An exceptionally rich ancient woodland with adjacent rewilding project that focuses on producing a rich sward as well as having open-ended goals. Ebernoe itself is designated for its rare bats, fungi, birds, deadwood invertebrates and lichens.
Last modified:
Tuesday, January 2, 2018 - 18:27
Species total:
3900
Ranking breakdown
Breakdown of species counts by category
Algae:
2
Slime Moulds:
23
Protists other than Algae and Slime Moulds:
0
Lichens:
212
Fungi other than Lichens, including fungoid organisms:
965
Bryophytes:
127
Vascular Plants:
448
Sponges:
0
Comb-jellies:
0
Cnidarians:
0
Molluscs:
50
Bryozoans:
0
Annelid worms:
4
Platyhelminth worms:
0
Sea-spiders:
0
Arachnids:
122
Myriapods:
11
Crustaceans:
9
Springtails, proturans and 2-tailed bristletails:
3
Insects: 3-tailed Bristletails:
0
Insects: Odonata:
23
Insects: orthopteroids:
12
Insects: hemipteroids:
146
Insects: Hymenoptera:
123
Insects: Coleoptera:
529
Insects: Diptera:
192
Insects: Lepidoptera: butterflies:
39
Insects: Lepidoptera: moths:
658
Insects: remaining small orders:
34
Echinoderms:
0
Tunicates:
0
Fish:
9
Reptiles:
4
Amphibians:
4
Birds:
113
Mammals:
38
other Animals (Placozoa, Myxozoa, rotifers, other worms, Hemichordata, etc.):
0