Greater Lincolnshire

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Data, statistics and maps on the species found in Greater Lincolnshire

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12,548 species recorded from Greater Lincolnshire in the last 25 years 18,814 recorded from Greater Lincolnshire all time

125 Increasing

542 Stable

86 Declining

76 Extinct

108 Casual introduction

246 Natural vagrant

37 Established non-native

10,078 Data deficient

7,516 Unassessed

448 Key action species

Monitoring schemes

Population monitoring

4 schemes covering 654 species

Presence/absence

2 schemes covering 2 species

Habitats

Acid grassland 1 species

Arable field margins 2 species

Calcareous grassland 2 species

Chalk streams 13 species

Coastal saltmarsh 2 species

Coastal sand dunes 7 species

Coniferous plantations 2 species

Deciduous woodland 17 species

Gardens and parks 7 species

Grazing marsh 5 species

Heathland 3 species

Hedgerows 34 species

Lowland fens 2 species

Meadows 1 species

Mudflats 5 species

Rivers 1 species

Scrub 2 species

Semi-improved grassland 1 species

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Assemblages

aquatic invertebrates of acidic waters 9 species

arboreal invertebrates 1 species

broad-ranging ground beetles 1 species

broad-ranging ladybirds 2 species

coastal mammals 5 species

ditches and ponds 26 species

epiphytes and their associates 12 species

farmland 1 species

host dependent 2 species

invertebrates associated with bark and sapwood decay 262 species

invertebrates associated with decaying vegetation 8 species

invertebrates associated with grasslands and open short sward 87 species

invertebrates associated with springs and seepages 12 species

invertebrates associated with wood-decay fungi 49 species

invertebrates found at the edge of ponds and lakes 1 species

invertebrates found in brackish pools 2 species

invertebrates found in decaying vegetation in carr, fen and marsh 3 species

invertebrates found in sphagnum bogs 35 species

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Lincolnshire Naturalists' Union

Founded in 1893, the Lincolnshire Naturalists’ Union has over one hundred years of experience and information on Lincolnshire’s wildlife and geology.