgebanks, moorland and woodland. Spmetimes abundant for a few seasons after clear-felling of trees |
Foxglove-tree | Paulownia tomentosa | Self-sown, garden origin. |
Fox-sedge, False | Carex otrubae | Mainly on low-lying marshes. |
Foxtail, Bulbous | Alopecurus bulbosus | A rare grass on coastal marsh. |
Foxtail hybrid | Alopecurus x plettkei | Very rare hybrid between Marsh and Bulbous Foxtail grasses. |
Foxtail hybrid | Alopecurus x brachystylus | Rare hybrid between Meadow and Marsh Foxtail grasses. |
Foxtail, Marsh | Alopecurus geniculatus | A common grass in damp grassland. |
Foxtail, Meadow | Alopecurus pratensis | A common grass except on high moorland areas. |
Foxtail, Orange | Alopecurus aequalis | A scarce grass on muddy banks of reservoir. |
French Hales | Sorbus latifolia agg. | Aggregate only. Species not defined. |
Fringe-cups | Tellima grandiflora | Garden escape naturalised and in some areas abundant eg West Lyn Valley. |
Fritillary | Fritillaria meleagris | A rare intruduction sometimes persisting in old grassland. |
Fuchsia | Fruchsia magellianica | Garden relic or established introduction. Other taxons of garden origin also occur. |
Fumitory, Common ramping | Fumaria muralis ssp boraei | Frequent in hedgerows near the coast |
Fumitory, Common. | Fumaria officinalis | Uncommon in arable land. |
Fumitory, Tall ramping | Fumaris bastardii | Fairly frequent in Minehead-Porlock area |
Fumitory, White ramping | Fumaria capreolata | Common near the coast and Porlock Vale |
Galingale, Pale | Cyperus eragrostis | Has occurred as a weed in Minehead gardens. |
Garden Arabis | Arabis caucasica | Garden escape. Established on walls |
Garden Candytuft | Iberis umbellata | Occasional garden escape. |
Garlic Mustard | Alliaria petiolata | Common in lowland hedgerows throughout |
Garlic, Field | Allium oleracium | Grows close to Eastern Exmoor boundary but no recently confirmed Exmoor records |
Garlic, Honey | Nectaroscordum siculum | Plentiful at one time on Horner Water near estuary but has decreased. |
Garlic, Keeled | Allium carinatum | Grassland. A small amount on Porlock Marsh in vulnerable site. |
Garlic, Neapolitan | Allium neapolianum | Rare garden escape. |
Garlic, Rosy | Allium roseum | Garden origin. |
Garlic, Three-cornered | Allium triquetrum | An invasive weed in Porlock and Minehad areas. Spreading. |
Geranium, Scarlet | Pelagonium x hybridus | Garden throw-outs. |
Gladiolus, Eastern | Gladiolus communis ssp byzantinus | Garden origin. Waste ground. |
Glasswort, Common | Salicornia europaea | Rare. Coastal saltmarsh. |
Glasswort, hybrid | Salicornia pusilla x ramosissima | Very rare. Coastal saltmarsh |
Glasswort, One-flowered | Salicornia pusilla x ramosissima | Very rare. Coastal saltmarsh |
Glasswort, Purple | Salicornia ramosissima | Very rare. Coastal saltmarsh |
Globe-Thistle, Glandular | Echinops sphaeocephalus L. | Garden escape |
Glory-of-the-snow | Scilla forbesii (Chionodoxa forbesii) | Garden origin |
Goat's-beard | Tragopogon pratensis ssp minor | Waste ground, verges, gardens. Mainly in the Minehead area. |
Goat's-rue | Galega officinalis | A rare introduction long established on waste ground at Minehead Warren |
Golden Alison | Aurinia saxatilis (Alyssum saxatile | Garden escape sometimes naturalised on old walls in towns and villages |
Goldenrod | Solidago virgaurea | Woodland borders, shady banks and sea cliffs. |
Goldenrod, Canadian | Solidago canadensis | Garden origin. Waste ground. |
Goldenrod, Early | Solidago gigantea | Only one record. Garden origin |
Golden-saxifrage, Alternate-lvd | Chrysosplenium alternifolium | Much less common than Opposite-leaved. Damp woodland. |
Golden-saxifrage, Opposite-lvd | Chrysosplenium oppositifolium | Very common in most damp areas, damp woodlany and stream banks. |
Good-King-Henry | Blitum bonus-henricus (Chenopodium b-h) | Rare. |
Gooseberry | Ribes uva-crispa | A relic of cultivation or bird-sown escape. Possibly sometimes native |
Goosefoot, Fig-leaved | Chenopodium ficifolium | Rare. |
Goosefoot, Many-seeded | Lipandra polyspermum (Chenopodium polyspermum) | Local in arable ground. |
Goosefoot, Nettle-leaved | Chenopodium murale | Rare |
Goosefoot, Red | Oxybasis rubra (Chenopodium rubrum) | An uncommon weed. |
Goosefoot, Upright | Oxybasis (Chenopodium) urbicum | Rare agricultural weed first Exmoor record 2020. |
Gorse | Ulex europaeus | Very common throughout. Moorland, heaths, hedgebanks and woodland borders. Locally called Furze. |
Gorse, hybrid | Ulex x breoganii | Rare hybrid of Common and Western gorse |
Gorse, Western | Ulex gallii | The low growing gorse of coastal heaths. Less common than U. europaeus. |
Grape Hyacinth, Garden | Muscari armeniacum | Garden origin. Waste ground, tips etc |
Grape Vine | Vitis vinifera | Old relic of cultivation |
Greengage | Prunus domestica ssp italica | Recorded from a hedgerow at West Porlock in 1993. |
Gromwell, Purple | Lithodora diffusa | Garden escape. |
Ground-elder | Aegopodium podagraria | Troublesome garden weed also found on verges, hedgebanks and woodland borders. |
Ground-ivy | Glechoma hederacea | Common on hedgbanks, verges etc except on the grass moors. |
Groundsel | Senecio vulgaris | Common arable weed also on verges etc. F. radicata with petals is rare. |
Groundsel, Heath | Senecio sylvaticus | Frequent on coastal heaths and verges |
Groundsel, Sticky | Senecio viscosus | Waste ground. Scarce. |
Guelder-rose | Viburnum opulus. | Hedgerows including some recent plantings. |
Gypsywort | Lycopus europaeus | Uncommon in ditches and marshland |
Plants: Wild-flowers and Trees H-M
Plants:Wild-flowers and Trees H-M. In The Flora and Fauna of Exmoor National Park, The Exmoor Natural History Society’s Checklist (1996), we listed 1187 Flowering Plants plus 41 Ferns and allies and 23 conifers making a total of 1251 species recorded. Since then, there have been many new finds by members, numerous changes in nomenclature, changes of policy as to what should be included in the way of alien species, etc. making a complete update necessary. This has now been done and the present list includes all species, arranged in alphabetical order by Common Name as we feel this method will be most useful to members. Scientific Names may be quickly accessed by use of the search box. All species are now included in one list with the prefix Fern used for all ferns, likewise Clubmoss, Horsetail, Sedge and Rush occur as prefixes. Grasses, Orchids, Conifers and other trees are listed normally in alphabetical order. Notes on frequency, when given, refer to Exmoor only, the case may be quite different elsewhere. All plants listed have been found growing in wild situations, not planted as far as we know unless stated otherwise. Recent synonyms are given in brackets following the current name. Most records have been supplied by ENHS members since 1974 but some historic, museum and literature records are also included. Thanks are due to many, including County Recorders past and present, Botanical Societies and members. Updated to Spring 2024, to include all reports in Exmoor Naturalist No.50 Pt1.Common Name | Scientific Name | Comments |
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Hair-grass, Early | Aira praecox | Common grass on dry banks. |
Hair-grass, Silver | Aira caryophyllea | Frequent except in SW Exmoor. |
Hair-grass, Tufted | Deschampsia cespitosa | A large common grass on damp moorland. |
Hair-grass, Wavy | Avenella flexuosa (Deschampsia flexuosa) | Common on heaths and hedge banks |
Hairy Rock-cress | Arabis hirsuta | Recorded near Lynton, 1979. |
Hard-grass | Paropholis strigosa | Rare and local on the coast. |
Hard-grass, Curved | Paropholis incurva | Very rare on the coast. |
Harebell | Campanula rotundifolia. | Recorded by Hadden in 1940s at Oare Post but site later ploughed. There is also a 1875 record on Grabbist Hill 'confined to one spot above Alcombe' . Some reported from an undisclosed Exmoor Farm in 1990s. Can occur as a garden escape. |
Hare's-ear Mustard | Conringia orientalis | Recorded c1900 in ditches and roadsides. |
Hare's-tail | Lagurus ovatus | Established on Minehead Warren and Dunster Beach since 1990. |
Hawkbit, Autumnal | Scorzoneroides autumnalis (Leontodon autumnalis) | Hedgerows, verges, grassland etc. Common |
Hawkbit, Lesser | Leontodon saxatilis | Grassland: lawns, verges, churchyards. Common. |
Hawkbit, Rough | Leontodon hispidus. | Hedgebanks, verges, churchyards. Local. |
Hawk's-beard, Beaked | Crepis vesicaria | Now widespread and common apart from high moorland. First Somerset Record was 1883 and first Devon record was 1873. |
Hawk's-beard, Smooth | Crepis capillaris. | Hedges, grassland, verges, etc. |
Hawkweed agg. | Hieracium spp. | Mostly recorded as the aggregate but the following Hawkweed species have been expertly identified. |
Hawkweed sp. | Hieracium acuminatum (Now includes Hieracium lachnellii and Hieracium strumosum) | Rocks, banks and walls. |
Hawkweed sp.Cheriense | Hieracium cheriense | Devon Exmoor |
Hawkweed sp. Dark-leaved | Hieracium diaphanum | Data deficient. |
Hawkweed sp. Bristol Channel | Hieracium eustomon | Sea cliffs. |
Hawkweed sp. Grand toothed | Hieracium grandidens | Churchyards, verges, banks. |
Hawkweed sp. Irregular toothed | Hieracium lepidulum | Devon Exmoor |
Hawkweed sp. Autumn Hawkweed | Hieracium sabaudum | Woodland borders and banks. The plant known as Exmoor Hawkweed (Hieracium eminentiforme) is included |
Hawkweed sp. Schmidt's | Hieracium schmidtii | Devon Exmoor |
Hawkweed sp. Dappled | Hieracium ascotostictum | Recorded 2011. Rare. |
Hawkweed sp. Baloon-leaved | Hieracium subamplifolium | Devon Exmoor |
Hawkweed sp. Hairy-stemmed | Hieracium trichocaulon | Grassy roadsides. |
Hawkweed sp. Heart-leaved | Hieracium cardiophyllum | Uncommon. |
Hawkweed sp. | Hieracium umbellatum ssp umbellatum | Data deficient. |
Hawkweed sp. Common | Hieracium vulgatum | Not common actually. |
Hawkweed sp. Spotted | Hieracium maculatum | Churchyards, walls, etc. (includes Hieracium spilophaeum) |
Hawthorn | Crataegus monogyna | Small trees on the moors and in combes and hedges are an important food source and nest sites for birds. Often called 'May' |
Hazel | Corylus avellana | Common except on high moors. Formerly coppices for thatching spars and other uses. Nuts provide food for dormice, deer, squirrels and birds. |
Heath, Cross-leaved | Erica tetralix | Coastal heath and damp moorland. |
Heath Grass | Danthonia decumbens | A common moorland grass. |
Heath, Prickly | Gaultheria mucronata | An introduction which has naturalised and increased in places. |
Heather | Calluna vulgaris | Widespread across the area as small amounts occur in woodlands and hedgebanks as well as on the main high heather moors. There are still c20,000 acres of heather moorland bu this is much less than a century ago. Loss due to ploughing, forestry, bracken and heatherbeetle. |
Heather, Bell | Erica cinerea | Widespread on moors and coastal heath but much less than Calluna vulgaris. |
Hedge Veronica | Veronica x franciscana (Hebe x franciscana) | Introduction mostly in hedgerows. |
Hedge-parsley, Knotted | Torilis nodosa | Dry grassland, lawns, verges. Mainly near the coast. |
Hedge-parsley, Upright | Torilis japonica | Hedgerows, verges, woodland borders. |
Hellebore, Green | Helleborus viridis | Rare, in shady places. |
Hellebore, Stinking | Helleborus foetidus | Occasional garden escape. |
Helleborine, Broad-leaved | Epipactis helleborine | Scarce. Woods and hedgerows. |
Hemlock | Conium maculatum | Hedgerows, field borders, waste ground. Poisonous. |
Hemlock, Western | Tsuga heterophylla | An introduced conifer |
Hemp-agrimony | Eupatorum cannabinum | Hedges, stream banks, verges. Widespread but not on highest ground |
Hemp-nettle, Common | Galeopsis tetrahit | Arable land, damp verges. |
Hemp-nettle, Bifid | Galeopsis bifida | Verges, hedgerows, damp moorland. Scarce or under recorded. |
Henbane | Hyoscyamus niger | Has been recorded between Minehead and Dunster Beach since 1910. Poisonous. Rare. |
Herb Bennet | Geum urbanum | Woods, hedgerows, waste ground, garden weed. Common. |
Herb-robert | Geranium robertianum ssp robertianum | Hedgebanks, verges, waste and cultivated ground, walls and woodland. Widespread and common apart from Chains area. |
Herb-robert, Seasude | Geranium robertianum ssp maritimum | Coastal shingle. |
Hogweed | Heracleum sphondylium | Hedgebanks, waste ground, field borders, woodland edges. Common and widespread apart from The Chains |
Hogweed, Giant | Heracleum mantegazzianum | Rare, Can crop up in various habitats. |
Holly | Ilex aquifolium | Common in woods, hedges and heaths. Occasionally dominant. Orange berried form scarce. |
Hollyhock | Althea rosea | Garden escape or throw-out |
Honesty | Lunaria annua | A sometimes persistent escape from gardens. |
Honeysuckle | Lonicera periclymenum | Woodlands, hedgerows, scrubby areas. Important in woodland for Pied Flycatchers nests and dormice. |
Honeysuckle, Box-leaved | Lonicera pileata | Introduced in hedges. |
Honeysuckle, Fly | Lonicera xylosteum | Woodland. Probably introduced. |
Honeysuckle, Himalayan | Leycestera formosa | Planted in woodlands as cover for pheasants. Naturalised. |
Honeysuckle, Wilson's | Lonicera nitida | Hedges and waste areas. Introduced |
Hop | Humulus lupulus | Fairly common in hedges near villages |
Horehound, Black | Ballota nigra ssp. Foetida | Mainly in Minehead area. Hedgebanks and rough ground. |
Horehound, White | Marrubium vulgare | A few plants in Minehead and Dunster Beach areas in 1970s and 80s. Rare |
Hornbeam | Carpinus betulus | Occasional in hedgerows. A few mature trees. |
Horse-chestnut | Aesculus hippocastanum | Many old introductions which seed, but seedlings usually grazed or mown |
Horse-chestnut, Red | Aesculus carnea | Introductions on verges, and parkland |
Horse-radish | Armoracia rusticana | A relic of cultivation or garden throw-out. Sometimes persists. |
Horsetail, Field | Equisetum arvense | Common in dry areas and verges. |
Horsetail, Great | Equisetum telmateia | Scarce in shady verges. |
Horsetail, Marsh | Equisetum palustre | Frequent in marshy areas. |
Horsetail, Shore | Equisetum x litorale | Recorded 1905 in Barle Valley. |
Horsetail, Water | Equisetum fluviatile | Frequent in wet areas. |
Horsetail, Wood | Equisetum sylvaticum | Scarce, in damp shady areas. |
Hound's-tongue | Cynoglossum officinale | Sandy coastal areas. Occasionally on other dry slopes. |
Hound's-tongue, Himalayan | Cynoglossum nervosum | Garden escape. |
House-leek | Sempervivum tectorum | On walls in villages. Garden origin. |
Hyacinth, Garden | Hyacinthus orientalis | Garden throw-outs which may persist |
Iris, Bearded | Iris germanica | Garden throw-outs on tips and verges |
Iris, Chilean | Libertia formosa | Garden escapes |
Iris, Snake's-head | Hermodactylus tuberosus | Colony on Exmoor boundary recorded 1914, refound in 1993. Man seen digging many up just afterwards. |
Iris, Spanish | Iris xiphium | Garden origin |
Iris, Stinking | Iris foetidissima | Frequent Porlock, Minehad, Dunster areas on calcareous soils. Uncommon elsewhere. |
Iris, Yellow | Iris pseudacorus | Ditches, ponds, river banks and marshy woodland. |
Ivy, Atlantic | Hedera hibernica | Ground cover in some woodlands but probably under-recorded. |
Ivy, Boston | Parthenocissus tricuspidata | Introduced on walls etc. |
Ivy, Common | Hedera helix | Widespread. |
Ivy, Persian | Hedera colchica | Introduced. |
Jacob's Ladder | Polemonium caeruleum. | Garden escape. |
Japanese Lantern | Physalis alkekengi | Garden escape. |
Jasmine, Summer | Jasminum officinale. | White flowered garden escape. |
Jasmine, Winter | Jasminum nudiflorum | Yellow flowered garden escape. |
JERSEY CUDWEED | Laphagum luteoalbum Casual. | |
Jerusalem Sage | Phlomis fruitosa | Naturalised in field border near Selworthy. |
