The Isles of Scilly Biodiversity Audit 2008 - Cornwall Wildlife Trust

Aphrosylus mitis A fly NS Uncommon Intertidal seashore 1Bombus jonellus Heath Bumblebee RDB Declining Uncommon Yes Coastal heathland and grassland 2,3Bombus muscorumscyllonius Moss Carder-bee BAP Static Uncommon Yes Coastal heathland and grassland 2,3Formica rufibarbis Red-barbed Ant BAP Static Uncommon Threatened Yes Coastal heathland and grassland 2,3Spilosoma lubricipeda plants such as water mint MenthaWhite Ermine BAP Common Yes Fens. Larval foodplant: marshaquaticaSpilosoma luteum Buff Ermine BAP Common Larval foodplant: herbaceousplants, shrubs and treesTimandra comae Blood-vein BAP Rare Larval foodplant: low-growingplants such as docks Rumex sppTyria jacobaeae ragwort Senecio jacobaea andThe Cinnabar BAP Common Grasslands. Larval foodplant:othersXanthia icteritia The Sallow BAP Rare Yes Damp woodland, marsh andheathland. Larval foodplant:sallow and herbaceous plantsXanthorhoe ferrugataDark-barred TwinspotCarpetBAP Uncommon Widespread. Larval foodplant: avariety of low plants 222121TWO WINGED FLIESSpecies Common name UK Priority Local decline Local rarity LocalthreatBAP habitat Habitat CommentsRecommendationWASPS AND BEESSpecies Common name UK Priority Local decline Local rarity LocalthreatBAP habitat Habitat CommentsRecommendationANTSSpecies Common name UK Priority Local decline Local rarity LocalthreatBAP habitat Habitat CommentsRecommendationIsles of Scilly biodiversity audit Page 105