Survey of species in the HAM HILL COUNTRY PARK

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Yeovil Area Group of the Somerset Wildlife Trust RECORDS Survey of species in the HAM HILL COUNTRY PARK for the South Somerset District Council by members and friends of the Yeovil Area Group of the Somerset Wildlife Trust (Formerly known as the Yeovil & District Natural History Society) and SSDC Countryside Officers This survey was started in 2004 with the object of recording species found within the Ham Hill Country Park. Lists have been prepared of: Birds Invertebrates Lichens - based on a survey by V.J.Giavarini Fungi Mammals Ferns Flowering plants Reptiles & Amphibians To be added: Mosses & Liverworts Members are asked to record any species seen within the Park and send that list to the Society so that a continuing up-date of the records can be made. Records will be passed to the SSDC and the Somerset Environmental Records Office to ensure the best possible use is made of them. Updated – end December 2010
Yeovil Area Group of the Somerset Wildlife Trust South Somerset District Council Survey HAM HILL COUNTRY PARK Bee Orchid, Plateau Fields, Common Spotted Orchid, Southern Marsh Orchids, C Broomrape (yellow form), June 2007 Plateau Fields, June 2007 Plateau Fields, June 2007 Plateau Fields, June 2005 Field Pansy, Witcombe Green Hellebore, Witcombe Wild Daffodils, Pit Wood, Silver-washed Fritillary Valley, April 2005 Valley, March 2005 March 2006 (male), Pit Wood, July 2008 Brown Argus, Northern Green Hairstreak, Northern Wall, Witcombe Valley, Dingy Skipper, Northern Spur, July 2005 Spur, June 2005 May 2005 Spur, June 2005 Melangyna umbellatarum Chrysotoxum festivum Brown Hairstreak egg Emerald Damselfly Northern Spur, Aug 2006 Northern Spur, July 2007 Northern Spur, March 2010 Pit Wood, June 2009 (The two above are hoverflies) Forester moth, Scarlet Tiger moth, Humming-bird Hawk-moth, Burnished Brass moth, Northern Spur, June 2005 Northern Spur, July 2005 Northern Spur, Sept 2006 Pit Wood, Sept 2008 [All photographs taken at Ham Hill Country Park]
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