Juneberry | Amelanchier lamarckii | Rare introduction. Small trees produce seedlings which do not survive. |
Juniper | Juniperus communis | An introduced |
Kangaroo Apple | Solanum laciniatum | Rare escape from cultivation. West Porlock and Porlock Weir area. |
Kerria | Kerria japonica | Garden origin. Occasional in hedges |
Kingcup | Caltha palustris | Fairly frequent but some loss due to drainage of meadows. |
Knapweed, Common | Centaurea nigra ssp nigra | Verges, field borders and grassland. |
Knapweed, Slender | Centaurea nigra ssp nemoralis | Rayed form occurs in similar situations. |
Knapweed, Greater | Centaurea scabiosa | Rare and not on acid soils. A few records dating from 1970s and 80s. |
Knawel, Annual | Scleranthus annuus | Recorded from coastal fields in 1960s. |
Knotgrass, Ray's | Polygonum oxyspermum | No recent records. Roe (1981) states 'formerly at Dunster.' |
Knotgrass. | Polygonum aviculare ss | The commonest species found in waste ground, tracks, field gateways and pavements |
Knotgrass, Cornfield | Polyfonum rurivagum Jordan | Often amalgamated with P. aviculare |
Knotgrass, Equal-leaved | Polygonum depressum (Polygonum arenastrum | Fairly common on pavements, paths and farmland. |
Knotweed, Giant | Reynoutria sachalinensis (Fallopia sachalinensis) | Noted at Dunster Beach 1978 which increased and had to be eradicated. |
Knotweed, Himalayan | Persicaria wallichii | Was abundant around Simonsbath and Heddon Valley where there are efforts to eradicate it. |
Knotweed, hybrid | Fallopia x bohemica | Ther are one or two records for this cross between Japanese and Giant Knotweed. |
Knotweed, Japanese | Reynoutria japonica (Fallopia japonica) | Sometimes abundant and there are efforts to eradicate it by ENPA. |
Knotweed, Lesser | Persicaria campanulata. | Common in Washford River valley and established clumps in a few other places. First Somerset record was at Spaxton in 1974 (Green) |
Knotweed, Pink-headed | See Persicaria, Pink-headed | |
Kohuhu | Pittosporum tenuifolium | Rarely self-sown from planted trees. |
Koromiko | Hebe salicifolia | Garden origin. Hedges. |
Laburnum | Laburnum anagyroides. | Self-sown seedlings from garden trees occur and may establish. |
Lady's-Mantle | Alchemilla filicaulis ssp vestita | Damp grassland and verges. Scarce. |
Lady's-mantle, Intermediage | Alchemilla xanthochlora | Grassy areas and verges. The commonest species on Exmoor. |
Lady's-mantle, Silver | Alchemilla conjuncta | Recorded as a garden escape at Treborough Quarry but not seen recently. |
Lady's-mantle, Soft | Alchemilla mollis | A common garden escape naturalising on roadsides, churchyards etc. |
Lady's-tresses, Autumn | Spiranthes spiralis | Short grassy areas including lawns. |
Lamb's-ears | Stachys byzantina | Uncommon garden escape. |
Larch, Dunkeld | Larix x marschlinsii | An introduced conifer |
Larch, European | Larix decidua | An introduced conifer |
Larch, Japanese | Larix kaempferi | An introduced conifer |
Larkspur | Consolida ajacis | Rare garden escape (1987) |
Laurel, Cherry | Prunus laurocerasus | Frequent introduction near dwellings or a relic of habitation. Sometimes dominant. |
Laurel, Spotted | Aucuba japonica | Introduction |
Laurustinus | Viburnum tinus | Road verges, scrubby areas and hedges. |
Lavender, Garden | Lavendula x intermedia | Garden escapes. Sometimes on walls |
Leek, Babington's | Allium ampeloprasum var. babingtonii. | Rare. Noted on Porlock Marsh 1951. Still there in 2020 but not really flourishing. |
Leek, Wild | Allium ampeloprasum var ampeloprasum | Noted on Minehead Warren by Marshall in 1905. Presumed extinct. |
Leel, Garden | Allium porrum | Could occur on dumps or as throw-outs but no records to date. |
Lenten Rose | Helleborus orientalis | Garden origin. |
Leopard's-bane | Doronicum pardalianches | Garden origin. Verges and hedge banks. Has persisted many years near Dulverton. |
Leopard's-bane, Harpur-Crewe's | Doronicum x excelsum | From dumped garden material. |
Leopard's-bane, Plantain-leaved | Doronicum plantagineum | Garden origin. |
Leopard's-bane, Willdenow's | Doronicum x wileenowii | Garden origin. |
Lettuce, Blue | Lactuca tatarica | At two Minehead sites 1980-1988 det, E.J. Clement who said apart from one 1979 record in Bristol only in Llandudno. |
Lettuce, Greater | Lactuca virosa | Waste areas. Minehead Industrial Estate first recorded 1993 here. |
Lettuce, Prickly | Lactuca serriola | Has increased since first recorded in Minehead in 1977. |
Lettuce, Wall | Mycelis muralis | Walls and hedgebanks apart from central moorland areas. |
Lilac | Syringa vulgaris | Garden origin. Persistent in some hedgerows and sea cliffs at Minehead. |
Lily, Altar | Zantedeschia aethiopica | Rare garden escape or throw-out. |
Lily, Bowden's | Nerine bowdenii | Uncommon garden throw-out. |
Lily, Guernsey | Nerine sarniensis | Uncommon garden throw-out. |
Lily-of-the-Valley | Convallaria majalis | Garden throw outs which sometimes become established. |
Lily-of-the-Valley, False | Maianthemum kamishaticum. | Long established in a wood at West Porlock. (Can be mistaken for May Lily (M. bifolium) |
Lily, Pyrenean | Lilium pyrenaicum. | Hedgebanks, verges. Classic site in Devon where it is known as the Molland Lily where first recorded 1853 |
Lime tree | Tilia x vulgaris | Scattered introductions. Some magnificent trees. |
Lime, Large-leaved | Tilia platyphyllos | Planted specimens only. A fine example near R.Barle in Pit Wood |
Lobelia, Garden | Lobelia erinus | Frequent escapes from flower baskets and window boxes in urban areas |
Lobelia, Lawn | Pratia angulata | Rare garden lawn weed. |
Loganberry | Rubus loganobaccus | Garden escape or bird-sown. |
Londonpride | Saxifraga spathularis x umbrosa | A garden escape sometimes naturalised on walls and rocky woodland |
Loosestrife, Dotted | Lysimachia punctata | Waste places. Garden escapes or throw-outs. |
Loosestrife, Yellow | Lysimachia vulgaris | Scarce. |
Lords-and-Ladies | Arum maculatum | Hedgerows, woods, gardens etc. Not on higher ground. |
Lords-and-Ladies, Italian | Arum italicum ssp. Neglectum | Rare native on coast shingle. |
Lords-and-Ladies, hybrid | Arum italicum x maculatum | Rare. Woodland edge. |
Lords-and-Ladies, Italian | Arum italicum ssp. Italicum | Garden origin. Naturalised on Porlock Toll Road. |
Lousewort | Pedicularis sylvatica | Common on damp moorland. Our plants are ssp sylvatica |
Lousewort, Marsh (Red Rattle) | Pedicularis palustris | Commonest in central moorland bogs |
Love-in-a-Mist | Nigella damascene | Garden escapes |
Lucerne | Medicago sativa ssp sativa | Uncommon relic of cultivation. |
Lungwort | Pulmonaria officinalis | Garden origin. Verges etc. |
Lyme Grass | Leymus arenarius | Rare, in sand dunes. |
Madder, Field | Sherardia arvensis | Arable fields, verges, grassland, dry banks. Locally common. |
Madder, Wild | Rubia peregrina | Coastal cliffs, hedgerows. |
Mallow, Common | Malva sylvestris | Common on waysides and farmland in the eastern part of our area. |
Mallow, Dwarf | Malva neglecta | Cultivated land. |
Mallow, Hyeres Tree | Lavatera thuringiaca | Garden origin. |
Mallow, Musk | Malva moschata | Hedgebanks, field borders and verges but not on high moorland |
Mallow, Royal | Lavatera trimestris | Casual or escape Culvercliffe Walk 2002 |
Mallow, Tree | Malva arborea (Lavatera arborea) | Sandy areas all along Exmoor coast where suitable habitat. Doubtfully native |
Maple, Ashleaf | Acer negundo | Uncommon introduction. |
Maple, Downy Japanese | Acer japonicum | Old introduction West Porlock Wood |
Maple, Field | Acer campestre | Frequent in hedgerows where it may grow to a small tree. Woodlands, scrub and included in recent plantings. Native. |
Maple, Norway | Acer plataoides | Introductions are self seeding and naturalising. Hedgerows etc. |
Maple, Silver | Acer saccharinum | Rare introduced tree. |
Maple, Smooth Japanese | Acer palmatum | Rare introduction. Single tree on edge of Great Wood, Monksilver. |
Marigold, African | Tagetes erecta | Garden origin. (French Marigold Tagetes patula may also occur) |
Marigold, Pot | Calendula officinalis | Walls, waysides, tips and verges. Garden origin. |
Marjoram, Wild | Origanum vulgare. | Hedgebanks, churchyards, verges. Most records probably garden escapes but some may be native. |
Marram grass | Ammophila arenaria | Very local; in sand dunes. |
Marrow | Cucurbita pepo | Rare garden throw-out. |
Mat-grass | Nardus stricta | Common on damp moorland. |
Mayweed, Scented | Matricaria chamomilla (Matricaria recutita) | Cultivated land and verges |
Mayweed, Scentless | Tripleurospermum inodorum | Cultivated and waste ground. |
Mayweed, Sea | Tripleurospermum maritimum | Sandy areas near the coast. Inland records may refer to T. inodorum |
Meadow Foam | Limnanthes douglasii | Garden escapes. |
Meadow-grass, Annual | Poa annua | Possibly the commonest grass we have. |
Meadow-grass, Bulbous | Poa bulbosa | Rare, near the coast. |
dow-grass, Early | Poa inferma | Rather rare. |
Meadow-grass Flattened | Poa compressa | Uncommon. Dry places and walls. |
Meadow-grass, Narrow-leaved | Poa angustifolia | Rare. |
Meadow-grass, Rough | Poa trivialis | Very common. |
Meadow-grass, Smooth | Poa pratensis | Very common. |
Meadow-grass, Spreading | Poa humilis | On walls and coastal shingle. |
Meadow-grass, Wood | Poa nemoralis | Frequent in woodlands. |
Meadow-rue, Common | Thalictrum flavum | Garden escape which may persist in our area. Native on Sedgemoor and in Clyst Valley, Devon. |
Meadow-rue, Lesser | Thalictrum minus | Uncommon garden escape |
Meadow Saffron | Colchicum autumnale | Clump occurred 1987 just off Exmoor boundary near Old Cleeve. Occurs on Quantocks. |
Meadowsweet | Filipendula ulmaria | Common by streams, river valleys, damp meadows and ditches. |
Medick, Black | Medicago lupulina | Common in cultivated ground, grass verges, field gateways, near habitations not on moorland. |
Medick, Sickle | Medicago sativa ssp. Falcata | Last recorded Minehead Warren 1924 N.G. Hadden. |
Medick, Spotted | Medicago arabica | Frequent on verges, lawns, waste ground in north-east part of our area. Mostly near habitations. |
Medick, Toothed | Medicago polymorpha | var. tuberculata recorded c1910 North Hill, 1967 Minehead Golf Links, 1978-1999 on Golf Links. |
Medlar | Mespilus germanica | Old introduction in roadside hedge. |
Melick, Wood | Melica uniflora | A frequent grass in woods and on shady banks. |
Melilot, Ribbed | Melilotus officinalis | No records since 1991. Verges etc. |
Melilot, Tall | Melilotus altissimus | Just a handful of records from Devon and Somerset Exmoor. Verges, etc. |
Melilot, White | Melilotus albus | Rarely seen on waste ground and verges |
Mercury, Annual | Mercurialis annua | Common weed in eastern part of Exmoor. No records yet from Devon Exmoor. Said to have come into W. Somerset via a shipload of Russian wheat to Watchet. |
Mercury, Dog's | Mercurialis perennis | Woods and hedgerows. Not on the higher ground. An early flower to bloom |
Michaelmas-daisy | Aster novi-belgii agg. | Waste ground. Garden origin. Species hard to determine so most records are for the aggregate. |
Michaelmas-daisy, Common | Symphyotricum x salignum (Aster x salignus) | Garden origin. Minehead railway and industrial estate. |
Michaelmas-daisy, Confused | Aster novi-belgii | Many records in the past lumped under this species and it is not clear whether the actual species occurs. |
Michaelmas-daisy, Narrow-leaved | Aster lanceolatus | Rare garden escape. |
Milkwort, Common | Polygala vulgaris | Not common as it prefers calcareous soil. |
Milkwort, Heath | Polygala serpyllifolia | Common on acid moorland. |
Millit, Common | Panicum milliaceum | Birdseed alien. Grass. |
Millet, Wood | Millium effusum | A frequent grass in shady woodland. |
Mind-your-own-Business | Soleirolia soleirolii | A common weed in Minehead and Porlock areas. |
Mint, Apple- | Mentha x villosa | This hybrid mint has been confirmed. |
Mint, Bushy | Mentha x gracilis | Recorded 2001. Previously thought extinct in our area. |
Mint, Corn | Mentha arvensis | Widespread in arable areas. |
Mint, Corsican | Mentha requienii | Reported as a garden weed on paths at Porlock Weir in 1975. |
Mint, Garden Apple- | \mentha x villosa var alopecuroides | Confirmed from stream banks and Allerford and Bossington. |
Mint, hybrid | Mentha x rotundifolia | Brendon Common 1964. Believed extinct. |
Mint, Pepper | Mentha x piperita | By streams, rivers and pond margins. |
Mint, Round-leaved | Mentha suaveolens | Garden escapes. |
Mint, Spear-l | Mentha spicata | Rscapes from cultivation. |
Mint, Water | Mentha aquatica | Common by upland streams and in boggy areas and damp areas and ditches on low ground. |
Mint, Whorled | Mentha x verticcilata | Locally frequent in damp areas. |
Mistletoe | Viscum album | Has been noted on the following hosts: Apple, Crab Apple, Ornamental Willow, Lime, Hawthorn, False Acacia, Lilac. |
Mock-orange | Philadelphus x virginalis | Old introduction in wood at West Porlock. |
Monkeyflower | Erythranthe guttata | By streams and rivers. |
Monkeyflower, hybrid | Erythranthe x robertsii | By streams, rivers and ponds. |
Monkshood | Aconitum napellus | Probably garden escapes but wild species do occur in Somerset. |
Monkshood, hybrid | Aconitum x stoerkianum | Garden escapes |
Montbretia | Crocosmia x crocosmiflora | Well naturalised on banks of River Barle where it was first recorded near Simonsbath in 1916. There have been recent attempts to eradicate it here which I feel was a pity. Also occurs as a garden escape. |
Montbretia, Aunt-Eliza | Crocosmia paniculata | Garden origin. |
Montbretia, Potts | Crocosmia pottsii | Uncommon garden escape. |
Moor-grass, Purple | Molinia caerulea | Common, sometimes abundant on the moors. When colour has turned and pieces fly about in the wind it is often called 'Flying Bent.' |
Moschatel | Adoxa moschatellina. | Woods, bracken slopes and shady hedge banks. Also called 'Town-Hall-Clock) |
Motherwort | Leonurus cardiaca | Garden escapes recorded at Bossington 1913-1930 and said to be 'plentiful on Woodcombe slopes with white mullein c1900. An interesting record just off Exmoor at Old Cleeve in 2001. |
Mouse-ear, Common | Cerastium fontanum | Very common in hedges, verges, grassland, etc. |
Mouse-ear, Field | Cerastium arvense | Very rare in grassland. |
Mouse-ear, Little | Cerastium semidecandrum | Rare, coastal. |
Mouse-ear, Sea | Cerastium diffusum | Local, coastal. Has declined due to loss of habitat at Minehead. 4 petals. |
Mouse-ear, Sticky | Cerastium glomeratum | Common. Verges etc. |
Mouse-ear Hawkweed | Pilosella officinarum | In short turf on moorland banks, in lawns and on walls. |
Mouse-ear Hawkweed, hybrid | Pilosella x stoloniflora | Rare. Devon Exmoor. |
Mouse-ear Hawkweed, shaggy | Pilosella peleteriana | Two unconfirmed records one in Devon and one Somerset. |
Mouse-ear hawkweed, Tall | Pilosella praealta | Garden weed in Minehead 1979-84 and again in 1997. |
Mudwort | Limosella aquatica | Recorded from shallow ditches Dunster Marsh in 1848 then no records until found at Wimbleball in 2001. Rare. |
Mugwort | Artemisia vulgaris | Waste ground, verges, hedge banks etc. Frequent around habitations. |
Mugwort, Slender | Artemisia biennis | Birdseed alien at Exford in 1989. |
Mullein, Dark | Verbascum nigrum | Waste ground, churchyards, verges, etc. Uncommon. |
Mullein, Great | Verbascum thapsus | Frequent on waste ground, shingle, hedgebanks and stony fields. |
Mullein, hybrid | Verbascum x thapsi | Very rare hybrid between white and great mullein. |
Mullein, Moth | Verbascum blattaria | Local and rare. |
Mullein, Orange | Verbascum phlomoides | Churchyards, waste ground. Does not seem to persist. |
Mullein, Twiggy | Verbascum virgatum | Recorded from coastal shingle at Minehead in 192 and still there in 2019. A few other records but scarce. |
