Feeds:
Posts
Comments

Archive for July, 2009

The folks from BRERC have continued their sterling efforts in identifying the species collected during the Bioblitz, and this has pushed the recorded number above 600 – to a total of 637!

Plants – 229 ; Invertebrates (excluding moths & butterflies) – 214 ; Moths – 79 ; Butterflies – 11 ; Birds – 40 ; Mammals – 15 ; Amphibians – 5 ; Moss – 13 ; Fungi – 18 ; Lichen – 8 ; Algae/stonewort – 1 ; Slime Mould – 1 ; Liverwort – 2  … and still just the 1 fish…

Read Full Post »

The Bioblitz identified 569 species in the survey areas of Ashton Court, and unsurprisingly, plants and invertebrates make up the bulk of them. In numerical order, the final count was :

Plants = 194  ;  Invertebrates  (excluding moths) = 186, with Moths alone = 76  ;  Birds = 39  ;  Mammals = 15  ;

Mosses = 14  ;  Butterflies = 11  ;  Fungi = 10  ;  Lichens = 8  ;  Amphibians = 5  ;  Fish = 1  ;  Algae/stonewort = 1

This makes 560. The other 9 species are from unassigned taxa in the BRERC database and so more difficult to catagorise.

 

– You can find more information on many of the species found in the BioBlitz at http://www.arkive.org/british-species/, or by clicking the common names of those species featured in the blog.

Read Full Post »