Far Ings is a National Nature Reserve in Barton-upon-Humber, North Lincolnshire. It is a 64 ha (160 acre) site on the Humber foreshore and comprises inter-tidal reedbed and freshwater reedbed in flooded former clay pits. Records from Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust staff and volunteers. Visit information:https://www.lincstrust.org.uk/get-involved/top-reserves/far-ings
Last modified:
Thursday, October 28, 2021 - 14:36
Size:
64.00hectares
Species total:
1114
Ranking breakdown
Breakdown of species counts by category
Molluscs:
25
Arachnids:
40
Crustaceans:
7
Springtails, proturans and 2-tailed bristletails:
2
Insects: Odonata:
19
Insects: hemipteroids:
76
Insects: Hymenoptera:
53
Insects: Coleoptera:
159
Insects: Diptera:
140
Insects: Lepidoptera: butterflies:
26
Insects: Lepidoptera: moths:
557
Insects: remaining small orders:
10