Mullein, White | Verbascum lychnitis var lychnis | The yellow-flowered form of White Mullein is endemic on the Holnicote estate and first recorded there in 1850. It persisted until at least 2012 but is now very rare and almost extinct due to seval management errors. |
Musk | Mimulus moschatus | Scarce and seldom found. |
Mustard, Black | Brassica nigra | Farmland, verges and near the coast. |
Mustard, Hedge | Sisymbrium officinale | Common weed in hedgebanks, waste places and verges. |
Mustard, Hoary | Hirschfeldia incana | Waste ground and tips. Few records. |
Mustard, Treacle | Erysimum cheiranthoides | Very few reports. An arable weed. |
Mustard, White | Sinapis alba | Very few reports for this casual. |
Plants: Wild-flowers and Trees N-Z
Plants: Wild-flowers and Trees N-Z.In The Flora and Fauna of Exmoor National Park, The Exmoor Natural History Society’s Checklist (1996), we listed 1187 Flowering Plants plus 41 Ferns and allies and 23 conifers making a total of 1251 species recorded. Since then, there have been many new finds by members, numerous changes in nomenclature, changes of policy as to what should be included in the way of alien species, etc. making a complete update necessary. This has now been done and the present list includes all species, arranged in alphabetical order by Common Name as we feel this method will be most useful to members. Scientific Names may be quickly accessed by use of the search box. All species are now included in one list with the prefix Fern used for all ferns, likewise Clubmoss, Horsetail, Sedge and Rush occur as prefixes. Grasses, Orchids, Conifers and other trees are listed normally in alphabetical order. Notes on frequency, when given, refer to Exmoor only, the case may be quite different elsewhere. All plants listed have been found growing in wild situations, not planted as far as we know unless stated otherwise. Recent synonyms are given in brackets following the current name. Most records have been supplied by ENHS members since 1974 but some historic, museum and literature records are also included. Thanks are due to many, including County Recorders past and present, Botanical Societies and members. Updated to Spring 2024, to include all reports in Exmoor Naturalist No. 50 pt. 1.Common name | Sceintific name | ||
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Nasturtium | Trapaeolum majus | Garden escape. | |
Navelwort | Umbilicus repestris | See under Pennywort, Wall. | |
Nettle, Common | Urtica dioica | An important food plant for some butterflies, too often sprayed or cut down. | |
Nettle, Small | Urtica urens | Rather scarce, possibly declining. | |
New Zealand Holly | Olearia macrodonta | Uncommon garden escape. | |
Niger | Guitzotia scabra (abyssinia) | Bird-seed alien. | |
Nightshade, Black | Solanum nigrum ssp nigrum | Frequent agricultural weed and in waste places. | |
Nightshade, Green | Solanum physalifolium | Scarce. Cultivated and waste ground. | |
Nightshade, Woody | Please see under Bittersweet. | ||
Nipplewort | Lapsana communis | Very common on hedgebanks, waste ground etc. | |
Oak, Chestnut-leaved | Quercus castaneifolia | An uncommon introduced tree. | |
Oak, Evergrees (Holm) | Quercus ilex | Introduced tree. A very large stand at Selworthy planted mid 1800s. | |
Oak, hybrid | Quercus x rosacea | Cross between Pedunculate and Sessile oaks. Probably under recorded. | |
Oak, Pedunculate (English Oak) | Quercus robur | Common. Single trees in fields and hedgerows are often this species. | |
Oak, Red | Quercus rubra | Uncommon introduction. | |
Oak, Sessile | Quercus petraea | The commonest native oak in Exmoor woodlands. | |
Oak, Turkey | Quercus cerris | An infrequent introduced tree | |
Oat, Cultivated | Avena sativa | Escapes from cultivation or birdseed. | |
Oat, Wild | Avena fatua | Arable weed. Has declined. | |
Oat-grass, Downy | Avenula pubescens (Helictotrichon pubescens) | Scarce. | |
Oat-grass, False | Arrhenatherum elatius | Very common in hedgerows, etc. | |
Oat-grass, Yellow | Trisetum flavescens | Scarce and local. | |
Oilseed Rape | Brassica napus ssp oleifera | Escapes or relics of cultivation. | |
Onion, Wild | Allium vineale | Verges, waste places and weed in gardens and grassland. Usually var. compactum. | |
Orache, Babington's | Atriplex glabriuscula | Local in coastal sand or shingle. | |
Orache, Common | Atriplex patula | Fairly frequent in waste ground. | |
Orache, Spear-leaved | Atriplex prostrata | Frequent in arable ground. | |
Orange Ball-tree | Buddleja globosa | Rare garden escape. | |
Orchid, Bee | Ophrys apifera | Very rare. Recorded 1973 | |
Orchid, Bird's-nest | Neottia nidis-avis | Scarce, on beech litter. Declined. | |
Orchid, Common-spotted | Dactylorhiza fuchsii | Uncommon. Prefers basic soils. | |
Orchid, Early-purple | Orchis mascula | Frequent in woods, hedgebanks and verges. | |
Orchid, Fragrant | Gymnadenia conopsia s.l. | There are only some very old records from Exmoor although it may still be found near Watchet. | |
Orchid, Greater Butterfly | Platanthera chiorantha | Very rare in woodlands. | |
Orchid, Green-winged | Orchis morio | Formerly on Porlock Marsh but declined when sea encroached. | |
Orchid, Heath-spotted | Dacrylorhiza maculata ssp ericetorum | The commonest orchid found on moorland. Sometimes abundant. | |
Orchid hybrid | Dactylorhiza x grandis | Very rare hybrid between Common-spotted and Marsh orchids. | |
Orchid hybrid | Dactylorhiza x hallii | Rare hybrid between Heath-spotted and Marsh orchids. | |
Orchid, Pyramidal | Anacamptis pyramidalis | Very rare in Exmoor area although it is frequent to the east | |
Orchid, Southern Marsh | Dactylorhiza praetermissa | Local in damp grassland. Some sites have been lost. | |
Oregon-grape | Mahonia aquifolium | Uncommon garden escape. | |
Orpine | Hylotelephium telephium (Sedum telephium) | Scattered records of garden origin apart from those in Heddon Valley and Wringapeak which were mentioned in Chanter's 'Ferny Combes' published 1857. | |
Osier | Salix viminalis | Uncommon except on the Marshes. Local name: Withy | |
Osier, Broad-leaved | Salix x sericans | Rare. | |
Osier, Fine | Salix x forbyana | Very rare. | |
Osier, Silky-leaved | Salix x smithiana | Very rare in our area although common on Somerset Levels. | |
Oxlip, False | Primula x polyantha | Very small quantity in fields where cowslips and primroses grow together | |
Oxtongue, Bristly | Helminthotheca echioides (Picris echioides) | Common on lowland verges and waste ground. | |
Oxtongue, Hawkweed | Picris hieracioides | Scarce. | |
Pampas Grass | Cortaderia selloana | Garden throw-outs which sometimes persist. | |
Pansy, Field | Viola arvensis | Declining in arable fields. | |
Pansy, Garden | Viola x wittrockiana | Garden escapes around dwellings | |
Pansy hybrid | Viola x contempta | Rare. | |
Pansy, Mountain | Viola lutea | Recorded from Exmoor to 1948 then presumed extinct until refound at two sites in 1990 during survey work for Somerset Atlas Flora (Green). | |
Pansy, Wild | Viola tricolor | Rare. | |
Paper Plant | Fatsia japonica | Uncommon garden escape. | |
Parrot's Feather | Myriophyllum aquaticum | Dumped in ponds and ditches from garden pools. | |
Parsley, Bur | Anthriscus caucalis | Scarce. Usually near the coast. | |
Parsley, Corn | Petroselinum segetum | Very rare but occasionally found on hedgebanks. | |
Parsley, Cow (Queen Anne's Lace) | Anthriscus sylvestris. | Sometimes abundant in hedgerows on lower ground. | |
Parsley, Fool's | Aethusa cynapium ssp elata | Arable land and waste ground. | |
Parsley, Fool's | Aethusa cynapium ssp agrestis | A rarer subspecies of this plant. | |
Parsley, Garden | Petroselinum crispum | Garden escape or throw-out | |
Parsley, Stone | Sison amomum | Common on waysides in Porlock, Minehead and Brendon Hills areas. | |
Parsely-piert | Aphanes arvensis ss | Common in short grass. | |
Parsley-piert, Slender | Aphanes inexpectata | Probably under recorded as most records are for the aggregate. In short dry grassland and on anthills. | |
Parsnip | Pastinaca sativa ssp sativa var hortensis | Casual garden throw-out | |
Parsnip, Wild | Pastanaca sativa ssp sativa var sylvestris. | Uncommon on verges or waste ground | |
Pea, Sea | Lathyrus japonica ssp maritimus | Rare on coastal shingle | |
Pear | Pyrus communis s.l. | Relic of cultivation only (Despite the name Wild Pear Beach nr Combe Martin!) | |
Pearlwort, Annual | Sagina apetela | Locally frequent. | |
Pearlwort, Heath | Sagina subulata | Locally common on moorland and heaths. | |
Pearlwort, Procumbent | Sagina procumbens | Very common on paths, tracks and gateways. | |
Pearlwort, Sea | Sagina maritima | Local along the coast. | |
Pearly Everlasting | Anaphalis margaritacea | Garden origin | |
Pellitory of the Wall | Parietaria judaica | Frequent around dwelling to the north of our region. | |
Pennyroyal | Mentha pulegium | Appeared in newly dug part of garden, Bossington Lane 1982 and persisted. | |
Pennywort, Marsh | Hydrocotlye vulgaris | Boggy moorland areas. | |
Pennywort, Wall (Navelwort) | Umbilicus rupestris | Common on walls, hedgebanks and rocky areas. | |
Pepper-saxifrage | Silaum silaus | In dry, unimproved calcareous grassland. Rare. | |
Pepperwort, Field | Lepidium campestre | Arable or waste land. | |
Pepperwort, Smith's | Lepidium heterophyllum | Fields, verges. At Porlock Marsh but declined after sea inundation 1990s | |
Periwinkle, Greater | Vinca major | Hedgebanks, waste ground. Garden origin. | |
Periwinkle, Intermediate | Vinca difformis | Hedgebanks. Garden origin. | |
Periwinkle, Lesser | Vinca minor | Hedgebanks and verges forming ground cover. Garden origin. | |
Persicaria, Pale | Persicaria lapathifolia | Uncommon weed of cultivated land. | |
Persicaria, Pink-headed | Persicaria capitata | Rare escape from gardens or flower baskets near habitations. | |
Petty Whin | Genista anglica | Recorded by Norman Haddon at Langcombe Head in 1938. Refound there by C. Giddens 1990. | |
Petunia | Petunia x hybrida | Garden escapes. | |
Phacelia | Phacelia lanacetifolia | Garden escape, bird-seed alien or relic of cultivation. | |
Pick-a-back-plant | Tolmiea menziesii | Noted at Ashcombe Plantation, Simonsbath 1993. | |
Pieris, Chinese | Pieris formosa | Old introduction in wood at West Porlock. | |
Pieris, Japanese (Japanese Andromeda) | Pieris japonica | Old introduction in wood at West Porlock. | |
Pigmyweed, New Zealand | Crassula helmsii | An illegal throw-out from garden ponds which has spread and now dominates the shore of Wimbleball and other lakes and ponds to the exclusion of native plants. | |
Pignut | Conopodium majus | Common in woods and grassy moorland places and hedgebanks | |
Pimpernel, Bog | Lysimachia tenella (Anagallis tenella) | Only common in moorland boggy areas. | |
Pimpernel, Scarlet | Lysimachia arvensis (Anagallis arvensis) | A common weed of arable land, gardens, verges, etc. Usually scarlet but blue-, pink- and white-flowers occur rarely. | |
Pimpernel, Yellow | Lysimachia nemorum | Frequent in woodlands. | |
Pine, Austrian Black | Pinus nigra subsp. Nigra | An introduced conifer | |
Pine, Chilean (Monkey Puzzle) | Araucaria araucana | An introduced conifer | |
Pine, Corsican | Pinus nigra ssp. Laricio | An introduced conifer | |
Pine, Lodgepole | Pinus contorta | An introduced conifer | |
Pine, Monterey | Pinus radiata | An introduced conifer | |
Pine, Scots | Pinus sylvestris | An introduced conifer | |
Pineapple-weed | Matricaria discoidea | Tracks, farm gateways, cultivated ground. Common. | |
Pink, Deptford | Dianthus armeria. | Very rare, possibly extinct. Recorded as an agricultural weed in 1940s and near Allerford in 11960. 1 plant noted in 1983 by newly made steps near Stoates Farm but this was cut down by path trimmers. Treatment by ENHS members induced it to flower but it lay dormant until flowering again in 1988. Not seen since. | |
Pink-sorrel | Oxalis articulata | Persistent weed near habitations. Garden origin. | |
Pink-sorrel, Four-leaved | Oxalis tetraphylla | Garden origin. | |
Pink-sorrel, Garden | Oxalis latifolia | Can be a troublesome weed in gardens and allotments. | |
Pink-sorrel, Pale | Oxalis incarnata | A weed around habitations mainly in the north of our area. | |
Pirri-pirri-bur | Acaena novae-zelandiae | Recorded in error in 1981 - see Two-spined Acaena (A. ovalifolia) | |
Plane Tree, London | Platanus x hispanica | A rarly introduced tree. | |
Plane Tree, Oriental | Platanus orientalis L., | Introductions | |
Plantain, Greater | Plantago major ssp intermedia | Recorded from Wimbleball Lake. | |
Plantain, Greater (Rat's-tail) | Plantago major ssp major | Common throughout. | |
Plantain, Buck's-horn | Plantago coronopus | All along the coast and at a few inland sites. | |
Plantain, Hoary | Plantago media | Scarce in our area. | |
Plantain, Ribwort | Plantago lanceolata | Very common thrughout area. | |
Plantain, Sea | Plantago maritima | Local in coastal mud and saltmarsh. | |
Ploughman's-spikenard | Inula conyzae | Mostly on more calcareous soils near the coast. Hedgebanks etc. | |
Plum | Prunus domestica ssp domestica | In hedges and woodlands, a relic of habitation. (Wild Plum see Bullace) | |
Poleweed, American | Phytolacca americana | Rare casual. | |
Pokeweed, Indian | Phytolacca acinosa | Rare casual. | |
Pondweed, Bog | Potamogeton polygonifolius | Frequent in boggy moorland locations | |
Pondweed, Broad-leaved | Potamogeton natans | Uncommon in ponds and rivers | |
Pondweed, Cape | Aponogeton distachyos | Rare introduction. | |
Pondweed, Curled | Potamogeton crispus | Ponds, ditches and rhines. Decreased | |
Pondweed, Fennel | Stuckenia pectinata (Potamogeton pectinatus) | Farm ponds, ditches and rhines. Scarce | |
Pondweed, Hairlike | Potamogeton trichoides | Rare | |
Pondweed, Horned | Zanichellia palustris | Scarce in ditches on marshland and in rivers. | |
Pondweed, Lesser | Potamogeton pusillus | Declined due to loss of habitat. | |
Pondweed, Small | Potamogeton berchtoldii | Rhines, ditches, ponds etc. Declined due to loss of habitat. | |
Poplar, Balsom- | Populus candicans | Rare introduction. | |
Poplar, Black | Populus nigra ssp betulifolia. | A number of old trees occur in Porlock Vale and Minehead area. Some have been pollarded. Threatened as only male trees occur and they can only regenerate by suckers. | |
Polplar, Grey | Populus x canescens | Planted in some old woodlands. | |
Poplar, hybrid black | Populus c canadensis | Some planted trees. | |
Poplar, Lombardy- | Populus nigra 'Italica' | Rarely planted on roadsides near towns and villages. | |
Poplar, Western Balsom- | Populus trichocarpa | Rare introduction. | |
Poplar, White | Populus alba | An infrequent tree with scattered distribution. Regenerates vegetatively | |
Poppy, Californian | Escholtzia californica | Garden escapes. | |
Poppy, Common | Papaver rhoeas | ow rare in cornfields but occurs in small quantities sometimes from dormant seed banks. Also sown on verges. | |
Poppy, Long-headed | Papaver dubium | Rare in waste places. | |
Poppy, Opium | Papaver somniferum | Frequent garden escape. | |
Poppy, Oriental | Papaver orientale | Garden escapes or throw-outs. | |
Poppy, Welsh | Papaver cambricum (Meconopsis cambrica) | Well established in woodlands and shady banks and verges. Yellow and orange flowered varieties occur. | |
Poppy, Yellow-horned | Glaucium flavum | Local along the coast where there is sandy shingle. | |
Poppy, Yellow-juiced | Papaver lecoqii | Rare. | |
Potato | Solanum tuberosum | Garden throw-outs, relics of cultivation, waste ground, tips. | |
Primrose | Primula vulgaris | Common except on the highest moorland. Declined in 1960s but recovered following the Wildlife Act | |
Primula, Drumstick | Primula denticulata | Garden escape or throw-out | |
Privet, Garden | Ligustrum ovalifolium | Hedges and waste ground near habitations. | |
