Sussex Emerald
B&F 1672 RES 70.304
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An endangered Red Data Book species, previously thought to be confined to shingle at Dungeness, Kent, but now also present further around the coast to Kingsdown.
""More recently discovered at Stodmarsh NNR, in 2018.
""Fully protected under the UK Wildlife and Countryside Act, and a priority species under the UK Biodiversity Action Plan.
Grade 2 — adults can be confused with other species, so good quality photographs or possibly a specimen will be required if the recorder is not familiar with the species.
Distribution Map
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Phenology
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Reporting Rate
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Photo Gallery
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