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| | | Re: Dotted Bee-fly confirmation Thanks all. Apparently it has "really spread" in recent years, along with a fair few other insects I would imagine. With a few exceptions, each time I found a notable insect last year and then read up on it they seemed to be extending their ranges considerably. So is there now a case that more priority needs to be attached to inland wet habitats - wet heath, fens/bogs, wet woodlands, etc. Have their indicator species done less well? | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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