Privet, Wild | Ligustrum vulgare | In hedges, scrub, woodland borders and sand dunes. Frequent on low ground. | |
Pumpkin | Cucurbita maxima | Rare garden throw-out. | |
Purple-loosestrife | Lythrum salicaria | In Heddon and Barle Valleys, scarce elsewhere. | |
Purslane, Pink | Claytonia sibirica | Shady woodland, hedgerows and streambanks. Increasing. | |
Purslane, Sea | Atriplex portulacoides | Local but can be abundant in coastal salt-marshes | |
Purslane, Water | Lythrum portula | Frequentin damp moorland areas, reservoir banks, muddy tracks. | |
Quaking Grass | Briza media | Local. Favours calcareous soils. | |
Quaking Grass, Greater | Briza maxima | Garden escapes sometimes persisting | |
Quince, Japanese | Chaenomeles speciosa | Relic of habitation. | |
Radish, Garden | Raphinus sativus | Garden throw-outs. | |
Radish, Sea | Raphanus raphanistrum ssp maritimus | Scarce. Coastal. | |
Radish, Wild | Raphanus raphanistrum ssp raphanistrum | Waste ground, verges. Scarce. | |
Ragged Robin | Silene flos-cuculi (Lychnis flos-cuculi) | Local in damp fields and boggy areas. | |
Ragweed | Ambrosia artemisiifolia | Bird-seed alien. First recorded in Exmoor area in 1999 when there were three reports. | |
Ragwort, Broad-leaved | Senecio fluviatilis | Riverbank at Brushford (Exmoor Boundary) Rare. | |
Ragwort, Common | Jacobaea vulgaris (Senecio jacobaea) | Waste ground, agricultural land, verges, etc. Poisonous to livestock. | |
Ragwort, hybrid | Senecio x albescens | Rare cross between Silver and Common Ragworts. | |
Ragwort, hybrid | Senecio x ostenfeldii | Rare cross between Marsh and Common Ragworts last recorded in Barle Valley in 1918. | |
Ragwort, Hoary | Jacobaea erucifolia (Senecio erucifolius) | Rare in our area. | |
Ragwort, Marsh | Jacobaea aquatica (Senecio aquaticus) | Rather scarce on river banks, damp meadows and marshy land. | |
Ragwort, Oxford | Senecio squalidus | Waste ground. Common in Minehead area. First Somerset record was in Taunton in 1820. | |
Ragwort, Shrub | Brachyglottis 'Sunshine' | Hedges, waste areas. Garden origin. | |
Ragwort, Silver | Senecio cineraria | An occasional garden escape naturalised on sea cliffs at Glenthorne in both Devon and Somerset. | |
Ramsons | Allium ursinum | Often dominant in woodlands, hedgerows and on stream banks. | |
Raspberry | Rubus idaeus | Hedgebanks, woodland tracks and verges. Native but bird-sown garden escapes also occur. | |
Raule | Nothofagus nervosa | Uncommon introduced tree. | |
Red Bartsia | Odontites vernus | Fields, grassland, arable land and verges. Ssp serotinus. | |
Red-hot-poker | Kniphofia uvaria | Garden escapes or throw-outs. | |
Redshank | Persicaria maculosa | Common weed of arable land, waste places and by reservoirs. | |
Redwood, Coast | Sequoia sempervirens | An introduced conifer | |
Redwood, Dawn | Metsequoia glyptostroboides | An introduced conifer | |
Reed, Common | Phragmites australis | Locally common on marshy land. Has declined on Porlock Marsh. | |
Restharrow, Common | Ononis repens | An uncommon plant mostly found near the coast. Occasionally on verges and grassy places. | |
Rhododendron | Rhododendron ponticum | An introduced species which spreads and becomes dominant in woodlands and combes. Continual work goes into its eradication, nonetheless it can be very attractive when in flower. | |
Rhubarb, Giant | Gunnera tinctoria | Planted by streams and ponds. Established plants may self seed. | |
Roble | Nothofagus obliqua | An uncommon introduced tree. | |
ROCKERY WILLOWHERB | Epilobium pedunculare | Established near Porlock | |
Rocket, Eastern | Sisymbrium orientale | Local. Only recorded from a few sandy areas near the coast. | |
Rocket, Sea | Cakile maritima | Rare. A clump was found on dunes at Minehead Golf Links in 1979 but has not been seen since 1986. | |
Rose, Burnet | Rosa pimpinellifolia | Roadside verge near Simonsbath. Rare. Native on Watchet sea cliffs. | |
Rose, Dog | Rosa canina | Most recorders lump all wild roses under the aggregate name, but the species is widespread on Exmoor in hedges, woodlands, waste ground, etc. | |
Rose, Field | Rosa arvensis | A fairly common hedgerow and woodland rose. Not on high moors. | |
Rose, Harsh Downy- | Rosa tomentosa | Scarce in hedges and scrubby areas | |
Rose, hybrid | Rosa x verticillacantha | Recorded 2003 by Paul Green on Exmoor boundary at Cuckolds Combe. The cross between Field and Dog rose | |
Rose, hybrid | Rosa x dumalis | On cliffs and quarries. | |
Rose, hybrid | Rosa x andegavensis | Cross between Dog and Short-styled Field Rose. Hedgerows. | |
Rose, Japanese | Rosa rugosa | Garden origin. Hedges, verges, walls | |
Rosa, Many-flowered | Rosa multiflora | A tiny rose which grew in hedge at Middlecombe, Minehead in the 1980s | |
Rose, Sherard's Downy- | Rosa sherardii | Hedges, woodland borders. | |
Rose, Short-styled Field | Rosa stylosa | Hoedgrows etc. | |
Rose, Sweet Briar | Rosa rubiginosa | Scrubby areas, hedgerows. | |
Rosebay | See under Willowherb, Rosebay. | ||
Rosemary | Rosmarinus officinalis | Garden escapes on walls nr gardens. | |
Rose-of-Sharon | Hypericum calycinum | A garden escape nearly always near habitations. | |
Rowan (Mountain Ash) | Sorbus aucuparia | Native. Widespread in moorland combes and woods. Frequent. | |
Rush, Blunt-flowered | Juncus subnodulosus | Boggy moorland in Devon Exmoor. | |
Rush, Bulbous | Juncus bulbosus | Common on muddy moorland tracks. | |
Rush, Compact | Juncus conglomeratus | Common on moorland. Easily confused with compact variety of Soft Rush. | |
Rush, Hard | Juncus inflexus | Damp calcareous areas. | |
Rush, Heath | Juncus squarrosus | Common on moorland. | |
Rush hybrid | Juncus x surrejanus | Hybrid between Sharp-flowered and Jointed Rush. | |
Rush hybrid | Juncus x diffusus | Rare hybrid between Soft and Hard Rush. | |
Rush, Jointed | Juncus articulatus | Frequent in boggy moorland locations | |
Rush, Leafy | Juncus foliosus | Muddy tracks. Split from Juncus bufonius in 199s | |
Rush, Round-fruited | Juncus compressus | Very rare. One Devon record. | |
Rush, Saltmarsh | Juncus gerardii | Local in coastal saltmarsh. | |
Rush, Sharp-flowered | Juncus acutiflorus | Common in higher moorland bogs. | |
Rush, Slender | Juncus tenuis | Local on tracks and verges. | |
Rush, Soft | Juncus effusus | Very common in damp places. Formerly used to make rushlights. | |
Rush, Toad | Juncus bufonius | Widespread in bogs and on tracks. | |
Russian Vine | Fallopia baldschuanica | Usually near habitations not far from the coast. Can form large stands. | |
Rye-grass hybrid | Lolium x boucheanum | Rare hybrid of Perennial and Italian Rye-grasses. | |
Rye-grass, Italian | Lolium multiflorum | A frequent introduction on verges etc. | |
Rye-grass, Perennial | Lolium perenne | Very common. | |
Salsify | Tragopogon porrifolius | Waste ground, verges. Garden origin | |
Salt-marsh Grass, Common | Puccinellia maritima | Local in saltmarshes. | |
Salt-marsh Grass, Reflexed | Puccinellia distans | Rare and local in saltmarshes. | |
Saltwort, Prickly | Salsola kali | Coastal sand. Has increased. | |
Samphire, Rock | Crithmum maritimum | Small amounts occur along the coast from Combe Martin to Dunster Beach | |
Sandwort, Mossy | Arenaria balearica | Garden origin. Rare escape. | |
Sandwort, Sea | Honckenya peploides | Recorded from Porlock Weir but not recently. | |
Sandwort, Slender | Arenaria leptoclados | Uncommon on walls and dry places. | |
Sandwort, Three-nerved | Moehringia trinervia | Frequent in hedgebanks. | |
Sandwort, Thyme-leaved | Arenaria serpyllifolia | Rather scarce. Hedgebanks. | |
Sanicle | Sanicula europaea | Shady hedgerows, woodlands, verges, stream banks. Frequent in these areas, not on moorland. | |
Saw-wort | Serratula tinctoria | Woodlands, rough ground. Rare. | |
Saxifrage, Celandine | Saxifraga cymbalaria | Weed for many years at Glenthorne and occurred as a casual at Oare Churchyard in 1991 | |
Saxifrage, Kidney | Saxifraga hirsuta | Garden escape or throw-out | |
Saxifrage, Meadow | Saxifraga granulata | Rare and local. Horner Woods since 1937 and in Barle and Exe Valleys. Sometimes double flowered. Site at Barlynch destroyed by tree felling. | |
Saxifrage, Mossy | Saxifraga hypnoides | Garden origin in our area. Native in Somerset at Cheddar Gorge. | |
Saxifrage, Rue-leaved | Saxifraga tridactylites | Rare. Pops up around Minehead town as a pavement weed; also on the Golf Links. Often sprayed when on paths | |
Scabious, Devil's-bit | Succisa pratensis | Damp moorland, river banks, damp grassland, churchyards and coastal cliffs. Foodplant of Marsh Fritillary butterfly. | |
Scabious, Field | Knautia arvensis | Hedgerows, field borders and verges. Not common. | |
Scabious, Giant | Cephalaria gigantea | Very rare introduction. | |
Scorpion Vetch, Shrubby | Coronilla valentina | Uncommon introduction or escape. | |
Scurveygrass, Common | Cochlearia officinalis | Scarce on sea cliffs and coastal shingle. | |
Scurveygrass, Danish | Cochlearia danica | The common scurveygrass in our area. On coasts and frequently abundant on roadsides which have been salted in winter. | |
Scurveygrass, English | Cochlearia anglica | Scarce on coastal cliffs and shingle. | |
Sea Aster | Tripolium pannonicum (Aster tripolium) | In brackish mud and saltmarsh. Increased on Porlock Marsh since shingle ridge was breached. | |
Sea Holly | Eryngium maritimum | Recorded in sandy areas at Minehead by Murray (1896) but long gone. | |
Sea-blite, Annual | Suaeda maritima | Very local in coastal saltmarsh. | |
Sea-buckthorn | Hippophae rhamnoides | Planted on dunes near the coast and in a derelict cottage garden at Lime Combe. | |
Sea-kale | Crambe maritima | Recorded at Bossington Beach 2015-16. Previous Somerset was in 1856! | |
Sea-milkwort | Lysimachia maritima (Glaux maritima) | Local in saltmarshes and coastal shingle. | |
Seaside Daisy | Erigeron glaucus | Garden origin. Naturalising around Minehead and Dunster Beach areas and at Combe Martin. Sandy places. | |
Sedge, Bladder | Carex vesicaria | Rare. Only one site. | |
Sedge, Bottle | Carex rostrata | Boggy areas, damp fields, ditches and ponds. | |
Sedge, Brown | Carex disticha | Rare in ponds on Brendon Hills. | |
Sedge, Carnation | Carex panicea | Common on boggy moorland. | |
Sedge, Common yellow | Carex demissa (Carex viridula ssp oedocarpa) | Common on boggy moorland. | |
Sedge, Common | Carex nigra | Common on damp moorland. | |
Sedge, Flea | Carex pulicaris | Frequent on damp moorland. | |
Sedge, Glaucous | Carex flacca | Rather scarce oin grassy areas and banks. | |
Sedge, Greater Pond | Carex riparia | An established introduction. | |
Sedge, Greater Tussock | Carex paniculata | Forms large clumps on wet moorland | |
Sedge, Green-ribbed | Carex binervis | Common on the moors and heaths. | |
Sedge, Grey | Carex divulsa ssp divulsa | Frequent on verges, etc. | |
Sedge, Hairy | Carex hirta | Locally common on moorland. | |
Sedge hybrid | Carex x deserta | Hybrid between Smooth-stalked and Green-ribbed Sedge. Rare. | |
Sedge hybrid | Carex x fulva | Hybrid between Tawny and Yellow Sedge. | |
Sedge hybrid | Carex x pseudaxillaris | Rare hybrid between False Fox-sedge and Remote Sedge. | |
Sedge, Leers' | Carex divulsa ssp. Leersii | Scarce. | |
Sedge, Lesser Pond | Carex acutiformis | Scarce. | |
Sedge, Long-bracted | Carex extensa | Thought to be on Devon Exmoor. Rare | |
Sedge, Oval | Carex ovalis | Frequent on the moors. | |
Sedge, Pale | Carex pallescens | Local in damp grassland in river valleys | |
Sedge, Pendulous | Carex pendula | An increasing garden escape in woods, verges, stream banks. | |
Sedge, Pill | Carex pilulifera | Frequent in damp boggy moorland | |
Sedge, Prickly | Carex muricata ssp lamprocarpa | Dry, grassy banks. Rare. | |
Sedge, Remote | Carex remota | Frequent in woodlands. | |
Sedge, Sand | Carex arenaria | Sandy areas by the coast. | |
Sedge, Slender Tufted | Carex acuta | Rare | |
Sedge, Small-fruited Yellow | Carex oederi (Carex viridula ssp viridula) | Damp areas in Devon Exmoor. | |
Sedge, Smooth-stalked | Carex laevigata | Boggy moorland and stream banks. | |
Sedge, Spiked | Carex spicata | In grassy places. Uncommon. | |
Sedge, Spring | Carex caryophyllea | Grassy moorland banks and slopes. | |
Sedge, Star | Carex echinata | Common in moorland bogs. | |
Sedge, Tawny | Carex hostiana | Boggy moorland. Possibly under recorded. | |
Sedge, Thin-spiked Wood- | Carex strigosa | Rare, in woodland. | |
Sedge, Wood | Carex sylvatica | Local in broad-leaved woodland. | |
Sedum, Butterfly | Sedum spectabile | Rare introduction. | |
Selfheal | Prunella vulgaris | Widespread on lawns, verges, grassland, woodland. | |
Shaggy Soldier | Galinsoga quadriradiata | Garden weed at Duinster for several years. | |
Shallon | Gaultheria shallon | Rare escape or planted as bird cover. Devon. | |
Shamrock, Mexican | Oxalis lasiandra | Casual garden escapes | |
Sheep's-bit | Jasione montana | Frequent on upland walls, dry banks and cliffs. | |
Shepherd's Cress | Teesdalia nudicaulis | Verge, Porlock Hill 1913-29 (N.G.Hadden) Presumed extinct on Exmoor but discovered 1992 c1 mile SW of Exmoor boundary. | |
Shepherd's -needle | Scandix pecten-veneris | Once a common arable weed but now very rare. There have been three fairly recent cases of plants arising from dormant seed since 1974 when ground was disturbed. | |
Shepherd's-purse | Capsella bursa-pastoris | Common weed except from high moorlad. | |
Shoreweed | Littorella uniflora | Sometimes abundant at Wimbleball Lake and smaller quantities at Nutscale and places on the R. Barle where it was first recorded in 1918. | |
Sicilian Chamomile | Anthemis punctata ssp cupaniana | Garden escape | |
‘SISKIYOU PINK’ GAURA | Oenothera (Gaura) lindhelmeri | Garden Escape | |
Silverweed | Potentilla anserina | Roadsides, waste ground and verges. Profuse on mud banks at Wimbleball | |
Skimmia | Skimmia japonica | Garden escape. | |
Skullcap | Scutellaria galericulata | Scarce on banks of R. Barle. | |
Skullcap, Lesser | Scutellaria minor | Boggy moorland areas. Some sites lots due to drainage. | |
Skunk-cabbage, American | Lysichiton americanus | Garden origin. Stream banks. | |
Slipperwort | Calceolaria integrifolia | Garden origin. Formerly on a wall in Minehead. | |
SMALL-FLOWERED HAIRGRASS. | Deschampsia cespitosa ssp. parviflora | Scarce. | |
Small-reed, Wood (Bushgrass) | Calamagrostis epigejos | Rare and local. | |
Snapdragon | Antirrhinum majus | On old walls about habitations. | |
Snapdragon, Trailing | Asarina procumbens | A few records on walls and gardens. | |
Sneezewort | Achillea ptarmica | Damp grassland and river banks. Native plants and double form 'flore pleno' as a garden escape. | |
Snowberry | Symphoricarpos albus | Hedges, scrubby woodland. Naturalised. | |
Snowberry, Pink | Symphoricarpos x chenaultii | Garden escapes or bird-sown. | |
Snowdrop | Galanthus nivalis | Well naturalised in Avill Valley and some other woodlands and stream banks etc. Double forms occur. | |
Snowdrop, Caucasian | Galanthus caucasicus | Old introduction in wood at West Porlock. | |
Snowdrop, Plicate | Galanthus nivalis x plicatus | Rare garden escape. | |
Snowflake, Summer | Leucojum aestivum | Garden origin only. | |
Snow-in-summer | Cerastium tomentosum | Garden escape naturalised on walls near dwellings. | |
Soapwort | Saponaria officinalis | Local. Sandy areas near the coast. Occasional escape from cottage gardens. | |
Soft-brome, Slender | Bromus lepidus | Very rare. | |
Soft-grass, Creeping | Holcus mollis | Common in woods and upland hedgebanks. | |
Solomon's Seal | Polygonatum multiflorum | The wild sp is thought to occur on a small area on banks of R. Exe. | |
Solomon's Seal, Garden | Polygonatum x hybridum | Garden escapes in damp areas which may persist. | |
Sorrel, Common | Rumex acetosa | Very common in hedgerows and fields | |
