Survey of species in the HAM HILL COUNTRY PARK

Yeovil Area Group of the Somerset Wildlife Trust Records
Survey for South Somerset District Council
Species Common Name
HAM HILL COUNTRY PARK
Invertebrates
Key: S = Northern Spur; F = Plateau Fields; V = Witcombe Valley; W = Pit Wood.
Last Date = Latest year a species recorded.
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S F V W
Last Date
Erigone dentipalpis A web spider S 85-89
Euophrys frontalis S 85-89
Heliophanus flavipes A jumping spider S 85-89
Lepthyphantes tenuis A money spider S 85-89
Linyphia clathrata A sheet-web spider S 85-89
Meta mengei S 85-89
Micaria pulicaria An ant-mimic spider S 85-89
Misumena vatia A crab spider S 85-89
Pachygnatha degeeri A large-jawed spider S 85-89
Pardosa nigriceps A wolf spider S 85-89
Pardosa pullata A wolf spider S 85-89
Pisaura mirabilis A nursery web spider S 85-89
Segestria senoculata A tube web spider S 85-89
Tetragnatha extensa A large-jawed orb web spider S 85-89
Textrix denticulata S 85-89
Walckenaera antica A money spider S 85-89
Xysticus cristatus A crab spider S 85-89
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Harvestmen
Leiobunum rotundum S 85-89
Mitopus morio S 85-89
Mitostoma chrysomelas S 85-89
Nelima gothica S 85-89
Nemastoma bimaculatum S 85-89
Phalangium opilio S 85-89
Rilaena triangularis S 85-89
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Recent Notable Sightings: Eggs of the Brown Hairstreak butterfly found on Blackthorn, winters 2007-08 and
2009-10 (Northern Spur).
Sources:
1977 to 1992: A. J. Parsons (beetles) in Beetles of Somerset (1993) – Andrew Duff for the Somerset
Archaeological and Natural History Society.
1985 to 1989: A. J. Parsons [with additional information from P. Jerrod (moths), W. F. Dean, D. A. Levy and
E. T. Levy (hoverflies) and A. J. Prince (ants)] in Ham Hill Country Park Management Plan, Habitat and
Wildlife Survey (1989) – Deborah Elton MSc for the Somerset Trust for Nature Conservation.
1986 to 2005: The Somerset Moth Group (moths and butterflies), D. A. Levy and E. T. Levy (hoverflies).
2005 to 2010: The Yeovil & District Natural History Society.
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