Dartmoor species (this will be deleted – please ignore)
Mobile Devon Focus Species with mapped opportunity zones:
- Mammals – beavers, greater horseshoe bat sustenance and connectivity zone, grey long eared connectivity zone
- Uplands breeding waders (dunlin,snipe, curlew)
- whinchats
- pied flycatcher and wood warbler woodlands
- willow tits
- great crested newt zones (edges)
- Butterflies/moths – marsh frit/narrow bordered bee hawk moth, pearl bordered, high brown, heath frit
- Dragonfly sites (to confirm with Dave Smallshire and add attribute data)
- bog hoverfly
- (important habitats for fungi – page not yet up to explain this layer and obv not mobile species..….)
Other Devon Focus Species which aren’t shown on the Viewer (need to work out how to ensure that species are linked to place…..or just use the species spreadsheet? a table? a list for all hotspot High op areas?)
- Mammals: Otter, hedgehog, dormouse, pine marten, harvest mouse, lesser horseshoe, serotine, barbastelle (Dendles)
- Woodland bird group – lesser spotted woodpecker (south / east Dartmoor woodlands) nightjar (conifer plantations)
- Birds of moors, heaths and rough grasslands – cuckoo, meadow pipit, grasshopper warbler, kestrel, tree pipit, nightjar, dartford warbler
- Moths and butterflies: small pearl-bordered fritillary (rhos pastures), Dartmoor ancient oakwood moths, brown hairstreak (hedges), heathland moth group?,
- Dartmoor bog spiders
- Wet woodland flies / dead wood flies / Valley mire flies
- Upland rainforest snails
- Southern damselfly
- Bilberry bumblebee
- Blue ground beetle (woods and wood pasture), dung beetles
- Atlantic salmon / trout / eel
- Flowering plants and ferns: Deptford pink (Buckfastleigh), Great sundew (Corndon Ford Bog), lesser butterfly orchid, bastard balm (ancient woodlands)?, forked spllen wort and toadflaxed-leaved St J’s wort, dry grasslands (greater bfly orchid, frog orchid, wood bitter vetch, green winged orchid)
- Bryophytes of rainforest river ravines
- Lichens: Dartmoor granite, upland acid watercourses, upland rainforest lichens, southern oceanic woodland lichens (Dartmoor river valley oak woods), deadwood lichens, veteran tree lichens, wet woodland lichens