Sorrel, Four-leaved Pink | Oxalis tetraphylla | Rare introduction. | |
Sorrel, Sheep's | Rumex acetosella ssp acetosella | Common on acid moorland and heaths. | |
Sow-thistle, Common Blue | Cicerbita macrophylla | Garden origin. On rocky banks, Devon | |
Sow-thistle, Perennial | Sonchus arvensis | Widespread on verges and waste ground. | |
Sow-thistle, Prickly | Sonchus asper | Common on verges, cultivated and waste ground. Not on Chains area. | |
Sow-thistle, Smooth | Sonchus oleraceus | Very common on verges, waste ground, fields and gardens. | |
SOYA-BEAN GOOSEFOOT | Chenopodium bushianum | Rare. | |
Spearwort, Greater | Ranunculus lingua | Rare. Probably throwout from garden ponds. | |
Spearword, Lesser | Ranunculus flammula | Common in boggy moorland areas. | |
Speedwell, Common Field- | Veronica persica | Gardens, arable and waste ground, verges. First recorded in UK in 1825 and had colonised extensively throughout Somerset by 1896. | |
Speedwell, Garden | Veronica longifolia. | Garden origin. Sometimes persists. | |
Speedwell, Germander | Veronica chamaedrys | The intense blue of Germander cannot be missed from hedgebanks, woodland and verges. | |
Speedwell, Green Field- | Veronica agrestis | Scarce in arable land and gardens. | |
Speedwell, Grey Field- | Veronica polita | Gardens, walls arable and waste ground. Frequent. | |
Speedwell, Heath | Veronica officinalis | Frequent in grassy turf on moorland and heath. | |
Speedwell, Ivy-leaved | Veronica hederifolia ssp hederifolia | Common apart from high moorland on paths, gardens, verges, arable and waste land. | |
Speedwell, Ivy-leaved- | Veronica hederifolia ssp lucorum | The commoner subspecies, in similar situations. Pale flowers. | |
Speedwell, Marsh | Veronica scutellata | Local in boggy moorland areas. | |
Speedwell, Pink Water- | Veronica catenata | Formerly on Minehead Marsh where it has much declined due to habitat loss | |
Speedwell, Slender | Veronica filiformis | First recorded in Somerset at Bicknoller in 1932. Now frequent in lawns, verges, churchyards, sometimes forming a blue carpet. | |
Speedwell, Thyme-leaved | Veronica serpyllifolia | Common on tracks on moors and heaths, in gardens, churchyards etc. | |
Speedwell, Wall | Veronica arvensis | Frequent on walls, dry banks, arable fields and lawns. | |
Speedwell, Wood | Veronica montana | Frequent in woodland and shady hedgerows. Lilac-blue flowers. | |
Spike-rush, Common | Eleocharis palustris | Local in wet meadows, boggy moorland, marshes and ponds. | |
Spike-rush, Few-flowered | Eleocharis quinqueflora | Rare, in moorland combes. | |
Spike-rush, Hybrid | Eleocharis palustris x uniglumis | Rarely recorded. | |
Spike-rush, Many-stalked | Eleocharis multicaulis | Uncommon. Boggy moorland. | |
Spike-rush, Slender | Eleocharis uniglumis | Rare. Moorland combes. | |
Spinach, New Zealand | Tetragonia tetragoioides | Wall, Porlock Weir in 1992. | |
Spindle | Euonymus europaeus | Locally common on calcareous ground. Hedges, woodland borders, scrubby areas. | |
Spindle, Broad-leaved | Euonymus latifolius | Garden origin. | |
Springbeauty | Claytonia perfoliata | Sandy places near the coast. Local. | |
Spruce, Norway | Picea abies | An introduced conifer | |
Spruce, Sitka | Picea sitchensis | An introduced conifer | |
Spurge, Caper | Euphorbia lathyrus | A weed of waste ground, roadsides, etc. Usually a garden escape. | |
Spurge, Coral | Euphorbia corallioides L. | Garden throwout | |
Spurge, Dwarf | Euphorbia exigua | Very Rare. Cultivated land or grassy banks. Mainly Brendon Hill area. | |
Spurge, Irish | Euphorbia hyberna | Woodlands in Devon. There was a record in 1929 from Somerset at Malmsmead. Local and rare. | |
Spurge, Petty | Euphorbia peplus | A very common weed on lowland waysides and cultivated ground. | |
Spurge, Portland | Euphorbia portlandica | Record c1910 from Porlock Beach. No recent records. | |
Spurge, Sea | Euphorbia paralias | Formerly at Minehead and Dunster Beach but no records since 1953. | |
Spurge, Sun | Euphorbia helioscopia | Cultivated and waste ground but much less common than Petty Spurge. | |
Spurge, Turkish Wood | Euphorbia amygdaloides ssp robbiae | Garden escape or throw-out | |
Spurge, Wood | Euphorbia amygdaloides ssp amygdaloides | In areas of ancient woodland and on sea cliffs. Mainly in Devon Exmoor. | |
Spurge-laurel | Daphne laureola | Shady damp banks and clay soils. Garden origin on Exmoor (Native Watchet area.) | |
Spurrey, Corn | Spergula arvensis | Formerly an abundant weed but has decreased. | |
Spurrey, Greater Sea | Spergularia media | Local in coastal mud and saltmarsh. | |
Spurrey, Greek Sand- | Spergularia bocconei | Rare alien. | |
Spurrey, Lesser Sea | Spergularia marina | Local in coastal mud and saltmarsh. | |
Spurrey, Rock | Spergularia rupicola | Rare on coastal cliffs. | |
Spurrey, Sand (or Red) | Spergularia rubra | Frequent on dry tracks and paths. | |
Squill, Bithnian | Scilla bithynica | Garden escapes. | |
Squill, Portuguese | Scilla peruviana | Single plant on road verge Porlock Weir 1993. Garden origin. | |
Squill, Pyrenean | Scilla liliohyacinthus (Trachystema) | Old introduction in wood at West Porlock. | |
Staphylea | Staphylea x coulomdieri | Old introduction in wood at West Porlock. | |
St. John's Wort, Hairy | Hypericum hirsutum | Rare and local. | |
St. John's Wort, Hidcote | Hypericum hidcote | Rare garden escape | |
St. John's Wort, Marsh | Hypericum elodes | Widespread but confined to moorland boggy areas. | |
St. John's Wort, Mount Olympus | Hypericum olympicum | Rare casual. Garden origin. | |
St. John's Wort, Perforate | Hypericum perforatum | Fairly frequent in hedgebanks, usually near villages. | |
St. John's Wort, Slender | Hypericum pulchrum | Common in hedgebanks, woodland and on moorland. | |
St. John's Wort, Square-stalked | Hypericum tetrapterum | Widespread but not common in damp meadows, hedgebanks and woodland. | |
St. John's Wort, Trailing | Hypericum humifusum | Scarce on woodland tracks and moorland but easily overlooked. | |
St. John's Wort, Wavy | Hypericum undulatum | Very rare. | |
Starflower, Spring | Tristagma uniflorum | Garden origin. | |
Star-of-Bethlehem | Ornithogalum umbellatum | Garden origin. Hedgeros and verges. | |
Star-thistle, Yellow | Centaurea solstitialis | Only one record from near Blue Anchor, possibly from bird-seed. | |
Steepleush | Spiraea douglasii | Introduced. | |
Stitchwort, Bog | Stellaria uliginosa | Common in wet areas, ditches, bogs, streambanks, etc. | |
Stitchwort, Greater | Stellaria holostea | Common in hedgerows and woodland | |
Stitchwort, Lesser | Stellaria graminea | Common in hedgebanks. Flowers later than Greater Stitchwort. | |
Stitchwort, Wood | Stellaria nemorum | Very rare. Only records are from Devon Exmoor woodland. | |
Stock, Hoary | Matthiola incana | Introduction. Has declined by the sea at Minehead. | |
Stock, Night-scented | Matthiola longipetala | Garden escape or throw-out | |
Stock, Virginia | Malcolmia maritima | Garden escape or throw-out | |
Stonecrop, Biting | Sedum acre | On walls and sandy areas near the coast; also on coastal heaths, etc. | |
Stonecrop, Butterfly | Sedum spectabile | Garden origin. | |
Stonecrop, Caucasian | Sedum spurium | On walls and stony areas. Garden origin. | |
Stonecrop, English | Sedum anglicum | Sometimes abundant on wall tops and rocky areas, quarries or gravelly waysides. | |
Stonecrop, Greater Mexican | Sedum praeltum | Rare. Garden throw-out. | |
Stonecrop, Lesser Mexican | Sedum confusum | Rare garden escape. | |
Stonecrop, Mossy | Crassula tillaea | Local. On sandy trodden areas at Dunster Beach. | |
Stonecrop, Reflexed | Petrosedum rupestre (Sedum rupestre) | Occasional garden escape on walls near habitations. | |
Stonecrop, Rock | Petrosedum forsterianum (Sedum forsterianum) | Native on coastal cliffs from Minehead to Combe Martin. Inland records probably garden origin. | |
Stonecrop, Tasteless | Sedum sexangulare | Garden escapes on wall at Bridgetown | |
Stonecrop, White | Sedum album | Our records are probably of garden origin. On walls and stony areas. | |
Stork's-bill, Common | Erodium cicutarium | Grassy turf and sandy areas near the sea. Occasionally inland. | |
Stork's-bill, Musk | Erodium moschatum | In grassland in Minehead/Porlock area | |
Stork's-bill, Sea | Erodium maritimum | Coastal tracks and rocks and sandy areas. Also Minehead cemetery. | |
Stork's-bill, Sticky | Erodium lebelii | Minehead Golf Links and Dunster beach | |
Stranvaesia | Photinia davidiana | Old introduction in wood at West Porlock. | |
Strawberry, Barren | Potentilla sterilis | Widespread and common in hedgebanks and waste places. | |
Strawberry, Garden | Fragaria x ananassa | Occasional garden escape or throw-out near habitations. | |
Strawberry, Wild | Fragaria vesca | Common on banks and in woods and grassland. | |
Strawberry, Yellow-flowered | Potentilla indica (Duchesnea indica) | Churchyard. Garden origin. | |
Strawberry-tree | Arbutus unedo | Introduced and apparently naturalised in coastal woods around Worthy and Culbone. Rare. Lord King writing from Ashley Combe in 1875 to Ada Countess of Lovelace stated "having been much engaged in cutting of huge branches of arbutus trees, bay and myrtle which shut out the view of the sea." | |
Sumach, Stag's-horn | Rhus hirta | Rare introduction on road verges. | |
Sundew, Round-leaved | Drosera rotundifolia | Frequent in moorland bogs. | |
Sunflower | Helianthus annuus | Garden origin or bird-seed alien. | |
Sunflower, Perennial | Helianthus ax laetiflorus | Garden escape. | |
Sweet Alison | Lobularia maritima | Escape from cultivation naturalised in sandy areas near the sea. Also on old walls and pavements near dwellings. | |
Sweet Cicely | Myrrhis odorata | Garden origin apparently naturalised on a few verges. | |
Sweet-grass, Floating | Glyceria fluitans | Frequent by streams and marshy ground. | |
Sweet-grass, Plicate | Glyceria notata | Uncommon in damp areas. | |
Sweet-grass, Reed | Glyceria maxima | Rare by rivers and ponds. | |
Sweet-grass, Small | Glyceria declinata | Fairly common in wet boggy areas. | |
Sweet Gum, American | Liquidambur styraciflua | Garden escape | |
Sweet Pea | Lathyrus odoratus | Garden escape | |
Sweet Vernal Grass | Anthoxanthum odoratum | Very common throughout. Moorland, heaths, hedgebanks and woodland borders. Locally called Furze. | |
Sweet William | Dianthus barbatus | Occasion Garden escape. | |
SWEDISH GOOSEFOOT | Chenopodium suecicum | Rare introduction. | |
Swine-cress | Lepidium coronopus (Coronopus squamatus) | Occasional arable weed and in waste ground | |
Swine-cress, Lesser | Lepidium didymum (Coronopus didymus | Common in farm gateways and fields, tracks and verges. | |
Sycamore | Acer pseudoplatanus | An introduced tree which has become dominant in some woodlands along the coast. Throughout the area except high moors. | |
Tamarisk | Tamarix gallica | Planted in sandy areas on the coast. | |
Tansy | Tanacetum vulgare | Hedgebanks and waste ground. Usually near habitation where it is a garden escape but may be native in more remote areas. | |
Tare, Hairy | Ervilia hirsuta (Vicia hirsuta) | Frequent in woods, hedges and agricultural land. Not on the moors. | |
Tare, Smooth | Ervum tetraspermum (Vicia tetrasperma) | Hedbebanks, verges, woodland borders etc but less common than Hairy Tare. | |
Tasselweed, Beaked | Ruppia maritima | Recorded by Hadden from Porlock Marsh in 1940s but no longer there. Occurs in East Somerset where it is rare and possibly in Devon. | |
Teaplant, Duke of Argyll's | Lycium barbarum | Introduced in a few places near the coast. | |
Teasel, Small | Dipsacus pilosus | Occurred irregularly in Bossington/Allerford area 1974 to 1985 but not seen since. | |
Teasel, Wild | Dipsacus fullonum | Waste ground, verges, etc. Commonest in Porlock to Minehead area. | |
Thale Cress | Arabidopsis thaliana | Fairly widespread weed of waste ground, walls, pavements etc. but not on high ground. | |
Thistle, Carline | Carlina vulgaris | Mainly near the coast in rocky areas or dry heathland. | |
Thistle, Cotton | Onopordum acanthium | Waste and cultivated ground. Very Rare, no recent records. | |
Thistle, Creeping | Cirsium arvense | Dry fields, verges, waste ground and sandy areas. Good food plant for butterflies | |
Thistle, Dwarf | Cirsium acaule | Very rare in Exmoor area, prefers calcareous soils. Dry grassland. | |
Thistle, hybrid | Cirsium x celakovskianum | Rare hybrid between Creeping and Marsh thistles. | |
Thistle, hybrid | Cirsium x forsteri | Rare hybrid between Meadow and Marsh Thistles recorded on Exmoor boundary at Upton. | |
Thistle, Marsh | Cirsium palustre | Damp grassland, verges, boggy moorland. Common and widespread. | |
Thistle, Meadow | Cirsium dissectum | Very rare in rough damp grassland. Pinkery 1970; Dulverton 1969. | |
Thistle, Milk | Silybum marianum | Declined on farmland in area. | |
Thisle, Musk | Carduus nutans | Coastal and agricultural land. Local. | |
Thistle, Slender | Carduus tenuiflorus | Sandy areas near the coast. Scarce. | |
Thistle, Spear | Cirsium vulgare | Common weed of agracultural and waste land and verges. | |
Thistle, Welted | Carduus crispus. | Scarce in our area. Farmland, verges coastal grassland. | |
Thistle, Wooly | Cirsium eriophorum | Rare and local. Only two sites one in Somerset, one in Devon. | |
Thorn-apple | Datura stramonium | Local and scarce in agricultural land, often from dormant seed. | |
Thorow-wax | Bupleurum rotundifolium | Presumed extince. Recorded by N.G. Hadden in Porlock gardens c 1948. | |
Thorow-wax, False | Bupleurum subovatum | Recorded from Dunster Beach in 1960s and a bird-seed alien at Minehead in 1980s | |
Thrift | Armeria maritima | Local on coastal cliffs from Combe Martin to Dunster Beach. | |
Thunberg's Barberry | Berberis thunbergii | Garden escape, possibly bird-sown. | |
Thyme, Large | Thymus puleioides | Grassland. Scarce. | |
Thyme, Wild | Thymus drucei (Thymus polytrichus) | Dry grassland especially near the coast. Favours anthills. | |
Timothy | Phleum pratense | Common (See under Cat's-tail. | |
Toadflax, Common | Linaria vulgaris | Hedgebanks. Frequent. Not on the moors. | |
Toadflax, Ivy-leaved | Cymbalaria muralis | On old walls and stony banks around towns and villages where it is well naturalised. | |
Toadflax, Pale | Linaria repens | Garden origin. | |
Toadflax, Purple | Linaria purpurea | Common on walls, banks, waste ground near habitations. Garden origin. | |
Toadflax, Small | Chaenorhinum minus | Waste ground and railway tracks. Scarce. | |
Tobacco plant | Nicotiana rustica | Uncommon garden escape. | |
Tobacco hybrid | Nicotiana x hybrida | Rare garden escape. | |
Tomato | Solanum locopersicum (Lycopersicon esculentum) | On rubbish tips and coastal shingle from sewage dispersal. Less frequent than formerly. | |
Toothwort | Lathraea squamaria | Parisitic on hazel roots. Only recorded from two Exmoor sites, one Somerset, one Devon. Recorded elsewhere in Somerset on other host plants including Wych Elm, Alder, Field Maple and Sycamore. | |
Toothwort, Purple | Lathraea clandestina | A parasite on Willow at Porlock for many years but not seen since 1982. | |
Tormentil | Potentilla erecta ssp erecta | Common on acid moorland and hedgebanks. The usual ssp. | |
Tormentil | Potentilla erecta ssp strictissima | Occasional or under recorded in similar situations. | |
Tormentil hybrid | Potentilla x suberecta | Rare cross between Tormentil and Trailing Tormentil. | |
Tormentil, Trailing | Potentilla anglica | Scarce. | |
Traveller's Joy | Clematis vitalba | Common in hedgerows in Porlock Vale and Brendon Hill areas. Avoids acid ground. Conspicuous when seeding and known as Old Man's Beard. | |
Tree Lupin | Lupinus arboreus | Occurred in several places around Minehead but not seen since 1983. | |
Trefoil, Hop | Trifolium campestre | Frequent on verges and grassy areas | |
