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Wildlife Conservation Group in the
Forest of Dean
Gloucestershire |
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15 June 2021
Mallards Pike, Brandricks Green and Moseley Green Surveys
The team split up to do the surveys in three different areas near to Mallards Pike.
The team assembling 
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Butterflies and Moths
Mallards Pike and Brandricks Green
- Speckled Wood (4)
- Common Carpet (1)
- Brown Silverline (7)
- Burnett Companion (1)
- Red Twin Spot Carpet (1)
- Small Heath (2)
- Crambus Lathoniellus (Grass Moth) (1)
- Red Admiral (3)
- Cinnabar Moth (2)
Moseley Green
- Green Hairstreak (1)
- Mother Shipton (4)
- Large White (1)
- Common Blue (3)
- Crambus Lathoniellus (Grass Moth) (4)
- Red Admiral (8)
- Brown Silverline (20)
- Cydia Ulicitana (lives on Gorse, Micro Moth)(1)
- Green Veined White (2)
- Small Copper (2)
Birds
Mallards Pike and Brandricks Green
- House Martin
- Pied Wagtail
- Wren
- Chiff Chaff
- Buzzard
- Blackbird
Moseley Green
- Sparrowhawk
- Green Woodpecker
Plants
Mallards Pike and Brandricks Green
- Ragged Robin
- Daisy
- Milkwort
- Germander Speedwell
- Ragwort
- Wood Aven
- Fox Glove
- Buttercup
- Greater Stitchwort
- Red Clover
- Birdsfoot Trefoil
- Woodspurge
- Tormentil
- Ground Ivy
- Lesser Stitchwort
- Hawkweed
- Common Dog Violet
- Thistle
- Nettles
- Gorse
- Herb Robert
- Heath Bedstraw
- Common Chickweed
- Mouse Eared Chickweed
- Yellow Pimpernel
- Pig Nut
- Hemp Agrimony
- Hornbeam
Other
Mallards Pike and Brandricks Green
- Hornet
- Blue Damselfly
- Buff Tailed Bumblebee
- Grass Hopper (heard)
- Dor Beetle
- Golden Ringed Dragonfly
- Green Tiger Beetle
- Broad Bodied Chaser
- Beautiful Demoiselle
- Large Red Damselfly
Moseley Green
- Soldier Beetle (2)
- Large Red Damselfly (1)
- Hornet (3)
- Four Spotted Dragonfly (2)
- Bee Fly (1)
- Emperor Dragonfly (1)
- Horse Fly (1)
- Green Tiger Beetle (1)
- Sphagnum Species
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