Trefoil, Lesser | Trifolium dubium | Widespread and common in grassy areas, lawns, verges, etc. | |
Trefoil, Slender | Trifolium micranthum | In short turf, lawns, sandy areas. A slightly deeper yellow than T.dubium | |
Tulip, Garden | Tulipa gesneriana | Garden origin. Uncommon escape. | |
Turnip | Brassica rapa agg | Relics of cultifation. | |
Tutsan | Hypericum androsaemum | A naturalised garden escape around villages. Possibly native in woodlands | |
Tutsan, Stinking | Hypericum hircinum | An uncommon garden escape said to smell of goats. | |
Tutsan, Tall | Hypericum x inodorum | Uncommon garden escape. | |
Twayblade, Common | Neottia ovata (Listera ovata) | An uncommon orchid on basic soils. | |
Twayblade, Lesser | Neottia cordata (Listera cordata) | Rare and local. Under heather. One of Exmoor's gems. | |
Two-spined Acaena | Acaena ovalifolia | Noted 1981 at West Porlock and persisted for several years although dwindled. Not recorded recently. | |
Valerian, Common | Valeriana officinalis | Stream and river banks, water meadows, damp grassland. More common in south part of our area. | |
Valerian, Marsh | Valeriana dioica | Rare in damp meadows. | |
Valerian, Pyrenean | Valeriana pyrenaica | Verges, river banks, woodland borders. Has increased in recent years. | |
Valerian, Red | Centranthus ruber | Walls and verges, rocky banks. Usually near habitation. | |
Vervain | Verbena officinalis | Local. Usually near the coast. | |
Vervain, Argentinian | Verbena bonariensis | Escapes from gardens or flower baskets. | |
Vetch, Bithynian | Vicia bithynica | Rare. Very small amounts in few places. Hedgebanks and waste ground. | |
Vetch, Bush | Vicia sepium | Common in hedgerows, woods, verges | |
Vetch, Common (Narrow-leaved) | Vicia sativa ssp nigra | Turfy heaths. Native. | |
Vetch, Common | Vicia sativa ssp sativa | Common in hedgrows and field borders. Formerly sown as fodder. | |
Vetch, Common | Vicia sativa ssp segetalis | Sometimes grown as fodder. | |
Vetch. Kidney | Anthyllis vulneraria | Scattered along the coast, also a few inland records. | |
Vetch, Spring | Vicia lathyroides | Coastal areas and heath, golf links. Rare. | |
Vetch, Tufted | Vicia cracca | Frequent in hedgerows and verges. | |
Vetch, Wood | Ervilia sylvatica (Vicia sylvatica) | Local. Woodland and coastal heath, also on Brendon Hills. | |
Vetch, Bitter | See Bitter-vetch | ||
Vetchling, Grass | Lathyrus nissolia | Scarce plant of field borders, woodland borders, hedgebanks. | |
Vetchling, Meadow | Lathyrus pratensis | Common in hedgerows and field borders. | |
Violet, Common Dog- | Viola riviniana | Common in hedgebanks, open woodland and grassy slopes. | |
Violet, Early Dog- | Viola reichenbachiana | Common in woodlands and shady hedgebanks. | |
Violet, Heath Dog- | Viola canina | Sandy areas and heaths. | |
Violet hybrid | Viola x bavarica | Cross between Common and Early dog-violets. Rare. | |
Violet, Marsh | Viola palustris | An attractive plant in moorland boggy areas. Subsp rarely recorded but both palustris and juressi are thought to occur on Exmoor | |
Violet, Sweet | Viola odorata | Common in hedgebanks on lower ground. Native or garden escapes. White flowered, purple and amethyst varieties occur. | |
Viper's Bugloss | Echium vulgare | On coast and occasionally in dry pastures inland. Local. | |
Viper's Bugloss, Giant | Echium pininana | Recent Garden escapes. | |
Virginia-creeper | Parthenocissus quinquefolia | Garden origin. Old walls or dumped on waste ground. | |
Wallflower | Erysimum cheiri | A common escape well established on old walls near habitations. | |
Wall-rocket, Annual (Stinkweed) | Diplotaxis muralis | Frequent weed around Minehead and a few other sites. | |
Walnut | Juglans regia | A frequently introduced tree in villages. | |
Water-cress | Nasturtium officinale (Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum) | In clear-water streams and a relic in old watercress beds. Also in wet flushes by lanes and tracks. | |
Water-cress, Fool's | Helosciadium nodiflorum (Apium nodiflorum) | See Fool's Watercress. | |
Water-cress hybrid | Nasturtium x sterile | Rare in watery places. | |
Water-dropwort, Corky-fruited | Oenanthe pimpinelloides | Reported from Minehead and Lynton in past years. No recent records. | |
Water-dropwort, Hemlock | Oenanthe crocata | Ditches, streams and rivers, marshy fields. Widespread. Poisonous to cattle and ponies. | |
Water-dropwort, Tubular | Oenanthe fistulosa | Recorded at Porlock Marsh in 1986 but not since. | |
Water-lettuce | Pistia stratiotes | An escape or introduction in ponds. | |
Water-lily, Fringed | Nymphoides peltata | Ponds. Probably introduced in our area. Recor 1986 at Dunster Hawn did not persist. | |
Water-lily, White | Nymphaea alba | Possibly naturalised in some old estate ponds. | |
Water-milfoil, Alternate | Myriophyllum alterniflorum | In upland streams. | |
Water-parsnip, Lesser | Berula erecta | Very rare. Recorded from Dunster Marsh area 1999. | |
Water-pepper | Persicaria hydropiper | Common in damp woodlands, meadows and tracks. | |
Water-plantain | Alisma plantago-aquatica | In slow-moving water, ditches and ponds. Formerly at Minehead and Porlock Marshes but no recent records so now rare. | |
Water-starwort, Blunt-fruited | Callitriche obtusangula | Ditches, streams, ponds. Scarce | |
Water-starwort, Common | Callitriche stagnalis ss | Common on mud on tracks, by pools and ditches. | |
Water-starwort, Intermediate | Callitriche hamulata ss | Rivers, Streams and ponds. Scarce | |
Water-starwort, Pedunculate | Callitriche brutia | Very rare. | |
Water-starwort, Various-leaved | Callitriche platycarpa | Scarce in ponds, streams and ditches | |
Waterweed, Canadian | Elodea canadensis | Local in ponds and ditches | |
Waterweed, Curly | Lagarosiphon major | Scarce in ponds. | |
Waterweed, Nuttall's | Elodea nuttallii | Has increased in ditches and ponds since first recorded in 1976. | |
Wayfaring-tree | Viburnum lantana | Hedgerows. Favours calcareous soils and man only be an introduction in our area. Native at Blue Anchor. | |
Weasel's-snout | Misopates orontium | Has decreased in Porlock Marsh area due to changes of land management but still an infrequent weed. | |
Weld | Reseda luteola | By the sea and on Brendon Hills in Eastern part of area. | |
Wellingtonia | Sequoiadendron giganteum | An introduced conifer | |
Wheat, Bread | Triticum aestivum | Agricultural escapes or bird-seed alien | |
Wheat, Pasta | Triticum durum | Rare casual. | |
Whitebeam, Common | Sorbus aria | Is not thought to occur here other than as a planted tree. | |
Whitebeam species | Sorbus admonitor | Noted at Watersmeet Devon and near Worthy in Somerset. Formerly known as Taxon D. | |
Whitebeam species | Sorbus anglica | Previously recorded in error | |
Whitebeam species | Sorbus croceocarpa | Orange Whitebeam. Rare. Minehead | |
Whitebeam species | Sorbus devoniensis | Devon Whitebeam. Woods and hedgerows. Also found in Somerset in 1994. | |
Whitebeam species | Sorbus intermedia | Swedish Whitebeam. Possibly native in Devon woodlands. | |
Whitebeam species | Sorbus margaretae | Devon woodlands. | |
Whitebeam species | Sorbus porrigentiformis | Coastal woodlands. | |
Whitebeam species | Sorbus rupicola | Coastal woodlands. | |
Whitebeam species | Sorbus subcuneata | Coastal woodlands. | |
Whitebeam species | Sorbus vexans | Coastal woodlands. | |
WHITE MILLET | Echinochloa frumentacea | Probably bird seed alien. | |
Whitlowgrass, Common | Erophila verna s.l. | Dry rocky areas, walls, pavements, etc. Common in Minehead area but no records from Devon Exmoor | |
Whortleberry (Bilberry) | Vaccinium myrtillus | Still common on Exmoor although the parties of 'wort-pickers' seen until the 1950s are no longer on the moors. Schools used to close with so many absent, taking advantage of a local money earner. Valued for jams and eaten with junket and creqm as a local delicacy. | |
Wild Service Tree | Sorbus torminalis | Rare. | |
Willow, Creeping | Salix repens | Scarce and local. | |
Willow, Eared | Salix aurita | Fairly common on wet moorland. | |
Willow, Eastern Crack | Salix euxina (Salix fragilis) | Scattered trees, rare in our area, common on Somerset Levels. | |
Willow, European Violet | Salix dephnoides | Very rare. | |
Willow, Goat | Salix caprea ssp caprea | Common on moorland and marshes, hedges and by streams, etc. | |
Willow hybrid | Salix caprea x S. cinerea x S. viminalis | Rare. | |
Willow hybrid | Salix x capreola | Last recorded from Simonsbath in 1918. Eared x Goat Willow. | |
Willow hybrid | Salix x multinervia | Hedges and damp moorland combes. Eared x Rusty Willow. | |
Willow hybrid | Salix x reichardtii | Goat x Rusty Willow. Possibly under-recorded. | |
Willow hybrid | Salix x rubra | Rare cross between Osier and Purple Willow. | |
Willow hybrid | Salix x rubens | Rare cross between White and Crack Willow recorded 1906 'nr Minehead' | |
Willow, Olive | Salix elaeagnos | Rare garden escape or introduction. | |
Willow, Purple | Salix purpurea | Recorded at Hawn Pool Dunster from 1914 to 1994 when it was mostly cut down and nearly eradicated. One plant survived. Also in Washford River Valley. Rare. | |
Willow, Rusty | Salix cinerea ssp olefolia | Probably our commonest willow. | |
Willow, Weeping | Salix x sepulcralis | Rare introduction on stream banks. | |
Willow hybrid | Salix x pendulina f. erythroflexuosa | A new hybrid discovered near Minehead in 2020 | |
Willow, White | Salix alba | Rare. A few scattered records. Generally planted trees. | |
Willowherb, American | Epilobium ciliatum. | Widespread on cultivated and waste ground, on walls and verges etc. | |
Willowherb, Broad-leaved | Epilobium montanum | Common from a variety of habitats including verges, woods, gardens and hedgebanks. | |
Willoherb, Great | Epilobium hirsutum | Local name Codlins and Cream. By water and ditches on lower ground. Frequent. | |
Willowherb, Hoary | Epilobium parviflorum | Widespread but not on high moors | |
Willowherb hybrid | Epilobium ciliatum x lanceolatum | Rare | |
Willowherb hybrid | Epilobium x interjectum | Last recorded Nettlecombe 1968. Cross between E. ciliatum and montanum. | |
Willowherb hybrid | Epilobium ciliatum x obscurum | Rare. | |
Willowherb hybrid | Epilobium x lamotteanum | Rare hybrid between E. lanceolatum and E. obscurum | |
Willowherb hybrid | Epilobium x aggregatum | Rare hybrid between E. montanum and obscurum | |
Willowherb hybrid | Epilobium x dacicum | No recent records, last reported 1945 from Little Hangman. Cross between E. parviflorum and E. obscurum | |
Willowherb hybrid | Epilobium x neagradense | Lynton. Cross between E. montanum and lanceolatum | |
Willowherb hybrid | Epilobium x schmidtianum | Old recordds from Parracombe for this cross between E. obscurum x palustre. | |
Willowherb, Marsh | Epilobium palustre | Frequent in damp boggy moorland | |
Willowherb, New Zealand | Epilobium brunnescens. | Local but sometimes abundant on river banks and by Wimbleball. | |
Willowherb, Pale | Epilobium roseum | Scarce on roadsides or verges. | |
Willowherb, Rosebay | Chamaenerion angustifolium (Chamenon angustifolium) | Hedgerows, quarries, verges, waste ground. Abundant along miles of roadsides on the Brendo Hills. | |
Willowherb, Short-fruited | Epilobium obscurum | Hedgebanks, verges cultivated and waste ground. | |
Willowherb, Spear-leaved | Epilobium lanceolatum | Widespread. Gardens, verges, waste ground, walls, etc. | |
Willowherb, Square-stalked | Epilobium tetragonum | Damp moorland, hedgebanks, verges and waste ground. Frequent. | |
Wineberry, Japanese | Rubus phoenicolasius | Rare introduction. Woodland. | |
Winter Heliotrope | Petasites pyrenaicus (Petasites fragrans | Hedgebanks, verges, waste ground. A weed which is sometimes abundant and is causing loss of native flora. Garden origin. Increased with milder winters. | |
Winter-cress | Barbarea vulgaris | Verges or stream banks. Scarce. | |
Winter-cress, American | Barbarea verna | Verges or cultivated ground. Scarce. | |
Winter-cress, Medium-flowered | Barbarea intermedia | Waste ground and arable land. Scarce. | |
Witch-grass | Panicum capillare | Birdseed alien. | |
Wolf's-bane | Aconitum vulparia | Rare garden escape. | |
Wood Sage | Teucrium scorodonia | Hedgbanks, woods, heaths and moorland. Widespread. | |
Woodruff | Galium odoratum | Woods and shady banks. Local. | |
Woodrush, Field | Luzula campestris | Common in short grass, lawns and verges (Good Friday Grass) | |
Woodrush, Great | Luzula sylvatica | Woods and hedgebanks, sometimes abundant and dominant. | |
Woodrush, Hairy | Luzula pilosa | Common in woods and on shady banks. | |
Woodrush, Heath | Luzula multiflora ssp multiflora | Common on damp moorland. | |
Woodrush, Heath | Luzula multiflora ssp congesta | On damp moorland. | |
Woodrush, Snow-white | Luzula nivea | Rare garden escape. | |
Woodrush, Southern | Luzula forsteri | Uncommon. | |
Wood-sorrel | Oxalis acetosella | Woods, shady hedgebanks. One of the few plants found in upland beech hedgebanks. Occasionally pink. | |
Wormwood | Artemisia absinthium | Dry banks and field margins, etc. Greatly declined in recent years. | |
Wormwood, Sea | Seriphidium maritimum | Recorded at Porlock Weir in 1979 but not seen there since. Occurs at Barnstaple to our west and Lilstock in the east. | |
Woundwort, Field | Stachys arvensis | Weed of arable land. Has declined. | |
Woundwort, Hedge | Stachys sylvatica | Hedgebanks, verges, woodland borders Common and widespread. | |
Woundwort, hybrid | Stachys x ambigua | Hedge banks and ditches. Cross between Hedge and Marsh Woundwort | |
Woundwort, Marsh | Stachys palustris | An attractive plant frequent on stream banks and damp grassland. | |
Yarrow | Achillea millefolium | Hedgebanks and grassy areas. Common throughout. | |
Yellow Bird's-nest | Monotropa hypopitys | Not recorded since c1836 when it was recorded near Dunster. | |
Yellow-cress, Creeping | Rorippa sylvestris | Rare at Wimbleball Lake and was at Minehead Warren. | |
Yellow-cress, Marsh | Rorippa palustris | Usually on the shores of reservoirs. | |
Yellow-cress, Northern | Rorippa islandica ss | First recorded in England at Clatworthy Reservoir by Ian Green 2001. Just outside Exmoor boundary. | |
Yellow-eyed-grass, Pale | Sisyrinchium striatum | Garden origin. | |
Yellow-rattle | Rhinanthus minor | Local but sometimes abundant in meadows. | |
Yellow-sorrel, Chilean | Oxalis valdiviensis | Last recorded as a garden weed in Minehead, 1959. | |
Yellow-srrel, Procumbent | Oxalis corniculata | Garden origin. On paths, walls and lawns. A variety with purple leaves also occurs. | |
Yellow-sorrel, Upright | Oxalis stricta | Garden origin. Walls, roadsides near habitations. | |
Yellow-wort | Blackstonia perfoliata | Rare on sea cliffs and dry grassland. | |
Yew | Taxus baccata | An introduced conifer in churchyards. Naturalised on sea cliffs. | |
Yorkshire-fog | Holcus lanatus | A common grass. |
Reptiles: Updated to September 2020 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 46 Pt 2.
Common name | Scientific name | Notes |
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Viviparous Lizard | Lacerta vivipara | Widely distributed on heaths and moors. |
Slow-worm | Anguis fragilis | Common on heaths, in hedgebanks, allotments and gardens. |
Grass Snake | Natrix natrix | Usually near water, swims well. Probably decreased in numbers. |
Adder | Vipera berus | On damp or dry moorland also hedgerows and walls. Grey, brown, greenish, cinnamon and black coloration forms have all been recorded on Exmoor. |
Red-eared Terrapin | Chrysemys scripta elegans | One, an introduction or throw-out, existed in Dunster Hawn Pool from 2008-2011, possibly longer. |
Slugs and Snails Mollusca (nonMarine): Updated to September 2020 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 46 Pt 2.
The following list of Molluscs includes Land and Freshwater species but please see separate list for Maritime speciesCommon Name | Scientific Name | Comments |
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a grass snail | Acanthinula aculeata | Recorded from woods and hedgerows by Norman Hadden. |
a glass snail | Aegopinella nitidula | Leaf litter in woods and hedgerows. |
a glass snail | Aegopinella pura | Deciduous leaf litter |
River Limpet | Ancylus fluviatilis | Common. In freshwater. |
a snail | Arianta arbustorum | Damp fields, woods, hedgerows. |
Great Black Slug | Arion ater | Widespread |
a roundback slug | Arion circumscriptus agg. | In various habitats. |
Common Garden Slug | Arion distinctus | Gardens, woods, waste land. |
Bourguignat's Slug | Arion fasciatus | Gardens |
a round backed slug | Arion flagellus | Rare in woodland. |
Southern Garden Slug | Arion hortensis | Cultivated land |
Hedgehog Slug | Arion intermedius | Woods, hedgerows, gardens. |
Lusitanian Slug | Arion lusitanicus | |
Silver Slug | Arion silvaticus | Also called Woodland Slug. |
Dusky Slug | Arion subfuscus | Widespread |
a snail | Ashfordia granulata | Amongst herbs in deciduous woodlands |
Three-toothed Moss Snail | Azeca goodalli | Uncommon. |
a door snail | Balea perversa | Amongst moss & lichen. |
a spire snail | Bithynia tentaculata | Rare. In freshwater. |
a snail | Candidula intersecta | Coastal |
a hollow-shelled snail | Carychium minimum agg. | In marshes and damp woodland. |
a hollow-shelled snail | Carychium tridentatum | Woods, damp grassland. |
a blind snail | Ceciliodes acicula | Subterranean, usually calcareous soils. |
White lipped snail | Cepaea hortensis | Woods, hedges, fields, etc. |
Grove Snail | Cepaea nemoralis | Woods, hedges, fields, etc. Various colour forms - much favoured by thrushes. |
a snail | Cernuella virgata | Coastal |
a door snail | Clausilia bidentata | Damp places; rocks, woodland, etc. |
a door snail | Clausilia dubia | |
a snail | Cochlicella acuta | Uncommon |
a moss snail | Cochlicopa lubrica | Damp woods and grassland. |
Slippery Moss Snail. | Cochlicopa lubricella | Non acid grassland. |
a door snail | Cochlodina laminata | Woodland |
a whorl snail | Columella aspera | Uncommon. |
Chestnut Slug | Deroceras caruanae | Various habitats. |
Marsh Slug | Deroceras laeve | Very damp sites. |
Netted Slug | Deroceras reticulatum | Gardens, cultivated land. |
a discus snail | Discus rotundatus | Deciduous woodlands and gardens |
a bulin snail | Ena obscura | Recorded from woods, etc. By Norman Hadden. |
a glass snail | Euconulus alderi | Wet habitats. |
a glass snail | Euconulus fulvus agg. | |
a glass snail | Euconulus fulvus seg. | Damp woods, grass moorland & marshes. |
Flat Wall Snail | Helicigona lapicida | Rocky & stony substrates |
Garden Snail | Helix aspersa | A garden pest, also in woods, hedgerows, etc. |
Roman or Edible Snail | Helix pomatia | Rare. |
a spire snail | Hydrobia ulvae | Local. In freshwater. |
a moss snail | Lauria cylindracea | Woods, dry grassland, stone walls |
English Chrysalis Snail | Leiostyla anglica | Uncommon. |
Ash-grey Slug | Limax cinereoniger | A woodland species. |
Yellow Slug | Limax flavus | Gardens. |
Tree Slug | Limax marginatus | Woodlands and stony substrates |
Great Grey Slug | Limax maximus | Woodlands |
Lemon Slug | Limax tenellus | Two reports 1997 but T.Smith says unlikely Rare in woodlands. |
Marsh Snail. | Lymnaea palustris | Synonym: Galba palustris. |
Wandering Snail | Lymnaea peregra | Common in freshwater. |
Great Pond Snail | Lymnaea stagnalis | Occasional in freshwater. |
Budapest Slug | Milax budapestensis | Synonym Tandonia budapestensis. |
Smooth Jet Slug | Milax gagates | Fields |
Sowerby's Slug | Milax sowerbyi | (Now Tandonia sowerbyi). In Gardens. |
Kentish Snail | Monacha cantiana | Uncommon |
a glass snail | Nesovitrea hammonis | Woods, marshes, grassland |
Garlic Glass Snail | Oxychilus alliarius | Tolerant of acidic sites in woods and grass moorland |
a glass snail | Oxychilus cellarius | Moist situations. |
an amber snail | Oxyloma pfeifferi | Marshland |
an amber snail | Oxyloma sarsi | Recorded by N. Hadden |
a bladder snail | Physa fontinalis | Rare. In freshwater. |
a pea mussel | Pisidium nitidum | Rare. In freshwater. |
Pea Cockle | Pisidium personatum | Rare. In freshwater. |
a pea mussel | Pisidium subtruncatum | Rare. In freshwater. |
Small ramshorn snail | Planorbis planorbis | Under stones in slow-moving water. |
Jenkins' Spire Snail | Potamopyrgus jenkinsi | Common. In freshwater. |
a discus snail | Punctum pygmaeum | In coastal woodlands |
a moss snail | Pupilla muscorum | Coastal turf, stone walls, scree |
a rock snail | Pyramidula rupestris | Recorded by N. Hadden. A lichen feeder. |
Pea Mussel | Sphaerium corneum | Uncommon. In freshwater. |
Nut Orb Mussel | Sphaerium rivicola | Boggy areas. |
an amber snail | Succinea putris | Pond margins. |
Mauge's Shelled Slug | Testacella maugei | Manured gardens |
Golden Shelled Slug | Testacella scutulum | |
Hairy Snail | Trichia hispida | Damp deciduous woodlands |
Strawberry Snail | Trichia striolata | Gardens and damp, shady sites. |
a grass snail | Vallonia costata | Coastal turf, stone walls, leaf litter |
a grass snail | Vallonia excentrica | Recorded in dry situations by Norman Hadden |
Smooth or Beautiful Grass Snail | Vallonia pulchella agg. | Uncommon |
Valve Snail | Valvata Sp. | Rare freshwater species. |
a whorl snail | Vertigo pusilla | Leaf litter, old walls, dry banks |
a glass snail | Vitrea crystallina agg. | Damp places |
a glass snail | Vitrina pellucida | Varied terrestrial habitats |
a snail | Zenobiella subrufescens | Damp deciduous woodlands |
a glass snail | Zonitoides excavatus | Damp acidic sites in woods and marshes |
a glass snail | Zonitoides nitidus | Littoral zones of rivers and ponds |
Spiders and their Allies: Updated to November 2022 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 48 Pt 2.
Introduction to the Arachnids List:The Arachnids or Spiders and their allies are divided into five sections in the following list. These are: 1. Pseudo-scorpions, 2. Harvestmen, 3. True Spiders, 4 Mites and 5. Ticks. Each list is arranged alphabetically A-Z. Nomenclature for Section Three (True Spiders) follows Merrett, Russell-Smith and Harvey, 2014.
Scientific Name | Common Name | Notes | |
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False Scorpions | |||
Chthonius (Chthonius) ischnocheles | a false scorpion | Under stones, logs, etc. | |
Chthonius (Chthonius) orthodactylus s.s. | a false scorpion | In leaf litter, moss, etc. | |
Neobisium (Neobisium) muscorum | a false scorpion | Widespread in various habitats. | |
Neobisium carcinoides | A false scorpion | ||
Pselaphochernes scorpioides | a false scorpion | In compost, straw, gardens, etc. | |
Roncocreagris cambridgei | a false scorpion | In detritus, under stones, etc. | |
Roncus (Roncus) lubricus | a false scorpion | In dry leaf litter in woods. | |
HARVESTMEN | |||
Dicranopalpus ramosus | a harvestman | In holm oak woodlands | |
Lacinius ephippiatus | a harvestman | In low vegetation | |
Leiobunum blackwalli | a harvestman | in low vegetation | |
Leiobunum rotundum | a harvestman | In low vegetation | |
Lophopilio palpinalis | a harvestman | Vegetation in open woodland | |
Megabunus diadema | a harvestman | In moss and heather | |
Mitopus morio | a harvestman | Widespread, often abundant | |
Mitostoma chrysomelas | a harvestman | In moss or under logs, etc. | |
Nelima gothica | a harvestman | In low vegetation. | |
Nemastoma bimaculatum | a harvestman | Widespread in herbage, under logs, etc. | |
Oligolophus tridens | a harvestman | In woods and hedgerows. | |
Paroligolophus agrestis | a harvestman | In various habitats | |
Phalangium opilio | a harvestman | Widespread and frequent. | |
Rilaena triangularis | a harvestman | In low vegetation in woods | |
TRUE SPIDERS | |||
Agelena labyrinthica | Labyrinth Spider | In tall grass, gorse bushes etc. | |
Agroeca brunnea | a running foliage spider | An egg-cocoon, probably of this species, found on Agrostisû1995 | |
Agroeca proxima | a running foliage spider | In woods and dry places | |
Agyneta conigera | a money spider | In low vegetation | |
Agyneta decora | a money spider | In moss and grass | |
Agyneta ramosa | a money spider | Vegetation in marshy areas | |
Agyneta subtilis | a money spider | In undergrowth | |
Allomengea scopigera | a money spider | Fresh and salt water marshes | |
Alopecosa barbipes | a wolf spider | Recorded as A. accentuata. On open heaths | |
Alopecosa cuneata | a wolf spider | In heath and grassland | |
Alopecosa pulverulenta | a wolf spider | Widespread in many habitats | |
Amaurobius fenestralis | a lace-webbed spider | Under bark of logs and trees, etc. | |
Amaurobius ferox | a lace-webbed spider | Under stones and logs | |
Amaurobius similis | a lace-webbed spider | Widespread. In crevices around buildings | |
Anelosimus vittatus | a comb-footed spider | On trees and shrubs. | |
Antistea elegans | a lesser cobweb spider | In vegetation in wet places | |
Anyphaena accentuata | a buzzing spider | On trees and shrubs. | |
Araneus diadematus | Garden Orb-web Spider | Widespread on bushes, etc. | |
Araneus quadratus | an orb-weaver spider | Widespread on heather and gorse | |
Araneus sturmi | an orb-weaver spider | Recorded Horner Woods SANHS 1953 | |
Araniella cucurbitina | an orb-weaver spider | Widespread on bushes and trees | |
Araniella opistographa | an orb-weaver spider | On vegetation. | |
Arctosa leopardus | a wolf spider | In detritus in wet habitats | |
Argyroneta aquatica | Water Spider | Entirely aquatic. | |
Atypus affinis | Purse Web Spider | Within its web in burrows. | |
Aulonia albimana | a wolf spider | Probably now extince on Exmoor due to change of its one knownûhabitat on Black Ball. | |
Bathyphantes approximatus | a money spider | In marshy areas | |
Bathyphantes gracilis | a money spider | Widespread in undergrowth | |
Bathyphantes nigrinus | a money spider | On low plants | |
Bathyphantes parvulus | a money spider | Widespread in undergrowth | |
Bolyphantes luteolus | a money spider | In grass heather and low vegetation | |
Centromerita bicolor | a money spider | Conifer woods. | |
Centromerita concinna | a money spider | In low vegetation | |
Centromerus arcanus | a money spider | In low vegetation on high ground | |
Centromerus dilutus | a money spider | In detritus in woods. Widespread | |
Centromerus prudens | a money spider | In grass and heather | |
Centromerus sylvaticus | a money spider | In low vegetation in woods | |
Ceratinella brevipes | a money spider | In detritus etc. Widespread | |
Ceratinella brevis | a money spider | In leaf litter. | |
Cercidia prominens | an orb-weaver spider | Amongst low plants, bracken, etc. | |
Clubiona brevipes | a foliage spider | On trees and bushes. | |
Clubiona comta | a foliage spider | On trees and bushes. | |
Clubiona diversa | a foliage spider | On low plants in damp places | |
Clubiona reclusa | a foliage spider | Marshy places in grass and herbage | |
Clubiona stagnatilis | a foliage spider | In damp marshy places | |
Clubiona terrestris | a foliage spider | On trees & shrubs etc. | |
Clubiona trivialis | a foliage spider | Heathy places under stones | |
Cnephalocotes obscurus | a money spider | Widespread amongst detritus | |
Coelotes atropos | a cobweb spider | Under stones, bark and in holes in walls | |
Cryphoeca silvicola | a cobweb spider | In detritus in woods and heather | |
Cyclosa conica | an orb-weaver spider | Recorded Dunster 1953 SANHS and at Luckbarrow 2001. Evergreen shrubs and trees | |
Diaea dorsata | a crab spider | On bushes and trees. | |
Dictyna arundinacea | a mesh webbed spider | Webs build in heads of heather, gorse, etc. | |
Dicymbium brevisetosum | a money spider | In a variety of habitats | |
Dicymbium tibiale | a money spider | In moss and leaves in wet areas. | |
Diplocephalus cristatus | a money spider | ||
Diplocephalus latifrons | a money spider | Widespread in various habitats | |
Diplocephalus permixtus | a money spider | Widespread in various habitats | |
Diplocephalus picinus | a money spider | Widespread in various habitats | |
Diplocephalus protuberans | a money spider | ||
Diplostyla concolor | a money spider | Widespread, under stones | |
Dismodicus bifrons | a money spider | Widespread in many habitats | |
Drapetisca socialis | a money spider | On tree bark, especially beech. | |
Drassodes cupreus | a ground spider | Under stones in various habitats | |
Drassodes lapidosus | a ground spider | Under stones in various habitats | |
Drassodes pubescens | a ground spider | Under stones in various habitats | |
Drepanotylus uncatus | a money spider | Widespread in marshy areas | |
Dysdera crocata | Woodlouse Spider | Under stones | |
Dysdera erythrina | Woodlouse Spider | Under stones | |
Enolognatha latimana | a comb-footed spider | ||
Enoplognatha ovata | a comb-footed spider | On low vegetation, especially nettles | |
Entelecara erythropus | a money spider | Widespread in moss, etc. | |
Episinus maculipes | |||
Erigone atra | a money spider | Widespread in many habitats | |
Erigone dentipalpis | a money spider | Widespread in many habitats | |
Erigone promiscua | a money spider | Widespread in many habitats | |
Erigonella hiemalis | a money spider | In detritus in woods | |
Ero aphana | a pirate spider | Porlock 2020 | |
Ero cambridgei | a pirate spider | Preys on other spiders | |
Ero furcata | a pirate spider | Preys on other spiders | |
Euophrys frontalis | a jumping spider | In grass & low herbage | |
Euryopis flavomaculata | a comb-footed spider | Damp places, in moss etc. | |
Evansia merens | a money spider | In nests of ants | |
Evarcha falcata | a jumping spider | Woodland and moorland. | |
Floronia bucculenta | a money spider | Amongst low vegetation | |
Gnathonarium dentatum | a money spider | By streams and wet marshy areas | |
Gonatium rubellum | a money spider | Undergrowth in woods | |
Gonatium rubens | a money spider | Widespread. Many habitats | |
Gongylidiellum vivum | a money spider | In detritus in moist places | |
Hahnia montana | a lesser cobweb spider | Widespread in undergrowth | |
Hahnia nava | a lesser cobweb spider | Under stones and in low vegetation | |
Haplodrassus signifer | a ground spider | On open heaths under stones | |
Harpactea hombergi | a woodlouse spider | In dry matted vegetation | |
Heliophanus cupreus | a jumping spider | Undergrowth and low vegetation | |
Helophora insignis | a money spider | In moss and grass in damp areas | |
Hilaira excisa | a money spider | Amongst vegetation in wet habitats | |
Hybocoptus decollatus | a money spider | In gorse | |
Hypomma bituberculatum | a money spider | In wet marshy places | |
Hypselistes jacksoni | a money spider | In marshy areas | |
Hypsosinga pygmaea | an orb-weaver spider | Low vegetation. | |
Hyptiotes paradoxus | Triangle Spider | Evergreen vegetation and grass. RDB3. | |
Jacksonella falconeri | a money spider | In detritus in coniferous woods | |
Kaestneria pullata | a money spider | Amongst grass and heather | |
Labulla thoracica | a money spider | In holes in trees, holes in the ground, etc. | |
Larinioides cornutus | an orb-weaver spider | Widespread, especially in rank vegetation near water. | |
Lathys humilis | a mesh webbed spider | Amongst bushes and dead leaves | |
Lepthyphantes minutus | a money spider | Around buildings, holes in trees, etc. | |
Leptothrix hardyi | a money spider | In marshy areas and on high ground | |
Linyphia hortensis | a money spider | In low undergrowth in woods | |
Linyphia triangularis | a money spider | Widespread in bushes in late summer | |
Liocranum rupicola | a running foliage spider | Under stones in dry places. | |
Lophomma punctatum | a money spider | In moss and grass in swampy areas | |
Macrargus rufus | a money spider | Grass and leaves in woods | |
Mangora acalypha | an orb-weaver spider | Widespread on heathland. | |
Maro minutus | a money spider | Under stones and in low vegetation | |
Maso sundevalli | a money spider | ||
Mastigusa macrophthalma | a cobweb spider | No current records for the species but there is a record fromû1911 at Porlock when it was found as a guest in an ants nest. | |
Meioneta rurestris | a money spider | Widespread in many habitats | |
Meioneta saxatilis | a money spider | Widespread in low vegetation | |
Meta menardi | Cave Spider | In caves and damp cellars | |
Metellina mengei | an orb-weaver spider | Widespread in spring and early summer | |
Metellina merianae | an orb-weaver spider | In damp holes and caves | |
Metellina segmentata s.s. | an orb-weaver spider | Widespread in late summer and autumn | |
Metopobactrus prominulus | a money spider | In uindergrowth, moss etc. | |
Micaria pulicaria | a ground spider | Active in sunshine on open ground; ant mimic | |
Micrargus apertus | a money spider | In detritus etc | |
Microlinyphia pusilla | a money spider | On low vegetation | |
Microneta viaria | a money spider | Widespread in detritus | |
Milleriana inerrans | a money spider | ||
Minyriolus pusillus | a money spider | In undergrowth on low bushes | |
Misumena vatia | a crab spider | In flower heads, and low plants | |
Monocephalus castaneipes | a money spider | ||
Monocephalus fuscipes | a money spider | In detritus in woods, especially coniferous | |
Neon reticulatus | a jumping spider | In detritus in woods | |
Neriene clathrata | a money spider | On low vegetation. | |
Neriene montana | a money spider | Rare on Exmoor. | |
Neriene peltata | a money spider | ||
Nesticus cellulanus | a comb-footed cellar spider | In damp, dark situations; cellars, etc. | |
Nigma puella | |||
Nuctenea umbratica | an orb-weaver spider | Widespread, under tree bark | |
Obscuriphantes obscurus | a money spider | In undergrowth | |
Oedothorax agrestis | a money spider | ||
Oedothorax fuscus | a money spider | Widespread in various habitats | |
Oedothorax gibbosus | a money spider | Widespread in varioius habitats | |
Oedothorax gibbosus f. tuberosus | a money spider | Widespread in various habitats | |
Oedothorax retusus | a money spider | Widespread in various habitats | |
Oonops domesticus | a six-eyed spider | Found indoors | |
Ostearius melanopygius | |||
Ozyptila atomaria | a crab spider | In short grass and undergrowth, etc. | |
Ozyptila simplex | a crab spider | In undergrowth | |
Ozyptila trux | a crab spider | In undergrowth, grass, etc. | |
Pachygnatha clercki | a long-jawed spider | Amongst long grass | |
Pachygnatha degeeri | a long-jawed spider | Amongst shrubs and long grass | |
Pachygnatha listeri | a long-jawed spider | Amongst low plants and shrubs | |
Paidiscura pallens | a comb-footed spider | Formerly Theridion p. A tiny spider on trees. | |
Palliduphantes ericaeus | a money spider | In dry woodland vegetation | |
Palliduphantes insignis | a money spider | In undergrowth. | |
Palliduphantes pallidus | a money spider | In grassland | |
Pardosa agricola | a wolf spider | On coasts and riverbanks | |
Pardosa amentata | a wolf spider | In open sunny sites | |
Pardosa lugubris | a wolf spider | Usually in woods | |
Pardosa nigriceps | a wolf spider | On heathland and open sites | |
Pardosa palustris | a wolf spider | On open heaths | |
Pardosa prativaga | a wolf spider | In various habitats | |
Pardosa proxima | a wolf spider | In marshy areas | |
Pardosa pullata | a wolf spider | Widespread in many habitats | |
Pelecopsis mengei | a money spider | In detritus in damp places | |
Pelecopsis nemoralis | a money spider | ||
Peponocranium ludicrum | a money spider | Widespread in a variety of habitats | |
Philodromus aureolus | a running crab spider | On bushes and shrubs | |
Philodromus cespitum | a running crab spider | On bushes etc. | |
Philodromus dispar | a running crab spider | On low trees & bushes | |
Pholcomma gibbum | a comb-footed spider | Among low-growing plants. | |
Pholcus phalangioides | Cobweb Spider | The daddy long-legs spider in houses. | |
Phrurolithus festivus | a running foliage spider | Running in sunshine, or under stones; ant mimic. | |
Phylloneta sisyphia | a comb footed spider | Was Theridion s. On bushes etc.Widespread. | |
Pirata latitans | a wolf spider | Marshes & damp habitats | |
Pirata piraticus | a wolf spider | Marshes and damp places | |
Pirata piscatorius | a wolf spider | Marshes and damp habitats | |
Pirata uliginosus | a wolf spider | Marshes and damp habitats | |
Pisaura mirabilis | Tent Spider | In tall grass, etc. | |
Platnickina tincta (Walskenaer). (Syn. Theridium tinctum) | A comb-footed spider. | Various habitats | |
Pocadicnemis juncea | a money spider | Widespread in many habitats | |
Pocadicnemis pumila | a money spider | Widespread in many habitats | |
Poeciloneta variegata | a money spider | Under stones etc. | |
Porrhomma campbelli | a money spider | Under stones, very rare | |
Porrhomma convexum | a money spider | In shady, damp situations | |
Porrhomma egeria | a money spider | In caves, cellars, etc. | |
Porrhomma pallidum | a money spider | In detritus in woods | |
Robertus arundineti | a comb-footed spider | Undergrowth in woods | |
Robertus lividus | a comb-footed spider | Widespread in detritus | |
Saaristoa abnormis | a money spider | Moss, grass, etc. in woods | |
Salticus scenicus | Zebra Spider | Sunny walls | |
Savignia frontata | a money spider | In various habitats | |
Scotina gracilipes | a running foliage spider | On heaths | |
Scotophaeus blackwalli | a ground spider | In houses, active at night. | |
Segestria florentina | |||
Segestria senoculata | a six-eyed spider | In wall crevices, under stones, etc. | |
Silometopus elegans | a money spider | Undergrowth in wet areas. | |
Silometopus reussi | a money spider | In undergrowth | |
Simitidion simile | a comb-footed spider | Was Theridion s. On bushes etc. | |
Sintula corniger | a money spider | Wet and swampy habitats | |
Steatoda bipunctata | a comb-footed spider | In houses, sheds, etc. Rarely outdoors. | |
Steatoda nobilis | |||
Stemonyphantes lineatus | a money spider | Widespread in many habitats | |
Tallusia experta | a money spider | Moss and grass in woods | |
Tapinocyba praecox | a money spider | Widespread in grass | |
Tapinopa longidens | a money spider | In detritus in woods and damp areas | |
Taranucnus setosus | a money spider | In marshy places | |
Tegenaria domestica | Common House Spider | In houses and outhouses | |
Tegenaria saeva | a cobweb spider | In houses, outhouses, quarries, trees, etc. | |
Tegenaria silvestris | a cobweb spider | ||
Tenuiphantes alacris | a money spider | Woodland detritus. | |
Tenuiphantes cristatus | a money spider | Undergrowth and grass. | |
Tenuiphantes flavipes | a money spider | Undergrowth | |
Tenuiphantes mengei | a money spider | Widespread | |
Tenuiphantes tenebricola | a money spider | Woodland detritus. | |
Tenuiphantes tenuis | a money spider | Widespread in many habitats | |
Tenuiphantes zimmermanni/ | a money spider | Widespread in many habitats | |
Tetragnatha montana (syn extensa) | a long-jawed spider | Reeds & rushes close to water | |
Tetragnatha pinicola | a long-jawed spider | On trees | |
Textrix denticulata | a cobweb spider | Stone walls and low vegetation. | |
Theonoe minutissima | a comb-footed spider | Widespread under stones, etc. | |
Tiso vagans | a money spider | In detritus etc | |
Trachyzlotes pedestris (Koch) | A ground spider | Sandy or rocky ground. | |
Trochosa ruricola | a wolf spider | Under stones etc. Nocturnal. | |
Trochosa terricola | a wolf spider | Widespread in many habitats | |
Typhochrestus digitatus | a money spider | On moors and sandhills | |
Uloborus plumipes | In heated greenhouses. | ||
Walckenaeria acuminata | a money spider | Widespread in woodland detritus | |
Walckenaeria antica | a money spider | In sunny habitats | |
Walckenaeria atrotibialis | a money spider | In low grass and heather | |
Walckenaeria cuspidata | a money spider | In detritus in woods | |
Walckenaeria dysderoides | a money spider | In woodland detritus | |
Walckenaeria nudipalpis | a money spider | In wet habitats. Widespread | |
Walckenaeria vigilax | a money spider | Moss etc. in wet places | |
Xysticus audax | a crab spider | On gorse bushes. | |
Xysticus cristatus | a crab spider | In undergrowth | |
Xysticus erraticus | a crab spider | Under stones | |
Xysticus kochi | a crab spider | On bushes and in undergrowth | |
Xysticus sabulosus | a crab spider | On dry sandy heaths | |
Zelotes apricorum s. str. | a ground spider | Widespread, under stones etc. | |
Zelotes latreillei | a ground spider | Under stones and detritus. | |
Zilla diodea | |||
Zygiella x-notata | an orb-weaver spider | Window frames and eaves of buildings. | |
MITES | |||
Acalitus brevitarsus | A gall mite | Common on Alder | |
Acalitus calycopthirus | A gall mite | Common. Bud-gall on Birch | |
Acalitus rudis | A gall mite | Common on birch | |
Acalitus stenaspis | A gall mite | Common. Rolled leaf-margins on Beech. | |
Aceria aceriecampestris | A gall mite | Common. Pustules on Field Maple. | |
Aceria campestricola (Now A. ulmicola) | A gall mite | Galls on Elm spp. | |
Aceria cephaloneus | A gall mite | Common. Galls on Sycamore. | |
Aceria crataegi | A gall mite | Pustules on Hawthorn. | |
Aceria erineus | A gall mite | On walnut. Locally common. | |
Aceria eriobius | A gall mite | Galls on field maple. Frequent. | |
Aceria fagineus | A gall mite | Tomentum very common on beech | |
Aceria fraxinivorus | A gall mite | Inflorescence gall on Ash. | |
Aceria geranii | A gall mite | Bunched leaves on Geranium, Rare. | |
Aceria genistae | A gall mite | 'Bushy-bud' on garden Cytisus (Broom). Local. | |
Aceria iteinus | A gall mite | Pouch-galls on Sallow. | |
Aceria lateannulatus | A gall mite | Leaf-galls on Lime. Uncommon. | |
Aceria macrochelus | A gall mite | Leaf-galls on Field Maple. Common. | |
Aceria nervisequus | A gall mite | Tomentum on Beech. Very Common. | |
Aceria pseudoplatani | A gall mite | Erineum on Sycamore. Frequent | |
Aceria ulmicola (was A.campestricola) | A gall mite | Pustules on Elm. Occasional. | |
Aculus leionotus | A gall mite | Erinium on Birch. Fairly common. | |
Aculus tetanothrix | A gall mite | Pustules on Sallow, Fairly common. | |
Cecidophyes galii | A gall mite | Rolled leaves on Cleavers. Very common. | |
Epitrimerus trilobus | A gall mite | Rolled leaves on elder. Common. | |
Eriophyes axillare (Now E. inangulis) | A gall mite | Galls on Alder. | |
Eriophyes convolvens | A gall mite | Rolled leaf margins on spindle. Locally common. | |
Eriophyes inangulis (was E. axillare) | A gall mite | Pustules on Alder. Common. | |
Eriophyes laevis | A gall mite | Pustules on Alder. Common. | |
Eriophyes leiosoma | A gall mite | Erineum on Lime leaves. Local | |
Eriophyes padi | A gall mite | Pustules on Blackthorn. Common. | |
Eriophyes similes | A gall mite | Pustules on Blackthorn. Common. | |
Eriophyes sorbi | A gall mite | Pustules on Rowan. Common. | |
Eriophyes tiliae | A gall mite | Galls on Lime. Locally common. | |
Phyllocoptes goniothorax | A gall mite | Rolled leaf-margins on Hawthorn. Abundant. | |
Phytoptus avellanae | A gall mite | 'Big-bud' on Hazel. Common. | |
Atractides nodipalpis | A water mite | Common in fast streams | |
Atractides tener | A water mite | Uncommon, in streams | |
Atractides octoporus | A water mite | Uncommon, in streams | |
Hygrobates calliger | A water mite | Rare in fast streams | |
Hygrobates fluviatilis | A water mite | Occasional in fast streams | |
Hygrobates longipalpus | A water mite | Rare in streams | |
Hygrobates nigromaculatus | A water mite | Rare in streams | |
Hydrodroma despicuens | A water mite | Rare in water | |
Lebertia castalia | A water mite | In running water | |
Lebertia maglioi | A water mite | In running water | |
Lebertia rufipes | A water mite | In running water | |
Pilolebertia porosa | A water mite | In running water | |
Protzia eximia | A water mite | Fairly frequent in water | |
Sperchon brevirostris | A water mite | In fast running streams | |
Sperchon clupeifer | A water mite | In fast running streams | |
Sperchon glandulosus | A water mite | In fast running streams | |
Sperchon hibernicus | A water mite | In fast running streams | |
Sperchon papillosus | A water mite | In fast running streams | |
Sperchon setiger | A water mite | In fast running streams | |
Torrenticola anomala | A water mite | In running water | |
Torrenticola brevirostris | A water mite | In running water | |
Torrenticola elliptica | A water mite | In running water | |
Torrenticola madritensis | A water mite | In running water | |
TICKS | |||
Ixodes acuminatus | Animal tick | On small rodents and insectivores (and a cat.) | |
Ixodes arboricola | A hard tick | Occurs around the eyes of small passerine birds. | |
Ixodes canisuga | Dog tick | Parasite of badgers, foxes, dogs | |
Ixodes frontalis | Bird tick | on birds. | |
Ixodes ricinus | Sheep or Pasture tick, Castor bean tick | Affects many animals and man. Carrier of Lyme disease. | |
Ixodes trianguliceps | a tick | On small mammals and insectivores, occasionally on birds. | |
Woodlice, Centipedes and Millipedes: Updated to September 2020 to include all reports to Exmoor Naturalist No. 46 Pt 2.
Woodlice, Centipedes and MillipedesScientific Name | Common Name | Notes | |
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SECTION ONE: WOODLICE | |||
Armadillidium depressum | a pill woodlouse | In and near buildings. | |
Armadillidium nasatum | a pill woodlouse | Uncommon | |
Armadillidium pulchellum | a pill woodlouse | Uncommon. Notable. | |
Armadillidium vulgare | Pill Bug | Common | |
Asellus aquaticus | water slater | Common in freshwater | |
Asellus meridianus | a water slater | Occasional in freshwater. | |
Oniscus asellus | a woodlouse | Widespread | |
Philoscia muscorum | a woodlouse | Grassland | |
Platyarthrus hoffmannseggi | a woodlouse | Associates with yellow ants. | |
Porcellio scaber | a woodlouse | Common. Various habitats | |
Porcellio spinicornis | a woodlouse | Common. | |
Trichoniscus pusillus | a woodlouse | On open ground. | |
SECTION TWO: CENTIPEDES | |||
Brachygeophilus truncorum | a centipede | ||
Chalandea pinguis | a centipede | in woodland. | |
Cryptops horensis | a centipede | in gardens etc. | |
Geophilus carophagus | a centipede | in oak woodland | |
Haplopphilus subterraneus | a centipede | in oak woodland and gardens. | |
Lithobius borealis | a stone centipede | ||
Lithobius crassipes | a stone centipede | in oak leaf litter | |
Lithobius forficatus | a stone centipede | in gardens etc. | |
Lithobius melanops | a stone centipede | beneath bark on decaying wood. | |
Lithobius microps | a stone centipede | syn. L. duboscqui. | |
Lithobius variegatus | a stone centipede | in oak woodland. | |
Necrophloeophagus flavus | a centipede | Includes N. longicornis | |
SECTION THREE: MILLIPEDES | |||
Blaniulus guttulatus | Spotted Snake Millipede | In compost heaps. | |
Brachydesmus superbus | a millipede | in fields. | |
Cylindroiulus punctatus | a millipede | in oak woodland, beneath bark of rotting wood. | |
Glomeris marginata | a millipede | on woodland leaf litter. | |
Iulus scandinavius | a Julid Snake-millipede | ||
Leptoiulus belgicus | a Julid Snake-millipede | ||
Nemasoma varicorne | a millipede | Under bark. | |
Ommatoiulus sabulosus | Striped Millipede | ||
Opnyiulus pilosus | a millipede | ||
Oxidus gracilis | a millipede | in greenhouses. | |
Polydesmus angustus | a millipede | gardens and oak woodland. | |
Polydesmus denticulatus | a flat-back millipede | ||
Polymicrodon polydesmoides | a millipede | in beech leaf litter. | |
Polyxenus lagurus | a millipede | beneath lichens on trees and bark and in leaf litter. | |
Proteroiulus fuscus | a millipede | oak woodland leaf litter and in compost heaps. | |
Tachypodoiulus niger | Black Millipede | Oak woodland leaf litter. |
Common Names: | Scientific Names: | Notes: | |
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Green Worm | Allolobophora chlorotica | Damp pastures and woodlands | |
Grey Worm | Aporrectodea caliginosa | Cultivated soil, gardens & stream banks. | |
Long-worm | Aporrectodea longa | Deciduous woodlands, meadows, and gardens. | |
Rosy-tip Worm | Aporrectodea rosea | Fields, gardens, pastures, woods & marshes. | |
an oligochaete | Aulodrilus pluriseta | Occasional, in freshwater. | |
An oligochaete | Chaetogaster diaphanous | Rare, in freshwater. | |
an earthworm | Dendrobaena octaedra | In moss, beneath stones, deciduous and coniferous woods. | |
an earthworm | Dendrobaena pygmaea | Mossy banks of woodland streams. | |
a flatworm | Dendrocoelum lacteum | Freshwater | |
Tree Worm | Dendrodrilus rubidus | Deciduous woodlands, beneath bark, stumps, under stones andûin moss. | |
a flatworm | Dugesia lugubris | Freshwater | |
Brandling Worm | Eisenia fetida | Humus-rich loam, clay, manure and compost heaps. | |
Venetian Worm | Eisenia veneta | Deciduous woodland, leaf litter. | |
Square-tailed Worm | Eiseniella tatraedra | Common. Freshwater. | |
Pot Worm | Enchytraeidae sp. | Family recorded from rivers and ponds. | |
a leech | Erpobdella indet | Freshwater | |
a leech | Erpobdella octoculata | Freshwater. Occasional. | |
a leech | Glossiphonia complanata | Freshwater. Occasional. | |
a leech | Glossiphonia heteroclita | Freshwater. Rare. | |
a horsehair worm | Gordius villoti | Freshwater | |
Horse Leech | Haemopis sanguisuga | Freshwater. Uncommon. | |
A segmented worm | Haplotaxis gordioides | Rare. In freshwater. | |
a leech | Helobdella stagnalis | Freshwater. Rare. | |
an oligochaete | Limnodrilus hoffmeisteri | Common, in freshwater. | |
an oligochaete | Lumbriculidae indet | Lumbriculidae worms abundant in the R.Exe | |
an oligochaete | Lumbriculus variegatus | Fairly common in freshwater. | |
Chestnut Worm | Lumbricus castaneus | Beneath deciduous leaf litter. | |
Rubescent Worm | Lumbricus festivus | Meadows, river banks, dung. | |
Marsh Worm | Lumbricus rubellus | Variable soils. | |
Common Earthworm | Lumbricus terrestris | Fields, gardens, woods. | |
An oligochaete | Nais alpina | Rare, in freshwater. | |
an oligochaete | Nais elinguis | Rare, in freshwater. | |
an oligochaete | Nais pardalis | Rare, in freshwater. | |
A bristle worm | Nereis succinea | In brackish mud. | |
Blue-grey Worm | Octolasion cyaneum | Damp, deciduous leaf litter. | |
White Worm | Octolasion tyrtaeum tyrtaeum | Woodlands, gardens and pastures. | |
an oligochaete | Ophidonais serpentina | Rare, in freshwater. | |
an oligochaete | Peloscolex ferox | Rare, in freshwater. | |
a flatworm | Phagocata vitta | Freshwater | |
Fish Leech | Pisicola geometra | Freshwater. Uncommon. | |
a flatworm | Polycelis felina | Freshwater | |
a flatworm | Polycelis nigra | Freshwater | |
a flatworm | Polycelis tenuis | Freshwater | |
an oligochaete | Psammoryctides barbatus | Occasional, in freshwater. | |
an oligochaete | Rhyacodrilus coccineus | Occasional, in freshwater. | |
an oligochaete | Stylaria lacustris | Occasional, in freshwater. | |
an oligochaete | Stylodrilus heringianus | Common in freshwater. | |
a leech | Theromyzon tessulatum | Freshwater. Rare. | |
a flatworm | Tricladida sp. | Freshwater | |
an oligochaete | Tubifex costatus | In brackish mud. Rare. | |
an oligochaete | Tubifex ignotus | Rare, in freshwater. | |
Blood Worm | Tubifex tubifex | Occasional, in freshwater. |